Zieg
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Gary D.:If you don't mind me asking, What would you have done over and above what I did?
Gary, you know Ana, She wouldn't have done a thing different. She is always getting on me for interfering with Darwin.
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Gary D.:If you don't mind me asking, What would you have done over and above what I did?
Hi Stranger. She may have helped Darwin with Mr. Cocky in this incident. There are just way to many "P-A-D-I Teachers" conserving gear out there. Why use two sets when one will work. Stacking a few "T" blocks he could get 6 or more down at a time not to mention how many with 7' hoses. Two on one set cuts the cost in half.Zieg:Gary, you know Ana, She wouldn't have done a thing different. She is always getting on me for interfering with Darwin.
razorseal:Have you taken a friend of yours to a shallow dive without a OW before? I'm talking about like 20-30 feet or so.
and after showing her the ropes on the pool...
just curious
northen diver:I would think with over 373,000 bicycle related injuries in 2006 and also in 2006, the sport of bowling seen an increase in injuries by 100%, that we all should seek "profesional" instructions in all that we do.
Web Monkey:If you bowl improperly, nobody dies.
Terry
Well, the first part of water sking is using a boat... wait, you may need a licence for that....the second part is the sking thing... if you take someone water sking, and they drown... do you have any personal responsibility for having taken them out... showed them how to ski and pulled them around... if you don't, then would not worry about it.. If you do, you should.northen diver:I would think with over 373,000 bicycle related injuries in 2006 and also in 2006, the sport of bowling seen an increase in injuries by 100%, that we all should seek "profesional" instructions in all that we do. By doing this, we all can rest better at night knowing that we all will be safer. Come to think of it, I think I wont go water skiing this weekend either, since I dont have my c-card for water skiing.
Its all way to dangerous for me anyways without the certified instructions.
Puffer Fish:Well, the first part of water sking is using a boat... wait, you may need a licence for that....the second part is the sking thing... if you take someone water sking, and they drown... do you have any personal responsibility for having taken them out... showed them how to ski and pulled them around... if you don't, then would not worry about it.. If you do, you should.
The problem with taking someone out, is that very small chance that something goes wrong...are you prepared to face the outcome of that... If you are comfortable with having your life destroyed... heck... go for it.
FFMDiver:made my friend sign a liability waiver on a napkin on the shore before beginning a dive to 10'...he thought I was crazy....