The Easiest Dive in the World

[jdcpa]

Not to burst your bubble, so to speak, but you can't deduct 100% of the dive just because all the money goes to a qualified charity.

You can only deduct the amount you paid, minus the fair market value of the what you received (the dive).

I don't know what the fair market of the dive is, but I do know it is more than zero and equal to or less than $120.

I just wanted to pass that along before you got yourself in trouble.

It is a fun dive and an easy one.

 

[deepdiver4]

sound

cool

 

[ItsBruce]

1. The dive sounds like fun ... once.
2. How do you guys find such good data as theoretical visibility?
3. While it may be a very easy dive, it is by no means the easiest dive in the world. (See my avitar.)

 

[jeckyll]

1. The dive sounds like fun ... once.
2. How do you guys find such good data as theoretical visibility?
3. While it may be a very easy dive, it is by no means the easiest dive in the world. (See my avitar.)

As to 3: Your head is out of the water... as is most of your torso... with no way to get your entire body _under_ water ... so I'm calling BS on that 'dive'

 

[ItsBruce]

*sigh*

Does it count now?

And don't complain that I'm diving solo.

 

[jeckyll]

It scares me that you had that one handy. I still say your entire body is not submerged. Go try again. And you better get a pony bottle or better yet, doubles, since you are solo diving! And for crying out loud, don't forget your compass!!!

 

[shakeybrainsurgeon]

Yes, it says something about diving that the "easiest dive in the world" can still hard ...the last time I was at Disney, one of the divers had to be yanked out and taken away...we never found out why

 

[bgilbert5]

*sigh*

Does it count now?

And don't complain that I'm diving solo.

BWAHAHAHAHA. OMG, I almost spewed coffee on my screen here...

 

[Ed Palma]

:lol: Maybe if you frog-kicked then you'd get your feet in too!

By the way, I thought secchi depths measured vertical viz, and vertical viz was always a lot better than horizontal?

 

[shakeybrainsurgeon]

I calculated the NDL for this dive --- it's about three days