METHOX - New technology or just wasted gas...

[Avonthediver]

This just in:

PNDN's new Liveaboard! Due to the incredible responses we've received from our customers, the Pay Now Dive Now scuba training and certification agency proudly announces lagoon cruising to our suite of services. The soon-to-be-christened PNDN flagship will delight discriminating scuba divers with 5-star, world-class luxury and comfort. Dive our lagoons by day, and dine under the stars in the evening. This is one liveaboard adventure you will never forget!

How do you make reservations??!!!!!

I am so in on this!!!!!

 

[Curt Bowen]

How do you make reservations??!!!!!

I am so in on this!!!!!

Joe Profit, founder and owner of PNDN (Pay Now Dive Now) training agency never ceases to amaze us with his ingenuity and good fortune.

This vessel is the “Cats Meow” (litter box) of Methox dive transportation.
The vessel is supplied only the best in Methox blending equipment. Bubba assisted Joe Profit with some amazing plumbing, which utilizes the head (bathroom) holding tanks producing ample supplies of methane for the entire live aboard operation.

The culinary plan for all meals also assists with the continuous production of dive gases from hard-boiled eggs for breakfast, taco with beans for lunch, and a large plate of seafood chili in red sauce for dinner.

This creative capturing of natural fuels also placed this vessel in the 2010 “Go Green” awards.

 

[super7]

Um, I'd like to know the local fill station for this state of the art gas.
NWGratefulDiver seems to have this as bailout

Frankly, I'd suck a fart out of a donkey's ass if that's what it took to make it to the surface alive ...

... Bob (Grateful Diver)

 

[Mike Boswell]

Um, I'd like to know the local fill station for this state of the art gas.
NWGratefulDiver seems to have this as bailout

Regarding Bob's strong recommendations for the use of EAGER (Equine Alimentary Gas Emergency Rescue) Technology, this hotly-debated subject was aired on several public forums.

PNDN was contacted for their response on this story, but PNDN spokeswoman, Emma Nations, declined to comment, saying only that "potential patent infringement litigation issues" might be involved.