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So can we reasonably conclude that since the couple were not surprised at the little bit of discussion regarding the dive site while on the outbound...
Alexis, my experience in the Caribbean is limited since I live in Asia (why leave here to go dive there?), the times I've dived in the Caribbean have...
Yes, thanks to all of you. Toughest part of this course was repeatedly swimming back out past the surf zone to alternate between being a rescuer and...
You're welcome, Alexis. My first reaction when I skimmed through your post was "Asia is perfect for her!" But then I saw you want something close to...
Much heralded as a precocious quiz-kid, wrybosome fell afoul of bad company in his youth. Overcoming the years of sun-drenched sex-soaked semi-celebrity, he has made a name for himself in the farm animal hospitality industry. He resides in Pennsylvania with his lovely wife Paula and can make 5 minute brownie mix in 3 minutes.
Location:
Philadelphia
Interests:
Reading, history, music, hashing, mud runs, family
Occupation:
I increase shareholder value.
Gender:
Male
Certification Agencies:
NAUI, SEI
Dive History:
Dutch Springs, Bahamas, St Martin, Saba, New Jersey, Bonaire, Florida, North Carolina
Certification History:
NAUI OW, SEI AOW, NAUI Nitrox
Certification Level:
AOW
# of Logged Dives:
None - Not Certified
Dive Classification:
Just An "Average" Diver
Years Certified:
Ten Or More Years
Dive Equipment:
Own my own flippers! Spare Air full of deep air. Helium lock. Pot stirring spoon.
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Today, 12:41 AMHi Van. I think for your specific question about liveaboards in Indonesia, your best options are either the Indonesia regional forum or the...2 replies | 48 view(s)
Yesterday, 10:50 PMWeather above water was fabulous! We made the best of it.2 replies | 58 view(s)
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Yesterday, 04:37 PMSnorkel-diving, pure and simple ... Nicely written, I can see and 'feel' much of my own philosophy in what you said ...16 replies | 1542 view(s)
Yesterday, 01:24 PMThe key is that a rock, being denser than water, displaces a greater amount of water when in the boat than when in the water.40 replies | 797 view(s)
Yesterday, 04:51 AMbowlofpetunias replied to a thread Inconsistent message to new divers in New Divers and Those Considering DivingYeah we know how that goes and I don't think NetDoc wants or needs another lawsuit! Suffice it to say that goes to show the importance of standing...106 replies | 3283 view(s)
