Party poopers are going to go dive. :mooner:
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Dang, Lamont! Quit holdin' back. Open up with both barrels!
Fouremco
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Why is anyone concerned about the comments of a "diver" whose listed interests are "Scuba Diving and playing rugby (and the beer drinking that goes along with both)"? Yup, I can see him during his SI, chugging back a few Molsons and telling his dive buddies about the idiots who were gonna hang themselves with their hoses!
SeanQ
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Stephen Ash:
Quick, the DIR stereotype won't hold up with kool-aid and mothership references alone!
:satisfied
realdiver7
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Timegan...I understand your frustrations. I dive with different configurations, depending on what I am doing. You may have brought some of the strong debate from the other board on yourself because you seem to be so passionate about your opinions.
I have used the long hose many times, and the only issue I've ever had with it was on the boat trying to find somewhere to wrap and store it until I got in the water! However, it's very comfortable and functional in the water.
To make a long story short, I suggest not getting suckered in to long debates over controversy (unless you just enjoy a good debate), especially if your mind is already made up, but most importantly you should dive with any configuration you (and your buddy) are comfortable with, train with, and want to dive with. You are ultimately responsible for your own safety, regardless of the training you received, or which agency you received the training through.
Just my 2 psi...
I have used the long hose many times, and the only issue I've ever had with it was on the boat trying to find somewhere to wrap and store it until I got in the water! However, it's very comfortable and functional in the water.
To make a long story short, I suggest not getting suckered in to long debates over controversy (unless you just enjoy a good debate), especially if your mind is already made up, but most importantly you should dive with any configuration you (and your buddy) are comfortable with, train with, and want to dive with. You are ultimately responsible for your own safety, regardless of the training you received, or which agency you received the training through.
Just my 2 psi...
Ben_ca
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Where's Lynne when you need her
This guy is appalling. After reading his previous posts, I had to let him have it:
http://reddevildivers.com/showpost.php?p=152&postcount=45
http://reddevildivers.com/showpost.php?p=152&postcount=45
jeckyll:I can't believe you guys have the time and patience to go through it all over and over again ... and then to go to other boards and do it there ...
It's not about time and patience, ever ask a missionary why they have the time and patience?
As long as they don't get upset when somebody slams the door in their face I don't see the harm...
lamont
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NWGratefulDiver:Sure ya do ... go home and get your gear.
Day Island Wall ... 6 PM ...
... Bob (Grateful Diver)
Didn't get to this until 4PM... no way I can walk home and make a 6PM dive at DIW... I've left at 3:30pm before and failed to get there...
Trying to get out of Seattle during evening rush hour sucks...
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