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OE2X:Sorry boys you are both wrong. I saw a guy come out of the water yesterday wearing knee pads. There was a trail of silt behind him... He wants to get rebreather certified!
Oh my lord, do I have a video you need to see. Keep an eye on your PM's.OE2X:Sorry boys you are both wrong. I saw a guy come out of the water yesterday wearing knee pads. There was a trail of silt behind him... He wants to get rebreather certified!
doole:Well that's exactly the sort of thing that's going to happen if you throw the goalie into the lake.
jonnythan:Art, you listening?
crpntr133:I am totally surprised at the one sidedness of this thread. I thought for sure that we would have an argument about which was better, wrist or console and then AI vs. non-AI. Looks like most are wrist and non-AI.
We're a smart bunch, aren't we?mikeloyco:That kind of goes hand-in-hand with the users in this forum. Without turning this into a BP+W discussion, I've found that most of the more-vocal members use BP+W, and would therefore like wristmount computers and no AI. I realize this is a generalization, but mostly true. YMMV
jonnythan:In my experience around here and with the divers I've met, those of us that think about diving the most and are the most passionate about diving tend to use that style of gear. It only follows that those most passionate about diving are the ones that are most active on the gear forums on SB.
No, jonnythan, I believe what mikeloyco said is that you're a vocal bunch.jonnythan:We're a smart bunch, aren't we?