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My best regards to you, my vintage SCUBA peer. I am looking for a Kraken myself. Right now I am setting up a Waterlung Dual-Air by Sportsways as a complete Open Water regulator setup. This regulator made in 1961, 1962 is remarkable with a HP gauge port and three LP ports for octo, power inflator and an additional ‘tool’. A regulator ahead of its time. …also breathes like a ‘dream’. I am also a collector as well as a diver. Get ‘Wet’ often. Retirement just means more unfettered time for most. I am happy my employer ( NC DOT ) is very flexible with time off once you have been working with them over 10 years. BTW, I have 2 Waterlung D-A regs. One is all original with little use in its lifetime. As for going ‘out-with-a-bang’….it has its merits.What is this "retire" word you speak of?
I figure I'm working until the bitter end. In fact, I predict the messy end with the EMT service pumping on my chest, and someone saying "Think you could get him to sign this?". I secretly hope it is an aneurism, and it is messy for them to clean up in my office....
If I have to stick it out that long, someone is going to have to pay the price for it....
Do you think they'll be cracking your chest on the office floor?I secretly hope it is an aneurism, and it is messy for them to clean up in my office....