DIR- GUE Why are non-GUE divers so interested in what GUE does?

[BoltSnap]

I think the fact that the title of this thread is generally asking Non-Gue divers what they think about GUE....... probably has something to do with that.

The overwhelming majority of the discussion taking place here has nothing to do with the OP or the subject of the original discussion at all.

 

[crofrog]

Shockingly, they will find that they are not being waterboarded with Kool Aid before splashing.

Sounds like you’ve got a lame community around you.

 

[nadwidny]

Too bad. You're perfect for GUE.

Sorry for blowing up your entire reason for posting on this thread.

Actually, no I'm not.

 

[whynot]

You probably aren't going to get invited on a GUE Seattle charter then, problem solved for everyone.

We still run charters?! /s

I wish we currently did....

 

[OrcasC205]

We still run charters?! /s

I wish we currently did....

Working on it.... The last GUE Seattle charter was just before the world shut down in March 2020.

 

[bubblemonkey2]

I would like to take this moment to congratulate all of the GUEys(?) who are somehow keeping this thread going, showing up on the "What's New" feed, working hard to make sure we don't forget to be "interested in what GUE does."

 

[crofrog]

I would like to take this moment to congratulate all of the GUEys(?) who are somehow keeping this thread going, showing up on the "What's New" feed, working hard to make sure we don't forget to be "interested in what GUE does."

I mean, here you are...

 

[larsdennert]

Lots of divers will never want to teach but want to take their diving beyond instructing ow. The more complex those dives become, the more safety and training needs to be built in. It's a path to something else. Those skills can be used in all areas of diving as well as building logically.