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One of the reasons I love my X1 is that, no matter what I do, it shrugs and says, "Whatever . . . "

This is very helpful when I forget to gas switch the computer when I gas switch me. :D
 
When your buddy says "can you stop knocking my mask off with your special fins", aka hands.

^Working on him. First trim, then buoyancy. Hopefully then no more special fins.
 
It's nice to see, in a humorous way, what the buoyancy/trim troubled people do. I'm not this bad, by far, but I usually don't take my hand off the inflator. The reason... just in case. I'd rather get laughed at than lectured. :)

...if your idea of a good dive consists of watching your bubbles stay below you on ascent. :wink:
 
34 - ankle weights help you WALK upright.
 
OMG!
This is hillarious, although it's kinda hard to explain to people (AT WORK) why I'm laughing at my computer, when I should be working hard.
 
...when you release the trigger on your scooter and, even though you're pushing both BC and DS inflaters full blast, still crash the scooter nose-first into a silt-bomb.

(Yup. Guilty!)
 
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