what are lines used for?Spectre:Then obviously they had no business being there. That is -not- what lines are for.
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what are lines used for?Spectre:Then obviously they had no business being there. That is -not- what lines are for.
nova:what are lines used for?
nova:what are lines used for?
I'll remember that as I celebrate my 13 aniversary with my wife tonight. I wonder if some of the old lines will still work BTW hows the handH2Andy:generally, to get the attention of a member of the opposite sex
good for you. for revenge you should use a spray bottle on jet mode. they never know where it's coming from LOLH2Andy:hands are ok... thumbs are pretty messed up (blue, black, and swollen)
no infection though, so it should ice down fine
captndale:Permanent lines should NEVER be left inside of wrecks. While it is ok to temporarily place base lines while doing an exploration or survey they should always be retreived when the project is completed. Wrecks are not like caves. Wrecks are living things. They move; bulkheads and decks collapse; lines get trapped and lines get buried in debris. A "permanent" line can soon become obstructed to the point that it can not be followed. If a diver finds himself lost and tries to follow an old "permanent" line it may just lead him into a dead end.
Otter:And here I thought Caves were living things....cave-ins are probably not as frequent, but as has been stated, the only worthwhile line is one that has been personally verified, whether in a wreck, a cave, or a bar
KangarooSeatbelt:if only there were hundreds of thousands of feet of perm. line running through bars...