mrjimboalaska
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Hey, sounds like switch hitting to me..........pick and stick with.....fire_diver:
big question is, is there a snorkel attached to MOF????????????
MOF Irony...This month's "Dive Training" magazine...
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big question is, is there a snorkel attached to MOF????????????
What's a snorkel?
Divmstr223
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Scuba_Jenny:
I can't stand them either....95% of the time I never use one...BUT, I have the Sherwoods AVID B.C. and it has a pocket that holds the collapseable snorkel.. I love it!! it's always there if I need it...never gets in my way..:14:
Poogweese
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Divmstr223:I never really thought of MOF as a sign of distress...I tend to think of flailing arms and screaming in terror as a good indication though...
:lol: Exactly!
Poog
I've lost 3 masks in total, the price we pay to MOF
You're right. It's worth it.Trinigordo:
But why does everyone assume that us MOFers don't know when not to exercise our MOF rights? If there's a nasty wave with my mask's name on it around me I either don't take my mask off until I reach the boat or simply put it around my neck.
coach_izzy
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Oh man, this issue will never die 
Me? MOF, No snorkel. However, when diving NJ, strap goes under the hood, that means the mask does not move at all...
BTW, I've got Number 27! We're still counting those are we?
Me? MOF, No snorkel. However, when diving NJ, strap goes under the hood, that means the mask does not move at all... BTW, I've got Number 27! We're still counting those are we?
scubafool
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Hockeynut:OK, now I don't know which way to go.Maybe I'll have to ask the hottest girl present which way she goes and go her way!
Ask,
Scuba_Jenny:
and ye shall receive.
RJP:This month's "Dive Training" magazine features a cover article about the MOF debate - essentially explaining why it's good "rule" not to put MOF.
That said, I think I counted six different ads in the magazine - for equipment, travel, what have you - featuring MOF divers.
So, why on earth would you feature panicked divers in your ads?
:sleeping_ :sleeping_ :sleeping_ :sleeping_ :sleeping_ :toilet Who Freakin cares. This subject has been beaten enough. If you want to wear a freakin mask on your forehead then wear it. If you don't then don't. I can't believe this subject still gets replies....
So your saying it should NOT be worn forehead?timegan:I have not joined the debate, and honestly I'll pass on that one..(don't have enough dives to make any opinion), let alone get into a debate. However I do think that a MOF could indeed get washed off your head in waves. I don't think anyone can argue with that point.
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