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    Deep Dives

    Some people are just more comfortable in the water than others. My first open ocean dive off Kona at age 17 was to 80 ft. No issues with current and had a great time.
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    California diver finally delurking

    Monterey has more than a lifetime's value of diving. If you have no desire to travel, you won't have to!
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    Women and everything being heavy in scuba diving

    There lies your answer. Next!
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    Thinning the herd

    That's too bad. Kiss the recovery goodbye.
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    I finally bought a house in Cave Country! W00T!!!

    We have a saying here in Colorado about the cold that I am struggling to recall. Has to do with witches. Do you dive caves in your shortie Pete?
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    Where do you keep your snorkel?

    Mask on forehead
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    Hello

    My condolences on your impending divorce. :rofl3:
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    Am I the only one?

    As long as I am not bouncing off the reef, silting up the bottom, putting myself or others in danger, or getting in anyone's way, I don't care how I look. It's diving, not a talent show or ballet.
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    Crazy Video: Close Call with Sharks

    I always find myself rooting for the shark.
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    Solved: LGBTQIA people. Is there a need for a sub-forum?

    That's probably the best answer so far. We simply do not see the world through their perspective.
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    Rebreather diver dies in 6 feet of water - Cyprus

    I think Big Jet Driver was in shallow water when he died if I recall.
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    Solved: LGBTQIA people. Is there a need for a sub-forum?

    So far the only ones with their panties wadded up have been the likes of you and cpttightpants. I'm not even going to use the subforum but I don't have objections like you do.
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    Solved: LGBTQIA people. Is there a need for a sub-forum?

    Mods time to lock the thread. Any further replies are mere trolling.
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    Solved: LGBTQIA people. Is there a need for a sub-forum?

    Except some "neutral" posts were not so neutral.
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    Solved: LGBTQIA people. Is there a need for a sub-forum?

    Ignore the knuckledraggers. There is absolutely no harm in having a forum and if it isn't used much, at least you tried.
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    Response to depth questions?

    No we haven't met. I ask someone about their gear and what they were prepping for when I was at a mudhole and he was doing a shakedown with a newer configuration. My next questions were, ok how deep, how long was deco, and where did you train etc? I think most inquiries into depth are just...
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    Response to depth questions?

    As an open water diver I actually get irritated at coy answers. If I ask something straightforward like what wreck someone has been on and how deep was it, I would like a straightforward answer. I find trying to change the topic insulting. Often the answer to my inquiry leads to another...
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    Solved: LGBTQIA people. Is there a need for a sub-forum?

    And in this case you aren't at all.
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