You never dress like this when WE dive...

[Mo2vation]

Nice ad.


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Ken


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[Bratface]

No, I have never dived dressed like that.

 

[Cacia]

I have.

I don't look that good, but it feels good.

You mainlanders are so up tight....

 

[Gilldiver]

I have.

I don't look that good, but it feels good.

You mainlanders are so up tight....

Skiny SCUBA with over 20# of weight, you need to get your bouancy done right:no

As for Catherine's comment, I guess that should be called a "Hawaiian Tease"

 

[Fish_Whisperer]

The problem is, most people that WOULD dive, dressed like that, don't LOOK like that! Oh, the awful irony of it all... *lying face down on the floor, sobbing, banging my fist over and over on the floor...*

 

[divad]

You mainlanders are so up tight....

That's right. Here we only get to read about it in the paper: "HEADLESS TORSO ARRESTED FOR NAKED DIVING."

 

[tedj01]

Topless can be a problem. Especially trying to gauge comfort of an individual w/o a head. Hard to look in their eyes.

 

[RonDawg]

The problem is, most people that WOULD dive, dressed like that, don't LOOK like that!

Tell me about it. I just saw on late night cable TV a commercial for a diet supplement, in which a morbidly obese woman was wearing a tight, skimpy bikini, with her generous portions of cellulite jiggling like a plate full of jello :barf:

 

[cgvmer]

Here is a site to ask for detail on doing that: http://www.nauticalnudist.com/

 

[Warthaug]

You mainlanders are so up tight....

Umm, for the record, some of our water is a lot colder then yours. Its not so much that the desire isn't there; it just that I'm somewhat opposed to hypothermia.

Besides, I've always been somewhat partial to tight rubber outfits

Bryan