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What things in diving give you the willies?
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I'd buy you a drink to hear about that one!
gopbroek
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The thought of being low on air and seeing a Crocodile above me.
ermaclob
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One thing that made me a bit uncomfortable one time was while doing a night dive a school of relativly large bait fish just abpeared out of nowhere and would just fly by us very quickly, not the normal behavor i tend to see. they would just pop out of the darkness and strait past us, in our heads something was chasing them. the thought was a bit creepy. there's probably a shark or something lingering around us just out side the beem of my light.
clownfishsydney
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More likely to take away your willy!
Oxygen toxicity & divers undertaking dives beyond their prerogatives...
kenny kustom
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Did that guy just have a poop....!!!!
Aqua-Andy
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It may sound silly but descending in a lake where I can't see the bottom. In the ocean I am fine but in lakes even the one I grew up on it still gives me the willies every time I descend and can't see the bottom. 150 foot descent in the ocean is fine but 40 feet in a lake? Yup still give me shivers.
Belmont
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No particular occasion other than a few seconds of adrenalin rush and the ensuing sphincter pucker.
This happened when I did not immediately recognize the path in front of me after a sharp turn, 800 feet in a cave.
The Empress of Ireland, I have not been there but was told of the spirit of a teenage victim haunting it.
The encounter of witch was possibly brought on by a dark narc, who knows...
The ocean liner sank two years before the Titanic and more than a thousand lives were lost. It went down in 14 minutes, in ice cold waters.
It lies in 140 feet in the St-Lawrence estuary, dark cold waters, strong currents and a gloomy environment make it a challenging dive.
A few years ago two divers lost their way and died a horrible death inside the hull. They were found in a cabin, the place bore traces of fighting, probably caused by panicked divers running out of air and fighting for the last remaining puffs. They could see outside trough a porthole.
A dark aura surrounds the place.
This happened when I did not immediately recognize the path in front of me after a sharp turn, 800 feet in a cave.
The Empress of Ireland, I have not been there but was told of the spirit of a teenage victim haunting it.
The encounter of witch was possibly brought on by a dark narc, who knows...
The ocean liner sank two years before the Titanic and more than a thousand lives were lost. It went down in 14 minutes, in ice cold waters.
It lies in 140 feet in the St-Lawrence estuary, dark cold waters, strong currents and a gloomy environment make it a challenging dive.
A few years ago two divers lost their way and died a horrible death inside the hull. They were found in a cabin, the place bore traces of fighting, probably caused by panicked divers running out of air and fighting for the last remaining puffs. They could see outside trough a porthole.
A dark aura surrounds the place.
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