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My Fundies class tended to grim
As I couldn't quite manage my trim
My fins in the silt
Made my self-esteem wilt
Hint: Don't take the class on a whim!

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Buoyancy's all about air
How much of it you put where
If you're light, you need less
Or you'll end up a mess
And only your buddy will care.
 
There once was diver named Andy
Who everyone thought was a dandy
a line he would lay
a tangled pile in the clay
so no one thought he was handy!



One of my earlier efforts from a year or so ago.

About H2Andy of course.:D
 
At Duke there's an organization called DAN
Who takes care of divers throughout the land
Should you get bent
You'll be glad for the money you sent
Dan takes care of you when s*** hits the fan
 
30 feet down with super viz
my dive buddy decided wiz
in his yellow wake
my path did take
someday, he'll get his
 
A diver decided to dive really deep,
tho his buddy said to 90 he must keep.
He went down to 180
all the crew thought he was crazy.
And his buddy thought "What a creep!"
 
Leave the Lobster gear at home and it never fails,
The Lobsters boldly show off thier delictable tails.
On one such occasion that critter made me boiling mad
I shoved in my arm in a daring grab, the lobster was had!
So you can see it is not the gear, but the quick and determined Diver that prevails.
 

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