Sogod Bay Scuba Resort, Southern Leyte & Whalesharks

[boljakool]

How much is it?

 

[pakman]

9 pence

 

[Traminer]

In other news - WOOOHOOOO.

SINGAPORE IS BIGGER THAN THE WHALE SHARKS!

We beat Malaysians (lousy ball players) AND the Thais! WOOOHOOO. Free Tiger beers for everyone.

 

[scuba chick]

Tiger beer made from pee water?

 

[shugar]

In other news - WOOOHOOOO.

SINGAPORE IS BIGGER THAN THE WHALE SHARKS!

We beat Malaysians (lousy ball players) AND the Thais! WOOOHOOO. Free Tiger beers for everyone.

i'll take you up on that...

gonna be in sing end of february

Jag

 

[benchan]

Traminer

Malaysia has one of the worst football teams in the world. There's no pride in beating us.

If you left the Malaysian team on the field by themselves, they'll still lose the game through own goals.

What really counts is that Malaysia has better dive sites than Singapore. :mooner:

 

[rhadamantus]

following this thread makes me a lot prouder to be asian. not only do we have the best dive sites in the world, our humour quality is also improving.

Traminer

Malaysia has one of the worst football teams in the world. There's no pride in beating us.

If you left the Malaysian team on the field by themselves, they'll still lose the game through own goals.

What really counts is that Malaysia has better dive sites than Singapore. :mooner:

 

[pauldub]

following this thread makes me a lot prouder to be asian. not only do we have the best dive sites in the world, our humour quality is also improving.

Well, I think our dive sites AND humour have always been top notch! Oh, and our food, too (OK, maybe not Singapore).

:monkeydan

 

[Traminer]

And sooon to come.... Singapore will have the first aquarium in South East Asia where you can dive with.... *drumroll*

WHALE SHARK!!! wooohooo!!!

No need to do 3 hour ferry rides from Cebu. No need to tip guides. No you won't be allowed to dive with the vegetarian shark after you've lost your life savings at the nearby casino.

A Truly Unique Singapore Experience. :mooner:

At the 8-hectare Quest Marine Life Park, visitors can snorkel with some 200 species of aquatic animals, numbering 700,000 in total; dive with whale sharks — the largest fish in the world — or take a dip in an "extreme shark pool".

 

[Mike Veitch]

8 hectares eh? Isn't that about the size of all of Singapore?