bcaderunr:When you are at a family gathering that has gone on WAY TOO LONG and your daughter flashes you the "Out of Air" signal. I couldn't stop laughing.
:lol:
Oh by the way 'The Natural', the asthma joke wasn't funny:shakehead
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bcaderunr:When you are at a family gathering that has gone on WAY TOO LONG and your daughter flashes you the "Out of Air" signal. I couldn't stop laughing.
BurBunny:For me, it's not so much the room issue as the weight allowance remaining after my gear and camera equipment is packed... which brings up the correlary:
When you choose an airline carrier you don't much like for non-diving trips because they are part of the frequent flier alliance you use for your dive trips... and if you get past 50K miles, you get an extra suitcase/extra weight for the following year...
and...even worse...
When you book a flight you don't need just to get the final 2K mileage needed to get you over said 50K level to get you the extra suitcase/extra weight for next year...
Ice9:...When you get on online poker sites just to make enough money to be able to buy that new wetsuit.
For the record I 'd throw that in my log book as everyone else has said it is your log booksteely123:While listening to the flight attendant instruct the passengers on what to do in the event of a emergency water landing, the following thoughts go through your head:
Does a crash landing over the ocean officially count as a dive?
Poor suckers have to rely on their seat cushions. I packed my BC
How long will it take me to swim into the cargo area to retrieve all of my gear.
I'll be the first one to dive this wreck.
I hope the visibility is good wherever we go down.