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northern california central valley on the california delta
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Bone Head Move
On a recebt dive vacation I left the car keys (remote included) in my pocket. Didn't realize this untill I opened my b.c. pocket and no key. When I found them I was sure I would be buying a new remote for the rental car. To my surprise the trunk opened and then I tried the doors and they worked also. I was quite surprised and pleased as well. I don't recommend trying this but if you do, hopefully it will be a chrysler product. they take a dippin (even to 90+ ft)and keep on ticken.
WHAT BONE HEAD THINGS HAVE YOU LEFT IN YOUR POCKETS WHILE DIVING?
well, my friend had one of those waterproof cases for her cash and card, and we heard this loud pop at 107 ft and kept looking around for massive bubbles....back on the boat, she pulled shards of plastic out of her pocket..it had imploded!
Speaking of Chrystler, I am always knocking American cars but I rented a Pacifica and I really love it. It drives like a dream..maybe I am getting old enough that cushy suspension feels nice.
I left my remote in my pocket once. Rusty water poured out of it when I got back on the beach. I used the key to open the door. I then popped the hood and ripped the wires off the alarm. Nobody even looked.
Life is short. Break the rules, forgive quickly, kiss slowly, love deeply, laugh uncontrollably, and never regret anything that makes you smile.
Not everyone who reads SB is looking to learn how best to use their new snorkel. Some are here just hoping to get the chance to tell someone else exactly what they can do with their new snorkel. While others are trying to sell their old snorkel. (gypsyjim)
Speaking of Chrystler, I am always knocking American cars but I rented a Pacifica and I really love it. It drives like a dream..maybe I am getting old enough that cushy suspension feels nice.
We rented a Dodge with a hemi in Ft. Lauderdale and it had some pickup. But the suspension doesn't compare to parent company's cars or the nicer Japanese cars like Lexus and Infiniti.
My bone head move was it decide not to take my cell phone out of my pocket, and then five minutes into the water I realized what I did. Smart huh?? Needless to say, the phone doesnt work. Oh well, you live and learn.
northern california central valley on the california delta
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I thought you were gonna say you heard your phone ring and then you remembered where you left your phone.
Maybe the cel co. will come out with a water proff phone you can use while diving That way they can keep you talking and using those minutes.
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