MSilvia
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I don't think much exaggeration is necessary!do it easy:The fish is real, but the dangers to humans might be exaggerated.
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I don't think much exaggeration is necessary!do it easy:The fish is real, but the dangers to humans might be exaggerated.
That's why I PM'd it.wedivebc:Arrrrrgh! Not that thing again
RikRaeder:Jokes on you, Sirenita. We were all lying to try to get you to admit it. Ha!
Sorry, that was uncalled for. I've been researching and it really IS in the DIR book,
except according to DIR you should do it twice.
Sirenita:Is it normal to pee in your wetsuit? What if it's not your wetsuit?! Why is it that you need to go more than usual? Is it something to do with expansion of pressure in the bladder upon ascent?
Thalassamania:As long as we're telling potty stories:
My second drysuit was a neck entry Viking Commercial. It had a pee-port on it. There were no zippers back then, this port was like a thermos bottle cap that screwed onto a threaded fitting on the suit. It was, perhaps, the diameter of a coffee cup. Anyway, between the effect of the cold on the male intromittent organ and my inability to get a hand into the port and coax said organ out of my woolies and through the port, I wound up having to wash said woolies that night.
The next week I made it a point to run across the commercial diver from whom Id purchased the suit and sheepishly explained the problem to him. He said that he show me what I needed to do. We went out to the car and got the suit, he unscrewed the cap and turned it over. There he pointed out a small plastic loop. He laughed and told me that I surely didnt expect him to leave the line hed been using in there.
I was confused now, and he could see it. He reached in to his pocket and brought out a length of net twine that he deftly tied to the loop and put a slipknot in. You see, what you needed to do was get into the suit and lasso your, uh organ, and then secure the cap. When nature called you could unscrew the cap and use the twine to maneuver things to accomplish the task.
MSilvia:That's why I PM'd it.
Fish_Whisperer:I usually tie a pretty pink ribbon around mine, even though I don't have a dry suit...