wstein
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:54: never saw the movie, so can someone explain who this nemo character is????
Paul :help_2:
Paul :help_2:
Two fish in a tank
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glbirch
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wstein:
I guess you'll have to go watch the movie now.
crpntr133
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It looks like this place is full of Dory's.... I to was one. A lot of people would agree with that since sometimes I rattle on 1,000 miles a minute and sometimes never make my point, but I have fun at it.
Has anyone seen Nemo while diving? You know, one fin smaller than the other Nemo.
wstein, it is a good movie for the kids as well as the adults. I was just starting to take my OW classes when I watched this on VHS and picked those divers to pieces...kinda comical. Can't remember which brand the mask is but it is a actual brand of scuba gear, check it out sometime. Kinda like the new GI Joe with dive gear, I think it is the anniversary one. He actually has Force Fins on.
Has anyone seen Nemo while diving? You know, one fin smaller than the other Nemo.
wstein, it is a good movie for the kids as well as the adults. I was just starting to take my OW classes when I watched this on VHS and picked those divers to pieces...kinda comical. Can't remember which brand the mask is but it is a actual brand of scuba gear, check it out sometime. Kinda like the new GI Joe with dive gear, I think it is the anniversary one. He actually has Force Fins on.
Chu know...
At Alexander Springs, there is one red eared sun fish that has a spinal iunjury just below the dorsal fin. I see him every second or third time out.
At Alexander Springs, there is one red eared sun fish that has a spinal iunjury just below the dorsal fin. I see him every second or third time out.
