"Open-circuit and finning are for peasants"

[wetb4igetinthewater]

Ok. Luckily, I'm writing this from the rehearsal room at Second City here in Chicago. Give me a minute...

...

They don't think it's funny either.

I think I have a good idea who is the "No" vote here. LOL.

 

[lowwall]

I think I have a good idea who is the "No" vote here. LOL.

It's currently 4 No to 1 Yes. And even though I'm from Chicago, I only voted once.

 

[Eric Sedletzky]

…And even though I'm from Chicago, I only voted once.

Now that was funny!

 

[wetb4igetinthewater]

It's currently 4 No to 1 Yes. And even though I'm from Chicago, I only voted once.

sure, but note the reaction to the starting comment.

It's just a joke. You didn't get it. That's fine. I know from past exchanges you have some sort of bone to pick with me, and I'm perfectly okay with that. You are not the first, and you certainly won't be the last.

 

[Marie13]

It's currently 4 No to 1 Yes. And even though I'm from Chicago, I only voted once.

Even though I live in the burbs, thankfully I can say I’m not from Sh*tcago.

 

[Trace Malinowski]

It's currently 4 No to 1 Yes. And even though I'm from Chicago, I only voted once.

Post of the month.

 

[Trace Malinowski]

Maybe change the word "peasants" to something less medieval.

 

[Dave Whitlow]

I haven't made it yet. Now mind you, this is COMPLETELY a joke. I don't have disdain for OC divers (I still dive OC from time to time) and I don't have a proper scooter. Now a scooter will make more dive sites accessible to me in the Seattle area.

But it is meant to be in a joke. I'm shaking my head as to the people taking offense.

My excellent Dive Xtras scooters originate from the Seattle area and make my UK diving much simpler.

CCR and proper DPVs are an excellent combination.

 

[Dave Whitlow]

I think I have a good idea who is the "No" vote here. LOL.

I voted "No" and I have CCR and DPVs. I just don't feel the need to buy a t-shirt.

 

[wetb4igetinthewater]

Maybe change the word "peasants" to something less medieval.

plebeian? Or something more modern?