Fly N Dive
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Adobo:Well, it's the exit that is a real pain in the a55... in more ways than one.
HAhahahahaha
yea i bet
Do people really get swallowed by whales?
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HAhahahahaha
yea i bet
WarrenZ
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It is not the whales you should worry about, it is being narked and sharing air with Elvis on a deep wreck.
Tassie_Rohan
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Adobo:Well, it's the exit that is a real pain in the a55... in more ways than one.
I'll line up for the PADI Whale Diver cert if you care to join me....
Bring a decent light, a tub of grease and an exposure suit that you won't mind throwing away afterwards...
Cheers,
Rohan.
Adobo
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Tassie_Rohan:
Do you think this is what they had in mind when they invented "sink the stink"?
as a matter of fact, they do eat people
jonix
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Tassie_Rohan:
don't forget the floss
somebody better issue a don't-drink-coke-while-reading-this-thread alert
pakman
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Came across this photo Ryan from Reef Photo & Video posted over in wetpixel.com...
that whale shark has that look in his eye like he's thinking "enough of this tiny plankton crap... wonder how that dive would taste"...
that whale shark has that look in his eye like he's thinking "enough of this tiny plankton crap... wonder how that dive would taste"...
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