Scubaroo
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That recipe also calls for metric measuring cups.
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O-ring once bubbled...
It's basically scrapple, but made from kangaroos instead of pigs. Here's the label transcribed:
Contents: whipped kangaroo fetus, chopped kangaroo genitalia, kangaroo eyes, koala ears, Bloomin' Onion (TM), one oil can of Foster's beer, tumbleweeds, one British convict (minced), preservatives.
O-ring once bubbled...
...the funny thing is that because water is so much more dense than air the pages almost turn themselves- they quasi float when you try to flip one..hard to explain. I think it is much easier to turn the pages in Wetnotes underwater than on land. I have never had a problem turning pages in my 3mm gloves, but I haven't tried it with thicker gloves.
My worst underwater communication episode yet was when I stuck the cap on the end of the pencil (the top) too tight while writing and when I was done went to pull it off and recap the pencil...well, the little rubber gasket thing that holds all the leads in the pop-a-point pencil came off and I had those little leads everywhere....the pencils don't write without ALL the leads in them...good thing I had a spare.cwb once bubbled...
I've been able to turn pages and retrieve the pencil inside the cover "sleeve" using diving concepts insulated dry gloves...
Also, sharpened a broken pencil underwater with a dive knife once... wasn't that bad... hardest part was getting my buddy to let me use his knife
Transplant...and my father is a scrapple junkie...Oring....do you guys have scrapple down there or are you a transplant?
Dectek once bubbled...
Roak....where ya staying in Akumal? I know of a couple local Jerseyites down there. One dude from San Diego too.
Oring....do you guys have scrapple down there or are you a transplant?
As to the pencils. Some companies make pencils out of recycled plastic instead of wood. Check out your local stationary supply store and read the pencil boxes.