Northwest Dive Club

defied wrote:Is that the question? If so, then... "yes"...

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We already know you are sick and wrong defied

[quote="citycatred] Did you know that some scientists actually consider the mola mola planktonic, since they are normally observed using the water currents to drift instead of actually swimming? Especially after sea lions have bitten off their dorsal and ventral fins. A gruesome sight. I can't...

loser =^.^= does this maybe mean I'll be able to convince you to dive now that you are not mr.special rebreather man? I know you were just avoiding diving because you thought you were too good for my open circuit

[quote="citycatred] Did you know that some scientists actually consider the mola mola planktonic, since they are normally observed using the water currents to drift instead of actually swimming? Especially after sea lions have bitten off their dorsal and ventral fins. A gruesome sight. I can't...

I needed the help of your website to figure out that one >.< I'm not that great with wrecks....so Im going to move the subject back to biology.... I am a rare sight in the Puget Sound but I have been spotted at both Redondo and Point Hudson, my mother always told me that I was not fat... I was only...

I needed the help of your website to figure out that one >.< I'm not that great with wrecks....so Im going to move the subject back to biology.... I am a rare sight in the Puget Sound but I have been spotted at both Redondo and Point Hudson, my mother always told me that I was not fat... I was only ...

Thanks Curt, we do need to get together one of these days (maybe in the San Juan's). Keeping with Curt's San Juan Islands Wreck Diving theme, I'll start with a passenger vessel that was built in Seattle in 1908. At the time she was built, she was billed as the fastest passenger vessel in the world....

LCF wrote:Chocolate-covered bacon sounds horrible at first, but so did salted chocolate-dipped caramels, and we know where THAT ended up. Or at least, I know which end it ended up on . . .

Have you ever had fried bacon? Best thing ever....though I could swear I felt years coming off of my life span

You have to go to the Texas state fair for the good stuff

http://www.mentalfloss.com/blogs/archives/136738

.....really.....we've known each other how long and you spell my name wrong.... :dramaqueen: I know how you spell your name, I was just spelling it right. >0] In all seriousness, I know a Sonia, Sonya, Sonja, and Sanya... Y'all need to figure your sh#t out. Leave me alone. 0] D .....Sonia/Sonja- Ge...

Rockfish wrote:The Weddell seal has collapsible lungs and a spleen that acts like a scuba tank.

Mike

^.^ correct

I already went, and Sonya got the answer right, so it's her turn. Now the world is right. D .....really.....we've known each other how long and you spell my name wrong.... :dramaqueen: Anyway, Seals have a variety of adaptions in order to avoid nitrogen narcosis during deep dives, what is the prima...

lundysd wrote:Alright folks -- sorry for the confusion. Let's award a point for the horn shark answer, but then revert back to Curt's Everett ship question moving forward. However gets it right gets to ask the next one.

You guys are coming up with some killer hard questions this time

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Horn shark?

Awesome job

If you are in the San Juan area, especially around Friday Harbor, the Noctiluca bloom has been getting larger so there will be more bioluminescence if you go night diving.

Wow! Inspiring video and report! I definitely want to see the blue flames for myself. I found bioluminescence while I was on San Juan Island this past weekend. Does the bioluminescence come from the same creatures that cause red tide? I'm just astonish by how ubiquitous is is around the sound? Than...

Wow! Inspiring video and report! I definitely want to see the blue flames for myself. I found bioluminescence while I was on San Juan Island this past weekend. Does the bioluminescence come from the same creatures that cause red tide? I'm just astonish by how ubiquitous is is around the sound? Than...

I suggest we let this thread die off now. The OP has gotten a lot of advice, probably unexpected, by concerned divers so this thread is over. If anyone has issues take it to PM.....

I've got my eye on sets of those regs, one normal and one with the 7ft hose

Penopolypants wrote:

spatman wrote:

Penopolypants wrote:We were hoping for a view at Redondo today as well, but alas.

Instead, we saw the juvie wolfeel chomping on a crab.

That was totally worth it! I'm still envious of all the six gill sightings. Someday.....

It was probably stalking us and wondering how tasty that strange turtle would be

CaptnJack wrote:

Revoking all boat diving invitations now!

Awwwwww

Joshua Smith wrote:

defied wrote:How about we lock this? 0]

Not a bad idea. Anyone second the motion? Or have a good argument for keeping it open?

awwww but I need some entertainment during my breaks at work

mz53480 wrote:

Pass the popcorn please