Mythbuster testing "James Bond Tux in a Drysuit" myth...

[tstormdiver]

Tisk tisk tisk, I saw a dangling octo and guage console. They should know better.

Yeah, I noticed that too. God,.... I hate danglies. If you look really close, he was also wearing ankle weights.

 

[Dsix36]

I have worn my street clothes under my drysuit a couple of times. Cell phone, money, wallet and keys in the pockets too. You will get some strange looks when peeling the drysuit off after the dive.

 

[FuzzyNutz]

HAHA! I absolutely love mythbusters, but I didn't see this episode. Thankfully youtube's got my back: YouTube - Mythbusters - Request Fest: Tuxedo under drysuit

Once I learn to use a drysuit, I MUST to this... it's now on my bucketlist! A shore-exit on a crowded beach, unzipping right at the edge of the water while wearing a tux... priceless! Another one if possible, would be to ice dive when my friends are ice fishing, and attach a wrapped fish sandwhich to a buddy's line and give it a good tug... or hold onto the line so I can say hello! lmao!

 

[oreocookie]

*edit, just one simple example...the other day I heard them say that Mercury is the only liquid metal. LOL LOL LOL.
How about Aluminum, Iron, Copper, Lead, etc., etc., etc. Now I understand what they were getting at, but geez, lets be accurate.

They must have said, or implied, room temperature, because mercury IS the only metal thats a liquid at room temperature. You can turn just about anything into a liquid if you can make it hot enough.

But what background do you have to be able to say that they don't know what they're talking about? Just curious.

 

[drbill]

Oh, please... suspend your disbelief... they are only movies, not real life!