I'm a newbie!

[Synerain]

I am studying to become a Mechanical Engineer and decided I would take Scuba for a change from all the Calculus, differential equations and physics.

I love it and can't wait until a scheduled trip to the Florida Keys in May. I just figure that once I convince myself that there aren't monsters in the ocean...I'll have a blast.

Hope to get to know some of you..

 

[namelz52]

welcome to SB

hope your diving happy

 

[JRScuba]

Glad to have another person join the board. Learning curve Straight up. This is The Place for asking anything you need to know about diving.

 

[Synerain]

Yeah I'm pretty sure I'm going to have some questions about equipment here shortly. I'm scanning the board first though because I know how annoying it gets to keep hearing the same ol' questions. I can't wait to get certified. I'm taking the class through the university (through the LDS) so I get around 12 pool sessions, alot of lectures, a couple of OW dives and a life certification so I'm excited.

 

[d33ps1x]

Put on your thick skin suit and carry a grain of salt and it's all good.

 

[Aquamore]

.....but beware that my Aquamore postings and links can seriously affect your sense of humour!

 

[tholt576]

Welcome, this is a great board, much more newbie friendly than rec.scuba

 

[mardigrastexan]

Welcome to the Board Synerain. I wanted to let you know that there are monsters in the ocean. Really? Yes! Luckily most are much smaller than us humans. If a Nudibranch isn't a monster,I don't know what is. Can you imagine a big one hiding under your bed??????

Enjoy your diving!!
Tommy

PS...I love Nudibranches

 

[miesemer]

Welcome

However, you'll probably not get a complete break from physics. At least you'll have a jump on the rest of the class.

 

[Synerain]

Haha, thats true. Hopefully I can manage these physics