UFO at the bottom of the Baltic?!?

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They better not open it up. Remember what happened when they did that in The Thing? Yup, crazy, possessed, face splitting, dog shooting mayhem, thats what. :confused:
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Anybody else read Michael Crichton's Sphere?
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An awful lot of ships, subs, barges, etc, were sunk in the Baltic in 1945. The Germans were trying to evacuate as many civilians and troops as possible by sea from East Prussia to other parts of Germany, Denmark and Sweden as the Red army was surging toward the West, and the Russians were trying to sink anything that moved to prevent the evacuation. No one will ever know how many ships were sunk and how many thousands of people were lost. I'm wondering if this might be some wreckage from the latter days of WWII.

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Nwbrewer wrote:Anybody else read Michael Crichton's Sphere?
The book was great. The movie, on the other hand........
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We should have matching drysuits, like these guys!

Or at least a NWDC drysuit logo/patch.
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scottsax wrote:We should have matching drysuits, like these guys!

Or at least a NWDC drysuit logo/patch.
And pictures of us wearing them with our "serious face" on. Apparently that's how you become a professional diver.

(Was it just me or did anyone else start laughing when they flashed this guy's picture :laughing3: in the film clip?)
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That's an interesting harness he has on. Definitely not DIR
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archaeofish wrote:our "serious face"

(Was it just me or did anyone else start laughing when they flashed this guy's picture :laughing3: in the film clip?)
"Serious face" :rofl: This is my serious face!-->
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Dusty2 wrote:That's an interesting harness he has on. Definitely not DIR
wow, it didn't take long for someone to go there, did it.

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archaeofish wrote:
scottsax wrote:We should have matching drysuits, like these guys!

Or at least a NWDC drysuit logo/patch.
And pictures of us wearing them with our "serious face" on. Apparently that's how you become a professional diver.

(Was it just me or did anyone else start laughing when they flashed this guy's picture :laughing3: in the film clip?)
Oh yeah, I was right there with you.
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cardiver wrote:
Nwbrewer wrote:Anybody else read Michael Crichton's Sphere?
The book was great. The movie, on the other hand........
But Sharon Stone was hot in those days....
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spatman wrote:
Dusty2 wrote:That's an interesting harness he has on. Definitely not DIR
wow, it didn't take long for someone to go there, did it.

:BDub:
I guess it would matter if it weren't a commercial divers harness, and if he actually cared (Which, by the look on his face, he doesn't). 0]

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defied wrote:
spatman wrote:
Dusty2 wrote:That's an interesting harness he has on. Definitely not DIR
wow, it didn't take long for someone to go there, did it.

:BDub:
I guess it would matter if it weren't a commercial divers harness, and if he actually cared (Which, by the look on his face, he doesn't). 0]

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Lmao! I was actually thinking more along the lines of Stephen King's The Tommyknockers
ORDiver wrote:They better not open it up. Remember what happened when they did that in The Thing? Yup, crazy, possessed, face splitting, dog shooting mayhem, thats what. :confused:
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SeanKylgod wrote:Lmao! I was actually thinking more along the lines of Stephen King's The Tommyknockers
Have you read Scott Sigler's Infected?!? I'm actually a little relieved to hear the movie option ran out because that's a book I don't need to see in living color.
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Nope, but I'm looking for it on Amazon as soon as I log off haha.
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SeanKylgod wrote:Lmao! I was actually thinking more along the lines of Stephen King's The Tommyknockers
Have you read Scott Sigler's Infected?!? I'm actually a little relieved to hear the movie option ran out because that's a book I don't need to see in living color.
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