novadiver
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good evening stephen, hope all is wellStephen Ash:
Using A Long Hose Isn't Just For Tech Divers
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come on man, you had just said that if one was to watch his buddies spg, he would never need a long hose. That implied that there would be no OOA if you watched your buddies air. I merely pointed out that there are a few things that could happen that watching your buddies spg would solve.novadiver:
Here's an offer, where I work at I can get you adult literacy class free of charge. Then you might be able to actually comprehend some of what you read.
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I'm just saying that I learned quickly that Nova is...well...special. Appreciate him for who he is and let it go at that. Trying to debate Nova is a bit like to trying to reason with a drunk.
Yah... let him have his say. You don't need to prove that he's wrong...
For some reason the mods have decided to tolerate his behavior...even his profanity disquised with @#! symbols...
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novadiver
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and you imply that because a diver doesn't have a long hose they can't donate gas, most ooa comes from divers breathing all their gas, not equipment failure. and this can be avoided by looking at their spg, but you wouldn't or couldn't know that. could you? that's why their called "poser with a hoser"Jason B:
that's number two.
JeffG
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That would probably cover 99.9% of all OOA...A pound of prevention is worth 10 lbs of cure (or something like that) and in a non-overhead a "short" hose isn't going to kill anyone. But I am all for consistency in gear and I think that using a long hose is a pretty simple matter....and yes, sometimes the extra hose could be useful...but this whole thing is much ado about nothingJason B:
But it has been fun
MASS-Diver
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Jason B:
Yup, there are factors out of diver'c control that can lead to an OOA situation on any dive.
Of course, no one is saying don't monitor gas, the point being made is that it's easier to share gas with a long hose.
novadiver
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nope,but it is on. your the one that said they were going to keep coming untill I did the MANLY THING, well keep trying to push me off. stephen gave you very good advice. don't lay into me with weak arguements. I'm a pro at ticking people off. or haven't you noticed.Jason B:
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It has been duely noted....novadiver:
So what do you do as a career Nova - politician? Sidestepping issues and questions, laying in with rhetoric, preying on a few wrong words of a less experienced diver whilst continuing to spew all sorts of stuff that gets called on, pissing people off left and right as an occupation? Next you'll be asking us to pay you for this entertainment and the opportunity to redicule you - I believe they have an opening at Ringling Bros. circus :dazzler1:
Gotta keep myself occupied somehowSnowbear::rofl:
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