Lost my keys in a lake? Well, I'll just strap an anchor to my body and....

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KCMoDiver:
Got the same comments as goatboy_k, most guys I know would do anything for a tank or 2 of air.

P.S.
goatboy_k, where do you dive
We all feel sorry for you but we don't assume he is a represantative of your nice city :wink:
 
He was quoted right before diving, "Hey Ya'll, Watch This!!""
 
Did anyone get a report on the vis from him? Maybe a welders hood for a mask and he would have found the keys.
 
Correct me if I'm wrong - but even at just a few feet below the surface the guy must have had lungs of steel to draw any air from that hose, right? I want to meet him and learn how he does it... Forget all this expensive SCUBA stuff, a garden hose with a floaty is where I'm headin...
 
gj62:
Correct me if I'm wrong - but even at just a few feet below the surface the guy must have had lungs of steel to draw any air from that hose, right?

In principle yes, I was imagining that he walked into the lake down a sloping bottom and that he would have felt the resistance as soon as he hit any depth - so he should have tried to walk out but then the CO2 buildup would get him...

Of course if he jumped in from a pier then it would just suck his guts out.
 
Never mind the CO2 buildup in the hose. Maybe he's a diving mutant!
 
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