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I have a few books in excellent condition I would like to sell, plus an unused Scubaopoly game. Buyer pays shipping if handoff can't be arranged. Please let me know if you are interested in any of the following: Encyclopedia of Recreational Diving - $30 pending Naui Scuba Rescue Diver - $15 pending ...

Penopolypants wrote:I'm so envious! I am still very much in the "Never seen a sixgill" club. :(

+1

Jeremy wrote:I actually met Ryan at Deception Pass - good guy and I'm happy to report he survived and had a nice dive.

Hi Ryan, welcome to NWDC. The Introductions forum is used for just that, introducing yourself to the other members of the board. Since your first post was requesting info about a particular dive site, I have moved it to the Dive Planning forum, where it may get more visibility and responses to your ...

Alan Taylor puts together amazing photo collections. I highly recommend following him if you don't already.

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Burntchef wrote:Pliny is no longer leaving cali, they just don't make enough to bother. Try hop valley citrus mistress, just as good if not better and easy to find.

We get Pliny often down here in PDX. And citrus mistress is good, but I wouldn't say it's similar to Pliny other than it is a hoppy beer.

Miss him already.

Gdog wrote:

spatman wrote:
Truth is, there are a zillion craft beers out there in every style and taste is really a matter of personal preference, as always.

Amen brother! None of my favorites even made the list.

Name a few of your favs.

Pliny is a classic, though there are many other IIPAs that now have similar flavor profiles. Stone's Enjoy By is high on my IPA list.

Truth is, there are a zillion craft beers out there in every style and taste is really a matter of personal preference, as always.

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My heart goes out to her children, especially her son.

That's a bummer. I know he loved it so much. Is it a health related choice?

LCF wrote:If the story is as reported...

Which, let's face it, isn't often at all.

Coast Guard crews from Station Seattle, Air Station Port Angeles and aboard the Terrapin searched more than 540 trackline miles over a period of 25 hours. Personnel from the Navy, Tacoma Police Department and Tacoma Fire and Rescue were also involved in the search. Tacoma Fire and Rescue personnel ...

I have an old USIA drysuit that Norris has been holding onto for quite a while. It was my original suit and has basically been a back up for several years now. It's a bit rough around the edges, and might need new seals if Norris hasn't gotten around to replacing them yet. If you're on a tight budge...

mpenders wrote:It appears that inserted video clips are no longer working...for me, anyway. Is this a NWDC issue, or a "me" issue?

Hey Mike

Try embedding a video again. I updated the code and the vid you link to is working, for me at least.

JasonDiver wrote:(I would like to post this on tech diving section because i think more people there would know the answer but I don't seem to have permission.)

Here's how to join the tech diving forums:

http://www.nwdiveclub.com/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=17289

I bought a case of it from their first run. Apparently it didn't turn out the way the brewer had hoped, so they discounted it to get it off the shelves. I'm not sure if they've tried it again since then or not.

Great photos! I love that dive site, wish I could get there more often.

Joshua Smith wrote:I have an alibi.

I'm not backing you up this time, homie.

LowDrag wrote:I slipped the fins on with my new USIA built in boots and the fins are really floppy. I didn't like that all.

I remember the boots on my old USIA to be very narrow. I can see why the 2xl are so floppy.

My mistake. Didn't realize the yellow was an extra $40.

F1s can easily be found for $170 new. $150 is a bit high for used fins, even if they're in good condition.

Mine chipped a bit when stamped and it's been fine for 3+ years now. I'm not at all worried about the longevity of the tank.