moonlighting
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So scared of man/woman-eating sharks I hate them... turns me off diving. It's just unfair to be eaten by sharks...
what man-eating sharks are found in Philippines?
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greatwolf:
Is that you on the pic with them bro? I am close with the dive group those 2 dive with. Maybe we have met bro?
moonlighting
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Who's going anilao (aquaventure) diving this weekend?
moonlighting
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moonlighting:
ooopsss...wrong thread!
clgsamson
Koya Kap
thats no brainer, the nearest diver comes over to sip excess air on both "tubes".....greatwolf:I didn't know that Dr. Belo is in the BCD business now...
I wonder how she gets by with her safety stops...
moonlighting
Contributor
clgsamson:
Nyahaaahahahaha... cheessssyyyyy. However Koya, there's the CESA: Controlled Emergency Sexual Activity, 'pag hindi mo na-control ang pag-assist sa safety stop nya... baka ma- reverse block ka. Lol
clgsamson
Koya Kap
hihihihihi si neneng naughty na talaga, reverse block ha...a "double digit number" came across my head kagad.moonlighting:
greatwolf:
i see the pics., how about some names to the pics ...
greatwolf:
this is on man eating sharks.
is the pic intended to indicate man eater? without the sharks?
Ishie
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Speaking of sharks in the Philippines...
I'm Dumaguete-bound in about two weeks (yea!!!!!!! First warm water ever!). Do you think there's any chance of seeing a shark near there? We're doing the three adjacent island dives, including Apo Island, so I'm wondering if there are sharks seen there somewhat regularly? I've heard people on occasion have seen whale sharks, but I figure I've got about as much chance of seeing one as I do a great white in Monterey. In about a hundred dives, I've seen a 4' shortfin mako and a horn shark, and I'm hooked. Nurse sharks, bull sharks, white tip reef sharks?
I'm Dumaguete-bound in about two weeks (yea!!!!!!! First warm water ever!). Do you think there's any chance of seeing a shark near there? We're doing the three adjacent island dives, including Apo Island, so I'm wondering if there are sharks seen there somewhat regularly? I've heard people on occasion have seen whale sharks, but I figure I've got about as much chance of seeing one as I do a great white in Monterey. In about a hundred dives, I've seen a 4' shortfin mako and a horn shark, and I'm hooked. Nurse sharks, bull sharks, white tip reef sharks?
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