naked scuba diving

[scubafanatic]

Scuba Dew is either 1) a complete tool who can not separate reality from fantasy and invents new lies to try to explain old lies, or 2) An evil genius who can continue to egg on the spelling and grammar police and can push everyone's buttons just for his own entertainment. My guess is he's just a tool. Who Knows?

....sounds like you need to start another poll here.... BTW, love the avatar, looks like a young Stephen Hawking.....

 

[RNDIVER]

Bad news for me is I'm not nearly as smart as Hawking. The only thing I know about black holes is...wait that's not allowed here.

 

[Hoomi]

Hey, what I know about black holes can be repeated here.

I know that there is a tiny one wandering around my house, sucking up stray socks, random keys, loose change, and the occasional paperback book.

Unfortunately it never seems to suck up cat hair.

 

[mikemill]

Cat hair violates every known and unknown law of physics.

 

[letterboy]

we have gone from talking about naked diving to cat hair . . . :w-t-f:

 

[ScubaSteve]

 

[scuba dew]

Okay; in fairness, if diving was part of his military job, he may not have needed certification from an outside agency. While the UCMJ applies equally to ALL branches of the U.S. Armed Forces, the code that was citied referred to recreational diving.

While I imagine a Navy SEAL or an Air Force PJ or their analogs in the other branches would have no problems whatsoever passing certification requirements with any dive training agency, I doubt Uncle Sam is going to hold up their mission performance if they don't get their PADI OW card before deployment.

Ergo, while I cannot say that Scuba Dew is telling the truth, it seems to me it would be possible for him to have logged dives in the military before getting his civilian certification.

Just as a personal observation aside, when our cruise ship returned to San Pedro, California, at the end of our cruise last year, two or three boatloads of divers showed up next to it, from a couple of different law enforcement agencies. Since the ship had visited Ensenada, Mexico, I figured these divers were inspecting for anything possibly tagged onto the hull of the ship below the waterline, such as drugs, terrorist weapons, or bootleg copies of Ishtar.

thank u thats what i did so iam not full of ****

 

[ScubaSteve]

thank u thats what i did so iam not full of ****

So, when asked, you perhaps could have said that....that way people would actually have believed you. But, now it looks like you are simply grabbing onto an explanation that somebody put out there that you think sounds credible.

 

[letterboy]

So, when asked, you perhaps could have said that....that way people would actually have believed you. But, now it looks like you are simply grabbing onto an explanation that somebody put out there that you think sounds credible.

I was wondering why he didn't try and explain it that way, in a single post. but maybe he just couldn't make a single intelligent sounding post . . .

 

[ScubaSteve]

I was wondering why he didn't try and explain it that way, in a single post. but maybe he just couldn't make a single intelligent sounding post . . .

But have you noticed that when he posts single line posts, the spelling and grammatical errors seem to be more tolerable.....present and frequent but tolerable