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Misconceptions and Fallacies
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Midnight Star
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Getting toasted every night, greatly lessens the effect of "getting narced".
Midnight Star:
umm, no...that is wrong. havent you seen my video on this subject?
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Snowbear:
Those belong in the (nonexistant) "Things You Don't Want To Hear Your Buddy Say" thread.
Midnight Star
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I sure have ... thus my post.jepuskar:
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TomP
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my favorite...
Tanks get accustomed to Nitrox so you shouldn't put air in a tank once its been used for Nitrox
Tanks get accustomed to Nitrox so you shouldn't put air in a tank once its been used for Nitrox
Midnight Star
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myth: If you see a shark underwater, cut your buddy and flee.
truth: If I also see a shark underwater, do you think i'm dumb enough to let you cut me first?
truth: If I also see a shark underwater, do you think i'm dumb enough to let you cut me first?
If I follow my computer, I won't get bent (I have first hand experience with this one).
Biggest fallacy:
If you have a c-card, you are a diver.
If you have a c-card, you are a diver.
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