yep, i suppose that was the question.

;-)
tomm-

I suspect he's thinking of blue holes and, as you know, those that have they
buoyancy right, always feel weightless under water.

Lee

Pete,

Before we get to your questions, let's start with narceddiver's
statement.

First of all, if you are an experienced diver, you would have dived
in many different Blue holes (most common).  But there are holes of
many different colors.  In Cay Sal Bank alone, you have Blue Holes,
Red Holes, and holes of ohter colors.

http://makeashorterlink.com/?R5A831889

There are many different ways to encounter BLACK holes.

The easiest way is to do a night dive on a night with a dark sky.
Enter one of these holes without a light.  Voila, a BLACK hole.

But wait!

narceddiver wasn't talking about the COLOR of the hole.  He was
talking about the Black Hole which have baffled physicists,
astrophysicists for decades.

narceddiver apparently wants to dive in such a Black Hole!!

Of cousre a prerequisite to be in a Black Hole is to achieve
a SPEED approaching 186,000 miles per second, and near infinite
MASS, etc. and shrink into an invisible diver with infinitessimal
volume.

A whole Black Hole!  Not only that, but a large one, which is
infinitely rarer than a small one.

You got the right idea.  When you are travelling near the speed
of light, you can go through ALL the check-out counters of K-mart
and Walmart combined in the world, in less than a second.  Now
THAT is waitless.

You bet!  Everything disappears in a Black Hole.  Water is no
exception.  You are definitely excluded from it.

Any other questions?

Smoke??  What smoke?   He was sniffing all the laughing gas he
could steal from the dentist's office, and he thought he was
NARCED.

Da Feeesh, El Poisson, y El Mero.