Northwest Dive Club

Hold on to that one. Or any sig other that is cool with scuba gear repairs in the living room during tv time. Mrs Sunnyperson is a keeper. Good luck getting to sleep tonight before your first dry dive. -Eric Still suprised that my wife let me get away with this - http://s180.photobucket.com/albums/...

<--- girlfriend is 2700mi away I second the skype. I however do not second the Logitec quickcam 5000. ](*,) She does too exist 'brewer! :violent3: Whatever dude. Why did you fold her and mail her 2700mi? :smt064 She mailed herself. Told me she had a package she needed taken to USPS to be mailed. Sa...

<--- girlfriend is 2700mi away

I second the skype.

I however do not second the Logitec quickcam 5000. ](*,)

She does too exist 'brewer!

scottsax wrote: (That last one always knocks me down a few pegs...)

Nah man, if anything you've got my respect.

A nuclear waste storage tank.

Does it look sorta like a 119 hurled across a parking lot with stunning tack-driving accuracy, only slightly taller?

From what I know of wicking materials Silk, Smartwool, UA, Capaline (from patagonia), fleece, nylon (in various forms) and ragg wool all wick sweat. Smartwool fabric is designed to actually let the moisture your feet produce evaporate through the fabric. All I know is my feet used to soak my Target ...

Lose 60lbs. Then you can simply flex your wrist and the tendons pop out enough to create a nice little channel between your skin and the latex seal.

Jeebus...

If those are my options I'll just go another route.

'brewer you're not allowed to get a 130. 140's don't exist and If I can't get a 140 then you can't upgrade either :la: 140's do exist. 3190psi / 140cf / 8.03 outer diameter / 29.9length / 63lbs weight / buoyancy swing -18.04 to -28.4 They are or were made by Heiser. There are also 149cf and 190cf t...

'brewer you're not allowed to get a 130. 140's don't exist and If I can't get a 140 then you can't upgrade either

Sweet. My shot looking into the opening of the jar came out.

'brewer next time I'll try and be clearer that I'm asking for the camera ](*,)

Thanks for the dive guys!

selkie wrote:I want to know who carries these masks in stock so I can try one on. I like the idea but want to know the mask fits me.

NWSD in Kenmore has both the subframe and the frameless.

I liked it. Reads like a Clive Cussler book. That he endorsed it is one of the reasons I picked it up.

Sounder wrote:Birthday Spankings!! Hold him down!! :naka:

I ain't goin first!

Happy B-day bud!!!

Phineas Gage wrote: Hey...wait a minute...I'm being duped into some evil plan here, ain't I?

I have no idea what you're talking about

I think laivindil filled his with water. where the puddle is is the leak. Yeah I just flooded it at depth, closed off the valves and when I got to the surface I could tell where the hole was by the mini-geyser coming out of the suit. Looked like my suit was peeing out of the foot it did. Works grea...

I'm starting a petition to ban this light in Washington state waters. One hour-long dive out of Sounder and the sound will be three degrees warmer. Who's with me?

You want to be responsible for killing all marine life in Puget Sound?!?!?!

In that case:

Pez7378 wrote: Anyone have any ideas?

You preformed a Joe Maneuver? (similar to a Warhammer Maneuver)

I had a good post but it violates the "no thread drift" and "no inside joke" rules.

Awesome.

Just make sure he doesn't end up like the snowman I made last year.

I took advantage of my snow day and broke out the skis and did a circuit of the neighborhood. http://img72.imageshack.us/img72/5264/1mediumjn3.jpg http://img72.imageshack.us/img72/6152/2mediumnn7.jpg http://img72.imageshack.us/img72/465/3mediumei7.jpg http://img72.imageshack.us/img72/8859/4mediumsn5...

Some of my favorite days here in WA include those that are so clear you can see both mountain ranges from a vantage point that's high enough. Mountains to your left, mountains to your right and water in between seems like a good way to live life :rr:

Nwbrewer wrote:Wait until tonight when you go out in the same weather, slide into a hefty bag, strap 75 lbs of gear to your back, and drop into 46degree water. Then your nuts. I'm just sayin'....

The very definition of "nuts".

Outside temp this morning at 8am was 24 degrees Fahrenheit with a slight breeze that wasn't helping things. Snow covered every exposed surface. I had trouble getting my truck's door open. The roadway - excuse me I meant ice-way was treacherous. And I went for my usual 6-mile run. Somehow my hands di...