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cheaper than taking up flying & getting his/her Lear Jets.....:)
 
Wait 'till you get the scooter bug...
My scooter was cheap, but I preformed a few upgrades.

Let me tell you about all of the camera gear you can buy.
I can't afford the dang housing for my DSLR yet :shakehead:

Wait until you realize how much more often you can dive if you just owned a boat...
Traded a full hog kit for my boat. Then about 70 hours later it was ready to rock.

They told me, "Once you buy all your gear, diving is a pretty cheap sport." They neglected to tell me that you are NEVER done buying all your gear!
Please tell me isn't so??

You all forgot the compressor and bank system :D Sure is nice being able to fill your tanks whenever you want.
 
Our gear suited our needs perfectly, but there was still that annoying issue of my husband's air consumption. I would always have at least 15 minutes of air left when we had to end the dive.

Women air consumption is always lower than men air consumption. A man has, normally, a heavier body and higher air needs than a woman.
 
Five sets of doubles, four deco bottles, four single tanks, six BPs, five wings, a dozen or so regulators, five HID lights, not to mention masks, fins, hoods, boots, reels, spools, SMBs . . . Yeah, I empathize.

They told me, "Once you buy all your gear, diving is a pretty cheap sport." They neglected to tell me that you are NEVER done buying all your gear!

I don't even want to figure out how much you pay for VIPs and hydros...
 
Overheard on a beach as I was entering the water:

"Oh, look! A scuba diver! Scuba diving is for rich people who have nothing better to do with their time."
 
My first rig was a converted tank (J-valve), a piece of rope, one second stage, one first stage, Sm Jet Fins, and a mask. No BC, no wetsuit, no booties, no SPG and no depth gauge. BOY THAT WAS FUN! :D
 

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