crpntr133
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Who asked you!!
Well, I thought twit was rather lame coming from me as well.
Sarcasm, yeah right
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Like we need your permission.Who asked you!!
Point being does that qualify as a dive?
No that time it was the neck seal had rolled. The foot thing started about 2 months ago. Fixed that with about 3 tubes of Aquaseal.
crpntr133
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OK I will let you off the hook. But still Ms. Instructor does a 10 minute dive to 20' constitute as a dive?
Officially,..... probably, no
. In my log book & mind,..... of course!
Any time I'm breathing compressed air below the surface (even inches), collecting nitrogen, it's a dive.
I don't care how long or deep it the dive was. It taught me the importance of checking my seals before I get into the water. You have to admit, I did pretty good considering the amount of cold water I have going down my back. Heck one of my favorite & longest dives (the Hesperus wreck in the Bahamas) was only 12- 15ft for almost an hour & a half. I've been told, that when I go to Malaysia, that some of the best dives are only about 8- 10 ft deep. My shortest dive to date was a "lost diver" search I did for my rescue class. It was 2 min. to 20 ft., that was almost too easy.
. In my log book & mind,..... of course! Any time I'm breathing compressed air below the surface (even inches), collecting nitrogen, it's a dive. I don't care how long or deep it the dive was. It taught me the importance of checking my seals before I get into the water. You have to admit, I did pretty good considering the amount of cold water I have going down my back. Heck one of my favorite & longest dives (the Hesperus wreck in the Bahamas) was only 12- 15ft for almost an hour & a half. I've been told, that when I go to Malaysia, that some of the best dives are only about 8- 10 ft deep. My shortest dive to date was a "lost diver" search I did for my rescue class. It was 2 min. to 20 ft., that was almost too easy.
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I was being sarcastic, you twit
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Point being does that qualify as a dive?
I have to see it to believe it. BTW, we are talking about SCUBA not that alternative type of diving.
So where is Dave? He starts this damn thing and then leaves. What a twit!!
Dang Wally, I moved into a house because my daughter was having problems living with her mother and boyfriend. I took over. My daughter moved in with me and is loving being treated like a person Had to do without internet for a bit. Damned expensive setting everything up. You get special taco's next time.
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My next thread will be about the organization I started many years ago. The Procrastinators Society. I'll let every one know when the first meeting is, as they have been postponed every month for the last 25 years.
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Dave's back!!
Shhhhhhh!!
Shhhhhhh!!
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yeah, I had to move 'cause my daughter was having problems at home so I rented a house and took custody. Just got internet back. Gee Wally, sorry I couldn't be more involved until now.
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