How to get your "buddies" attention?

[gypsyjim]

I have a cheaper solution: "If you ever pull that s*** again, I'm not diving with you anymore".

And my solution doesn't need any batteries.

flots.

I worded that poorly, in that I meant it could be a great tool or good tool, but never intended to say it was the greatest tool. I need to proofread better. My apologies.

I've been diving solo (proper equipment, training, experience) for some time now and actually have quite a few more dives solo than with "buddies". I really don't like diving with others. I'm selfish and don't want to babysit, keep track of, be limited by, etc. etc. etc. I only dive with buddies when I have to - the exception is the Milfoil remediation team on Brant Lake - we work well together, but then we are doing a job not diving for pleasure. Experiences like this one simply reinforce my desire to dive solo.

Now a different picture is beginning to emerge on how that separation may have occurred, at least some of the underlying factors that were not evident in post #1.

 

[4dawgma]

A swift kick in the nerts

 

[Kharon]

Now a different picture is beginning to emerge on how that separation may have occurred, at least some of the underlying factors that were not evident in post #1.

Actually the "picture" is exactly as stated previously. When I'm diving with a "buddy" I expect to work together as a team. The fact that I'd rather dive solo doesn't enter into it. You sure do like to read into, and make unfounded assumptions. Snide tendancies, or just superior?