Would you marry a SCUBA instructor?

[aprils0909]

Wait a sec, aren't we all supposed to marry for LOVE? If you love your instructor and s/he isn't already married, why not?

 

[ScubaJackie]

Of course, its the only reason to get married

How sweet it is...

 

[Doc Intrepid]

Folks, we're resurrecting a thread that died in 2003. It's death was unlamented.

Check the dates when going through the archives!

 

[El Orans]

Reincarnation can be a good thing.

 

[AlexRodriguez]

Well, would you? Im talking about someone who's job and income are from teaching SCUBA.

That all depends on how deep we could go.

Alex

 

[aprils0909]

Old thread, new thread -- it's amusing!

 

[Divers Direct]

If it is your first marriage and you love them, sure.

If it is your second marriage, only if they are very very rich.

Outstanding points, get a picture of the boat first then you can talk wedding plans.

My wife and I are both instructors so money is never an issue.

Proposed under water as a matter of fact. The ring looked bigger and it was harder for her to say no. Besides I could always thow her off the boat had she said no.

We never have any!!!! lol,lol,lol

Maniacle laughter turning to a desperate high pitched cackling cry....

 

[TSandM]

We actually saw a wedding done underwater the other day . . . kind of a wild idea; I have yet to figure out the hand sign for "I do".

I'm discouraged by the number of men who wouldn't marry a scuba instructor who was DIR. I thought being a math major and a surgeon were bad enough -- you guys are telling me that if my current husband gets tired of my diving addiction, I've made myself even MORE unappealing by going DIR? Geesh.

 

[drbill]

Well, I would certainly marry a SCUBA instructor... especially if she were independently wealthy! Seriously, I would find it much easier to fall in love with an instructor than I would with a wealthy executive (unless she took frequent dive vacations to exotic places and I could go along as her buddy).

 

[justleesa]

I did and it works just fine

We actually saw a wedding done underwater the other day . . . kind of a wild idea; I have yet to figure out the hand sign for "I do".

We used the ok sign and had a laminated card with I do on one side and I don't on the other http://www.scubadrewvideo.com/maynewsletter.htm