Post Apocalyptic Coz Roll Call
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ljwillia
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11/21 - 11/28 Residencias Reef. Can't wait!
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Tell us about that, on a new thread perhaps.
sefuchs
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10/24 - 11/7........ El Cid........ ScubaLife
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Cozumel, Revised
08/03 - 08/10 - Cozumel / Tulum - Mary Carmen and Pelagic Ventures / Sofa and Scuba 7
08/03 - 08/10 - Cozumel / Tulum - Mary Carmen and Pelagic Ventures / Sofa and Scuba 7
AdivingBel
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10/31 - 11/7 Villa Escondida diving with Tres Pelicanos
Ministryofgiraffes
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Now/today all the reefs
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How's the water?
Ministryofgiraffes
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Balmy...you could dive naked.
reminds me of a famous British navy story about a comedian called Tim Fitzhigham. He was trying to get the navy on-board with his challenge of trying to break the record for the furthest distance travelled in a paper boat. He called the navy and there was a misunderstanding on the switchboard and he actually got put through to rear admiral accidentally. The absurdly English senior officer answered with a curt ‘This is rear admiral James, to whom Am I speaking?’ Now the comedian’s father and uncle were in the navy and had told him that whenever you speak to a senior member of her majesty’s navy you always start the conversation with a question. Namely ‘how are your futtocks old man?’ So he took a deep breath and proffered ‘how are your futtocks old man?!’ There was a slight pause followed by the animated and enthusiastic response ‘at their furthest reach dear boy...at their furthest reach!’
Nobody apparently knows what the question or answer actually means...
reminds me of a famous British navy story about a comedian called Tim Fitzhigham. He was trying to get the navy on-board with his challenge of trying to break the record for the furthest distance travelled in a paper boat. He called the navy and there was a misunderstanding on the switchboard and he actually got put through to rear admiral accidentally. The absurdly English senior officer answered with a curt ‘This is rear admiral James, to whom Am I speaking?’ Now the comedian’s father and uncle were in the navy and had told him that whenever you speak to a senior member of her majesty’s navy you always start the conversation with a question. Namely ‘how are your futtocks old man?’ So he took a deep breath and proffered ‘how are your futtocks old man?!’ There was a slight pause followed by the animated and enthusiastic response ‘at their furthest reach dear boy...at their furthest reach!’
Nobody apparently knows what the question or answer actually means...
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You see any difference in reef conditions or fishy life?
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