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As per my "sig line"....

(On paper, details typed on with an IBM Selectric)
 
Mid 1996, my number is (mid) 99***. My understanding on the numbers is how Wookie describes it.
 
@Doc
As per my "sig line"....

(On paper, details typed on with an IBM Selectric)

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As I have stated often I am just a slow talking, slow walking, some may say slow thinking broken down diver from California-- where it all began.

Therefore could you explain in 25,000 words or less the following;
:
="Doc, post: 8074484, member: 4519
"]As per my "sig line"....

(On paper, details typed on with an IBM Selectric)

An inquiring mind want to know

Sam Miller,111
 
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FWIW, I got my divemaster # through PADI Asia/Pacific in June 2016. 381###.
28**** in 2011. So in 5 years PADI certified about 100,000 DMs. Interesting when it comes to discussing jobs and pay.
 
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As I have stated often I am just a slow talking, slow walking, some may say slow thinking broken down diver from California-- where it all began.

Therefore could you explain in 25,000 words or less the following;
:
="Doc, post: 8074484, member: 4519
"]As per my "sig line"....

(On paper, details typed on with an IBM Selectric)

An inquiring mind want to know

Sam Miller,111
Hi Sam

His signature line states : "PADI before there was numbers"

I gather his cert was typed on paper and he doesn't have a number.
 
Sam, my original NAUI number was issued before they moved to a computer based system. My PADI instructor certification number is the same as my PADI DM #.
 
@Doc

I am just curious and confused about your title..so re submitting awaiting your reply and explanation

@Doc

As per my "sig line"....

(On paper, details typed on with an IBM Selectric)
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As I have stated often I am just a slow talking, slow walking, some may say slow thinking broken down diver from California-- where it all began.

Therefore could you explain in 25,000 words or less the following;
:
="Doc, post: 8074484, member: 4519
"]As per my "sig line"....

(On paper, details typed on with an IBM Selectric)

An inquiring mind want to know

Sam Miller,111

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DD
 
28**** in 2011. So in 5 years PADI certified about 100,000 DMs. Interesting when it comes to discussing jobs and pay.

Earlier in the thread someone was discussing that different PADI areas in the world have/had different number blocks for certs, so simple subtraction may not work.


Bob
 
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