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We went out to dinner with some friends. We were at an Italian restaurant where they have checkered table cloths covered with butcher paper. To clean up they give the paper a jerk and out it comes leaving everything still on the table.
So the people at the table directly across from me leave. The hostess, who must be a diver, comes over and gives the paper a quick hearty jerk and all but one item act as expected.
One little after dinner mint goes airborne and low and behold lands right smack in the middle of her independent valve twin 38’s and disappears.
She is standing there with her mouth open, we are cracking up and my wife says, “You going to go for it?” I’m thinking only if I want some serious deco time. I thought CPR was in order but after some more evaluation decided against it.
The poor gal went instant red and then started cracking up. She got a decent tip even though she wasn’t our server.
The poor gal had about half of the restaurant watching her when she did that and about every guy in the joint was ready to render assistance.
Gary D.
We went out to dinner with some friends. We were at an Italian restaurant where they have checkered table cloths covered with butcher paper. To clean up they give the paper a jerk and out it comes leaving everything still on the table.
So the people at the table directly across from me leave. The hostess, who must be a diver, comes over and gives the paper a quick hearty jerk and all but one item act as expected.
One little after dinner mint goes airborne and low and behold lands right smack in the middle of her independent valve twin 38’s and disappears.
She is standing there with her mouth open, we are cracking up and my wife says, “You going to go for it?” I’m thinking only if I want some serious deco time. I thought CPR was in order but after some more evaluation decided against it.
The poor gal went instant red and then started cracking up. She got a decent tip even though she wasn’t our server.
The poor gal had about half of the restaurant watching her when she did that and about every guy in the joint was ready to render assistance.
Gary D.
Veteran rescue diver killed while attempting treachous moutain inwater rescue.
Very funny, the area that the mint flew into was probably a no take area and should not be touched and or disturbed in anyway or the environment could get have gotten angry.
in extreme structure such as this you'd have to be very cautious of the possible localized currents. a severe downDraft could have ended your diving career....
Remembering the lessons from your openwater class, you should have asked your buddy (wife) if she was ready to descend, then descended together as a team.
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Originally Posted by Gary D.
