LAST BREATH (movie)
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i preferred the one doc that was done by prime - i found the one on netflix to be a bit fast with regards to the story line and also thought they missed a number of important factors. either way unbelievable story!! if you liked that move check out dave's not coming back. I believe that was the title based on a true story about a cave dive in south africa and the rescue mission.
Steelyeyes
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I have watched it twice. Amazing.
My wife and I were flying home in first class a few years ago. A younger guy in the row behind us was a bit fidgety to put it mildly. We got to talking and he was a saturation diver that did 28 days down in the North Sea, was almost done decompressing and then got sent back for another 7 days. He'd been saving money and when he got home to Washington he said he was going to buy his daughter a house. He also tried to buy drinks for everyone around him....but they were on the house. First Class.
I remember hoping his down time at home was relaxing because that work clearly is anything but.
My wife and I were flying home in first class a few years ago. A younger guy in the row behind us was a bit fidgety to put it mildly. We got to talking and he was a saturation diver that did 28 days down in the North Sea, was almost done decompressing and then got sent back for another 7 days. He'd been saving money and when he got home to Washington he said he was going to buy his daughter a house. He also tried to buy drinks for everyone around him....but they were on the house. First Class.
I remember hoping his down time at home was relaxing because that work clearly is anything but.
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