yeah, bdub was having an off day. next time he'll be sure his students' octos are secure.LCF wrote:And why didn't I? Because he was diving with his SCUBA INSTRUCTOR . . .
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HEY! I had to make a choice, ok?! I had 1 keeper and had to decide between the snorkel and the octopus, and everyone knows the snorkel is essential equipment.spatman wrote:yeah, bdub was having an off day. next time he'll be sure his students' octos are secure.LCF wrote:And why didn't I? Because he was diving with his SCUBA INSTRUCTOR . . .
Don't judge until you're in that situation. It was stressful
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Don't give away the playbook!!BDub wrote:HEY! I had to make a choice, ok?! I had 1 keeper and had to decide between the snorkel and the octopus, and everyone knows the snorkel is essential equipment.spatman wrote:yeah, bdub was having an off day. next time he'll be sure his students' octos are secure.LCF wrote:And why didn't I? Because he was diving with his SCUBA INSTRUCTOR . . .
Don't judge until you're in that situation. It was stressful
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Nah, that's not in the playbook. That was me being a thinking diver since Lundy...er, the "student", wasn'tSounder wrote:Don't give away the playbook!!BDub wrote:HEY! I had to make a choice, ok?! I had 1 keeper and had to decide between the snorkel and the octopus, and everyone knows the snorkel is essential equipment.spatman wrote:yeah, bdub was having an off day. next time he'll be sure his students' octos are secure.LCF wrote:And why didn't I? Because he was diving with his SCUBA INSTRUCTOR . . .
Don't judge until you're in that situation. It was stressful
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"It's a lot easier when you're not doing it" - CaseyB449
"There needs to be more strawberry condoms. Just not on my regulator" - DSteding
"It's a lot easier when you're not doing it" - CaseyB449
"There needs to be more strawberry condoms. Just not on my regulator" - DSteding
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Poor Lundy - he's got his head buried in a textbook and can't even defend himself.BDub wrote:Nah, that's not in the playbook. That was me being a thinking diver since Lundy...er, the "student", wasn'tSounder wrote:Don't give away the playbook!!BDub wrote:HEY! I had to make a choice, ok?! I had 1 keeper and had to decide between the snorkel and the octopus, and everyone knows the snorkel is essential equipment.spatman wrote:yeah, bdub was having an off day. next time he'll be sure his students' octos are secure.LCF wrote:And why didn't I? Because he was diving with his SCUBA INSTRUCTOR . . .
Don't judge until you're in that situation. It was stressful
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"Advanced Snorkel and Octo Stowing Techniques 201"Sounder wrote:Poor Lundy - he's got his head buried in a textbook and can't even defend himself.BDub wrote:Nah, that's not in the playbook. That was me being a thinking diver since Lundy...er, the "student", wasn'tSounder wrote:Don't give away the playbook!!BDub wrote:HEY! I had to make a choice, ok?! I had 1 keeper and had to decide between the snorkel and the octopus, and everyone knows the snorkel is essential equipment.spatman wrote:yeah, bdub was having an off day. next time he'll be sure his students' octos are secure.LCF wrote:And why didn't I? Because he was diving with his SCUBA INSTRUCTOR . . .
Don't judge until you're in that situation. It was stressful
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I call that the Wrecking Ball system.LCF wrote:That's definitely a good point! I watched a diver headed down to the water the other day with his console and his octo just hanging --
I saw a fearsome example the other day... a fellow I was with as a pick-up buddy had a monstrous console. It started as a normal 3-gauge wrecking ball, but he had added a computer and a light, and sandwiched it all between thick sheets of plexiglass. Wet notes were attached to the outside, and he said he was looking for a way to add a second light. I think there may have been a whistle on it too, seriously. It was crazy.
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I wish I had one of those. I'd put the console, compass, depth guage, computer, light, plexiglass, wetnotes and whistle on craigslist for a buck and have a totally righteous SPG.Matt S. wrote: I call that the Wrecking Ball system.
I saw a fearsome example the other day... a fellow I was with as a pick-up buddy had a monstrous console. It started as a normal 3-gauge wrecking ball, but he had added a computer and a light, and sandwiched it all between thick sheets of plexiglass. Wet notes were attached to the outside, and he said he was looking for a way to add a second light. I think there may have been a whistle on it too, seriously. It was crazy.
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Sounds like a setup Rick Meyer was telling me about. (We were asking for strange/funny/scary charter stories). He said the crew even came up with a name for it.Matt S. wrote:I call that the Wrecking Ball system.LCF wrote:That's definitely a good point! I watched a diver headed down to the water the other day with his console and his octo just hanging --
I saw a fearsome example the other day... a fellow I was with as a pick-up buddy had a monstrous console. It started as a normal 3-gauge wrecking ball, but he had added a computer and a light, and sandwiched it all between thick sheets of plexiglass. Wet notes were attached to the outside, and he said he was looking for a way to add a second light. I think there may have been a whistle on it too, seriously. It was crazy.
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