What NOT to do... ruining your equipment
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Racket:
OK, now that's just damn funny!
Fish_Whisperer
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Racket:
OMG.... :lol:
Dark Wolf
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Wow!! Keep them coming, I am taking notes!!
Dark Wolf
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m3830431
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lessons on what not to do for sure
snepdiver
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Racket:
That sounds identical to my package.
Ana
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m3830431:
A lesson my husband and I learned was to drive very slow and carefully when getting supplies for the pool. The dive gear is always in the truck and they don't mix well with almost-pure-chlorine spills. Not EVERYTHING was lost, but most the surviving items were considerably weaken.
My son placed a car battery on my dry suit and OF COURSE, it tipped over during transit.
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NetDoc:
Oh crap! :11: This one, and the one about mice eating holes in three dry suits... Good grief, that's awful!
My suit survived... the same can be said for the son as well.
