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59 degress that is nice and warm. Last weeks dive the water was about 48 degrees at the bottom
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48f :11: brrrrrrrrrrr...adrisen:
Yes I remember diving that way once welcome
baitedstorm:define harmless, then again you did save me on the beach last weekend..... thanks again :10:
Always glad to be of service to a lady...
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I love diving in urban camo BDU's in public places. When people ask about them, I say, "It's tourist season, I'm trying to get my bag limit!"
It also helps when avoiding Rabid Columbian River Otters on The Santa Fe River.
As for the "Insta-flate Divebuddy 2005", First off, it's a male and he's a blonde so he has an excellent excuse for screwing up anything. He's an airhead, but I repeat myself, and he has a buoyancy control problem. The valve is actually at the back of his neck, hence the excuse for having LONG hair. He has a tendency to want to bodysurf, and is SEVERELY allergic to sharp objects. Oh and you can get him CHEAP!
It also helps when avoiding Rabid Columbian River Otters on The Santa Fe River.
As for the "Insta-flate Divebuddy 2005", First off, it's a male and he's a blonde so he has an excellent excuse for screwing up anything. He's an airhead, but I repeat myself, and he has a buoyancy control problem. The valve is actually at the back of his neck, hence the excuse for having LONG hair. He has a tendency to want to bodysurf, and is SEVERELY allergic to sharp objects. Oh and you can get him CHEAP!
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