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gypsyjim
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Birthday:
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capital region of New York
Occupation:
goldsmith/jeweler

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gypsyjim

I have an alibi, from capital region of New York

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I have an alibi Jan 22, 2016

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Engaged in conversation, Aug 25, 2019 at 9:26 AM
    1. OrcaTorch
      OrcaTorch
      Hi gypsyjim, My name is Jimmy and I am the marketing officer from OrcaTorch - Personal lighting solutions provider for safe diving. Please contact me if you are interested in reviewing our dive light product. marketing@orcatorch.com. Thanks!
      May 3, 2018
    2. Doc Bennett
      Doc Bennett
      Hey there. I'm trying to post this question on the boards but can't find where I should. Hey everyone, I live in Lake Arrowhead at 5670' elevation. I'l be going to long beach to dive Catalina and need to come back home the night of the dive day. Should I be ok to do this? Do you have an answer for this?
      Mar 15, 2018
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      3. gypsyjim
        gypsyjim
        Sounds like you need to plan on taking @9 hours to get home after the dive.
        Mar 15, 2018
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      4. Doc Bennett
        Doc Bennett
        Agreed. If I stay down for 6 and slowly come up, might that be ok or too risky?
        Mar 15, 2018
      5. gypsyjim
        gypsyjim
        That sounds like a safe plan.
        Enjoy the diving!
        Mar 16, 2018
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    3. XTAR
      XTAR
      hi dear, this is xtar brand, and we would like to send u a flashlight and hope that you could do a review for us, If you have interest welcome to contact me Anna_Guo@xtar.cc,

      our website: www.xtar.cc
      Oct 13, 2017
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    4. gypsyjim
      gypsyjim
      I have an alibi
      Jan 22, 2016
    5. gypsyjim
      gypsyjim
      Old enough to know better
      Jan 22, 2016
    6. pixelpixie
      pixelpixie
      Just saying "hi"!
      Jan 12, 2012
    7. melanie.
      melanie.
      Hey Jim
      Just reading your 1000 Island report. Can't reply because I am not a member of the group :( lol oh well. Wanted to say glad you enjoyed the diving here! It is loads of fun! And as far as exposure protection we got all kinds here - from people diving 7mm shorties, farmer johns and drysuits. Forget about dive gloves - cheap hardware store kind work great at this temp and you don't care if they get wrecked. Take care and dive safe
      Aug 8, 2011
    8. chickenhawk
      chickenhawk
      Hi, I'm Janet Griffth's brother-in-law. Janet said to look you up and say hi. They enjoyed visiting with you in Bonaire.
      Jul 4, 2011
    9. pixelpixie
      pixelpixie
      Hiya Jim, just saw you were online too so I thought I'd give a shout....after reading Eugene's write up, I'm wondering what I've gotten myself signed up for! :dontknow: Should be fun by the end of the w/e regardless or at least an opportunity to laugh at myself!
      May 16, 2011
    10. pixelpixie
      pixelpixie
      Just joined ScubaBoard and on the list for the Bonaire trip.....trying to figure out this website to find roomies on the trip, suggestions? I don't seem to be able to post on the Bonaire trip page
      Mar 25, 2011
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    Birthday:
    December 3
    Location:
    capital region of New York
    Occupation:
    goldsmith/jeweler
    Gender:
    Not specified
    Certification Agencies:
    YMCA/PADI/other
    Dive History:
    Mostly warm waters in recent years. Bonaire, Curacao, Belize, Turks and Caicos, Mexico, St. Thomas Puerto Rico, etc. Bones are too old to enjoy cold water these days. Long ago dived colder waters: Maine, Mass. CA and upstate NY lakes (still do that sometimes for cert work, brrrr!)
    Recently Maldives, Sydney, Indonesia,....
    Certification History:
    YMCA originally, PADI Rescue and AOW retraining, PADI Wreck, Nitrox
    some GUE training
    Certification Level:
    YMCA ScubaDiver originally, PADI Rescue, SDI Solo, others
    # of Logged Dives:
    500 - 999
    Dive Classification:
    Just An "Average" Diver
    Years Certified:
    Ten Or More Years
    Dive Equipment:
    just plain vanilla, nothing special. lets me get wet, keeps me alive

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