frankc420:
I don't need your address Frank, if I want anything out of you all I've got to do is snap my fingers and you would drop everything and come running to me.
so...i've been wondering?
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I don't need your address Frank, if I want anything out of you all I've got to do is snap my fingers and you would drop everything and come running to me.
panhandvr:
Well I guess you'll just have to add tour guide to your list of things you have to do for me.
sandmanz32:
You see, Sandman is the only one who understands me.
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i know it im just insightful like that hahahadenisegg:You see, Sandman is the only one who understands me.
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Denise, thank you for the diversions and yet another hijacked thread
Now Ahem, getting back to the original point of this thread!
I'm in Decatur Alabama, and my most memorable dive, well sit back and grab a chair cause there's more than one
Most recent memorable dive - Diving a U-boat off of North Carolina the U-352 Wow what can I say about it, wait I already have - http://www.scubaboard.com/showthread.php?t=151768
Then there was the return trip to the Keys last year - Gorgeous tropical diving, plenty of alcohol, and good food -a great time - http://www.scubaboard.com/showthread.php?t=142108&page=2
Probably the best overall scuba trip I've ever had was a Blackbeards cruise through the Bahamas. 6 days of four to five dives a day. Gorgeous reefs 3 to 4 new dive sites a day. Gorgeous tropical sun and breezes. We went during lobster season so we had lobster in some form or another about every meal. It was lobsterliscous. We did three night dives while we were there. Got to see the Caribbean Octopus out and active. Some of the best diving I've ever done. When I wasn't diving I was snorkeling. My wrinkles had wrinkles. Almost grew gills on that trip.
Then there was the dives in Puget Sound and the San Juan Islands. The time we got up close and personal with the giant pacific octopus. Did you know they turn orange when they get disturbed? The two orca's that swam overhead while we were diving the entrance to the Hood Canal. The drift dive through Agate Passage, a 5-6 knot current, sea mounts, walls, it was flying through the water, the kelp forest in Monterey Bay, swimming with the giant sea otter off Alki point.
Ah heck now I need to get wet again, it's been a long winter,
AL
Now Ahem, getting back to the original point of this thread!
I'm in Decatur Alabama, and my most memorable dive, well sit back and grab a chair cause there's more than one
Most recent memorable dive - Diving a U-boat off of North Carolina the U-352 Wow what can I say about it, wait I already have - http://www.scubaboard.com/showthread.php?t=151768
Then there was the return trip to the Keys last year - Gorgeous tropical diving, plenty of alcohol, and good food -a great time - http://www.scubaboard.com/showthread.php?t=142108&page=2
Probably the best overall scuba trip I've ever had was a Blackbeards cruise through the Bahamas. 6 days of four to five dives a day. Gorgeous reefs 3 to 4 new dive sites a day. Gorgeous tropical sun and breezes. We went during lobster season so we had lobster in some form or another about every meal. It was lobsterliscous. We did three night dives while we were there. Got to see the Caribbean Octopus out and active. Some of the best diving I've ever done. When I wasn't diving I was snorkeling. My wrinkles had wrinkles. Almost grew gills on that trip.
Then there was the dives in Puget Sound and the San Juan Islands. The time we got up close and personal with the giant pacific octopus. Did you know they turn orange when they get disturbed? The two orca's that swam overhead while we were diving the entrance to the Hood Canal. The drift dive through Agate Passage, a 5-6 knot current, sea mounts, walls, it was flying through the water, the kelp forest in Monterey Bay, swimming with the giant sea otter off Alki point.
Ah heck now I need to get wet again, it's been a long winter,
AL
Diveral:Denise, thank you for the diversions and yet another hijacked thread
You are welcome. It is nice to be appreciated......
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