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Scuba Forum / General / June 2006How Was Dive w/Greg II
How was the diving??? > How was the diving??? Just lousy, but Greg has new prosthetics. Wanna hear some more lies? Gorilla trip report coming. Curtis > > How was the diving??? > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Curtis Looking forward to it. Sorry I had to miss it this time (sometimes family priorities have to usurp recreational fun), but I'll do my best to make the next one. Alan > How was the diving??? The short version. Spiegel Grove; Seas fairly calm, water 80 deg, vis good. 137 FSW max for 44 min. 1 hr surface 133 FSW max for 44 min. Paradise Springs FW gorilla rinse; Mirror surface, water 78 deg, vis variable but overall good. 98 FFW max for 27 min. 1 hr, 12 min surface 102 FFW max for 41 min. Curtis > > How was the diving??? > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > 102 FFW max for 41 min. Pussies. >> 137 FSW max for 44 min. >> >> 1 hr surface >> >> 133 FSW max for 44 min. > Pussies. Exactly. I made it all the way to 140 FSW, prosthetics and all. "Greg Mossman" wrote >>> 137 FSW max for 44 min. >>> 1 hr surface >>> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Exactly. I made it all the way to 140 FSW, prosthetics and all. Damn, almost anyone can make it to 140 FSW, most of those manage to make it back even. You computer guys don't even have to think to do it. :-) Think Scott's calling us names due to the fact that we, even the non-thinking computer followers, are smart enough to dive in waters that don't put the genitals into hibernation. Curtis > Think Scott's calling us names due to the fact that we, even the > non-thinking computer followers, are smart enough to dive in waters that > don't put the genitals into hibernation. That takes no brains or balls. Any fool with even a cheap computer, a 3 mil wetsuit and a PADI card can dive warm water. We dive in water where the octopi are bigger than even you; The thermocline snaps off from 59 to 48 degrees in the summer and 36 to 46 degrees in the winter (due to snow melt, the top 15 to 20 are colder); There are jellyfish with tentacles that have been measured over 100 feet long; Where you dont need a boat, only shoes with soles strong enough to cross a blanket of razor sharp oyster shells; Where the women always have erect nipples. No brainer. > The thermocline snaps off from 59 to 48 degrees in the summer and 36 to 46 > degrees in the winter (due to snow melt, the top 15 to 20 are colder); Brrrrr... Even your summer temps are too fuckin' cold... > Where the women always have erect nipples. Hell, I saw that today on the afternoon dive with Dixie Divers... There was one girl there and even though she had a 5mm wetsuit, she ended up all perky afterwards... Personally, I found a t-shirt and shorts comfortable enough... Dive 1 -- 74 ft for 47 minutes... Wreck dive... Could have stayed longer, but everyone else had already surface and I hung back until last... They said that we were diving the Ancient Mariner, but it looked more like a barge to me... Large a.s grouper that was big enough to swallow Curtis... Dive 2 -- 63 ft for 60 minutes... Drift / reef dive... Hung back on this one also to be the last one back aboard... Encountered 3 cables going from the mainland to some island somewhere... Probably phone and such, I guess... Encountered very large lobster that I would have liked to have been able to invite home for dinner... All in all, I liked Dixie Divers well enough... They provided transportation to and from the dive sites and let me do my own thing without requiring me to pair up with a buddy...There was probably only 5 or 6 divers on the trip... The boat (Lady Go Diver) supposedly can accomodate 28 divers normally... Short trip to the reef, the longest part was waiting for the drawbridge to open... You are able to unload your gear *very* close to the boat, but you have to park your vehicle back up the road a bit... Less than a block actually... Unlike some of the places around here, at least you don't have to pay for parking and there were plenty of parking spots... On the trip out, I noticed the houses along the intracoastal waterway... Very small lots, but the houses really fill up the lots... Very expensive also... Houses that I would estimate would be worth perhaps $300-400K in Houston were a few million dollars right there... You sure do have to pay for the priviledge of being on the front lines when a hurricane comes along... Total gas used -- a bit over 2 AL80s... > Dive 1 -- 74 ft for 47 minutes... Wreck dive... Could have stayed > longer, but everyone else had already surface and I hung back until > last... They said that we were diving the Ancient Mariner, but it > looked more like a barge to me... If it was in about 70' of water then it probably was. It looks a lot like a barge now. Large a.s grouper that was big enough > to swallow Curtis... > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > 5 or 6 divers on the trip... The boat (Lady Go Diver) supposedly can > accomodate 28 divers normally... Pity you didn't dive her when "Hollywood" John was the Captain. Later, Capt Rob, who some here know from the dive on the Ocean Explorer a few years ago, also ran that boat. Short trip to the reef, the longest > part was waiting for the drawbridge to open... The curse of cattle boat diving in South Florida. LD. > Pity you didn't dive her when "Hollywood" John was the Captain. Later, Capt > Rob, who some here know from the dive on the Ocean Explorer a few years ago, > also ran that boat. Oh? How were they different? I'm perfectly happy with a crew that will leave my gear alone and only be there to grab my fins before I climb back aboard unaided... > The curse of cattle boat diving in South Florida. Well, considering how few people we had aboard, it made for a very comfortable floating stock yard... I don't think I would have liked it when it was full, but as it was, it was kind of like a 6-pack, but with a 'ell of a lot more room... <grin> >> Pity you didn't dive her when "Hollywood" John was the Captain. Later, >> Capt [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > will leave my gear alone and only be there to grab my fins before I > climb back aboard unaided... I know. .....and prolly no difference as far as you're concerned. John's a good friend of mine. I enjoy my diving with friends more than without. >> The curse of cattle boat diving in South Florida. > > Well, considering how few people we had aboard, it made for a very > comfortable floating stock yard... I don't think I would have liked it > when it was full, but as it was, it was kind of like a 6-pack, but with > a 'ell of a lot more room... <grin> Yep, but the size of the boat is what held you up at the bridge. That's what I meant by my comment, not the number of pax on any given day. LD. > Yep, but the size of the boat is what held you up at the bridge. That's what > I meant by my comment, not the number of pax on any given day. On the next day of diving with them, the bridge was visible from the dock, so we just waited around there letting everyone get their gear ready while tied up and untied just a bit before the bridge was about to open... For that one, we just had a leisurely trip down the intracoastal waterway and then a short trip out to the dive spot... Worked out pretty good... Just left tossing on the BC, putting on the fins, and clipping in the tanks right before hitting the water... Left Ft. Lauderdale at around 11:30 Sunday... Stopped off at Ginnie Springs for a dive late Sunday afternoon... Showered, cleaned up, and got back on the road... Continued north on I-75, but took a detour through Georgia by accident... I think I was on the phone with Curtis and missed the I-10 exit and didn't realize it until I encountered a "Welcome to Georgia" sign... Ooops... Plugged in my location to Street Atlas and it came up wth a route through the backroads of Florida to get me back to I-10 without having to completely backtrack I-75... Initially it was some county road that was narrow and didn't have much in the way of lane reflectors nor any sort of shoulder on the side of the road... It made it rather interesting when a tractor-trailer rig was coming from the other way... His wheels were over the center line and I had to go far enough to the right that my tires were in the grass / dirt on the side of the road... Went through some small towns and finally made it to I-10... Made it to a bit west of Tallahassee that night... I think I made it past the CST/EST border... Stopped off in the Gulfport, MS and New Orleans areas on the way back and wasted a couple of hours looking at the damage from Katrina... Got back home (SW of Houston) at 23:00 last night... Time to clean all the Florida dirt and sand off of and out of my truck today... Kaitlyn was bummed out that I hadn't brought a small gator home for her... > Where the women always have erect nipples. > > No brainer. Like you can ever see nipples through a drysuit. > > Where the women always have erect nipples. > > > > No brainer. > > Like you can ever see nipples through a drysuit. How would you know? >> > Where the women always have erect nipples. >> > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > How would you know? Because I've never seen 'em. Don't forget, I used to dive dry in cold water before I was rebaptized in the warm. Much better nipple activity when you can convince babes that it's warm enough to dive in a skin in upper-70s water. > >> > Where the women always have erect nipples. > >> > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > can convince babes that it's warm enough to dive in a skin in upper-70s > water. I'll go one better than that. I convinced my wife to let me sew her a diveskin. It came out quite well and fits her almost perfectly. Anyway, it's black on the bottom, maroon on the top, and has a white stripe running across the top of her breasts (all in lycra/spandex). The best part is that the white part becomes almost completely transparent when it gets wet. She's also convinced I didn't plan it that way. :-) > I'll go one better than that. I convinced my wife to let me sew her a > diveskin. It came out quite well and fits her almost perfectly. Anyway, [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > the white part becomes almost completely transparent when it gets wet. > She's also convinced I didn't plan it that way. :-) You could also sew a suit using the self-dissolving thread that doctors use to stitch wounds. Probably wouldn't get away with that one more than once, so let me know when you try it. > > I'll go one better than that. I convinced my wife to let me sew her a > > diveskin. It came out quite well and fits her almost perfectly. Anyway, [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > to stitch wounds. Probably wouldn't get away with that one more than once, > so let me know when you try it. I'll see what I can do about setting that up to happen on DWGIII. :-) >> Where the women always have erect nipples. >> >> No brainer. > > Like you can ever see nipples through a drysuit. Hair, not shells, btw Greg. ;0) >>> Where the women always have erect nipples. >>> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> > Hair, not shells, btw Greg. ;0) You know you're getting senile when you start forgetting important stuff like that. >>>> Where the women always have erect nipples. >>>> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > You know you're getting senile when you start forgetting important stuff > like that. I'm going down fast! LD. Rec scuba's wuss aka "Scott" <pugetsounddiver@gmail.com> whined- > That takes no brains or balls. That qualifies you, Scotty.  SignaturePosted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com >> Think Scott's calling us names due to the fact that we, even the >> non-thinking computer followers, are smart enough to dive in waters that [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Any fool with even a cheap computer, a 3 mil wetsuit and a PADI card can > dive warm water. .....and we do. > We dive in water where the octopi are bigger than even you; > > The thermocline snaps off from 59 to 48 degrees in the summer and 36 to 46 > degrees in the winter That's *your* problem. ;0) LD. "Magilla" wrote: > 137 FSW max for 44 min. 137? I'll have to look at my dive computer to make sure, but unless I'm mistaken, that means that you had a shovel with you to get down that far... Were you on the east or west side of the hull? > "Magilla" wrote: >> 137 FSW max for 44 min. > > 137? I'll have to look at my dive computer to make sure, but unless > I'm mistaken, that means that you had a shovel with you to get down > that far... Were you on the east or west side of the hull? Naw, it's 135+fsw. > Naw, it's 135+fsw. I'll have to look on my computer I guess... I remember seeing 134 and I was literally in the sand at that point... Trying to figure out what it was that was buried there and sticking partially out... > I'll have to look on my computer I guess... I remember seeing 134 and I > was literally in the sand at that point... Trying to figure out what it > was that was buried there and sticking partially out... 137 on air, that 7 might just look like a 4. Anyways, I have 141 FFW locked in, so doing some math....... Curtis "Magilla" wrote: > 137 on air, that 7 might just look like a 4. Anyways, I have 141 FFW > locked in, so doing some math....... Checked my computer... First dive was 140 for 28, second dive was 133 for 25... Both were to the sand on the west side of the ship... > Checked my computer... First dive was 140 for 28, second dive was 133 > for 25... Both were to the sand on the west side of the ship... Oh, forgot to add -- 1st dive was with 2 AL80s only filled to 2000 psi, 2nd dive only used a single steel 72 for the dive and the deco... Had planned to get them all refilled yesterday, but Fill Express had closed early... Went over to Splashdown to get them filled up, but parking is crap over there and I didn't fill like hauling 7 tanks a block or so from the nearest parking spot, so I decided to pass on them... Got them filled up at Fill Express today... The tank filler dude had a problem calculating the gas that went into the 4 steel-72s... He came up with this figure that didn't sound at all right... I calculated it myself and to get his figure, all the 72s would have had to be pretty damn close to empty, which some of them weren't... Their procedure appears to be to put like capacity tanks together and equalize their pressures and then fill all of them in parallel to the same pressure... So, for my 4 steel-72s, they equalized at 1700 psi (one or two of them were damn close to full apparently)... His first calculation came up with something like 237 cu-ft of gas added to them... That didn't sound exactly right since they would have only held 288 cu-ft if they were all completely empty... After I told him that it didn't sound right, he came back with the right number -- around 75 cu-ft... Surprisingly, they don't have a computer program to help them with this... They just expect the fill guy to be able to calculate it with a simple calculator... Yeah, I would like to think that someone with at least a high school education should be able to calculate it, but it leaves room for error (obviously)... Since they charge by the cu-ft, I had originally thought that perhaps they had some sort of meter that measured the cu-ft of gas that was pumped into the tanks... Turns out that they just use pressure differential to calculate the cu-ft... The calculation is probably something like this: (([ending pressure] - [starting pressure]) / [rated pressure]) * [rated volume at rated max pressure] As a side note, most (if not all) of my steel-72s were older than the fill guy... Starting to make me feel old... > Since they charge by the cu-ft, I had originally thought that perhaps > they had some sort of meter that measured the cu-ft of gas that was [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > (([ending pressure] - [starting pressure]) / [rated pressure]) * [rated > volume at rated max pressure] They use the old cave divers' "base line" of "x" cu ft/100psi for each size tank > "Magilla" wrote: >> 137 on air, that 7 might just look like a 4. Anyways, I have 141 FFW >> locked in, so doing some math....... > > Checked my computer... First dive was 140 for 28, second dive was 133 > for 25... Both were to the sand on the west side of the ship... 140' for 43 and 102' for 44. > "Magilla" wrote: >> 137 FSW max for 44 min. > > 137? I'll have to look at my dive computer to make sure, but unless > I'm mistaken, that means that you had a shovel with you to get down > that far... Were you on the east or west side of the hull? I followed Curtis down on the first dive and got into a little washout on the port side of the hull. I showed a 140' max.....and no digging. LD. > "Magilla" wrote: > > 137 FSW max for 44 min. > > 137? I'll have to look at my dive computer to make sure, but unless > I'm mistaken, that means that you had a shovel with you to get down > that far... Were you on the east or west side of the hull? Both my Citizen HA and my computer say 141 FSW on the first dive and 133 for the second. Lee > Both my Citizen HA and my computer say 141 FSW on the first dive and > 133 for the second. Yeah, that's what I get for relying on memory instead of checking my computer... > How was the diving??? Great diving, great company... Sorry you couldn't make it... Here's the list of people on the dive: Curtis (aka Magilla) Lee Limey Dave Mike Gray & wife Rick Simms Greg & Jayna (sp?) Al Wells & wife Andy (aka Nitespark) me Rick also brought his wife along for the trip, but she doesn't dive... I determined that although sidemount is a very stable configuration and it works well in open water and in many Florida caves, it is not exactly optimal in a wreck dive... Passageways that are wide enough for a diver with back mounted gas are a bit narrow when you have a tank on each side of you... On the other hand, when the Grove was still on it's side, it might have been better... <grin> I'm still in South Florida... I think Rick is headed back home tomorrow... Greg should be back in SoCal since I think he flew back today... Curtis is back home... Not sure about the rest of 'em... > Greg & Jayna (sp?) Correction: Greg's wife's name is spelled "Janna"... Lee's is spelled "Jayna"... Ooops... > > Greg & Jayna (sp?) > > Correction: Greg's wife's name is spelled "Janna"... Lee's is spelled > "Jayna"... Ooops... Bends and Mutherfuckers, begin. >>Greg & Jayna (sp?) > > Correction: Greg's wife's name is spelled "Janna"... Lee's is spelled > "Jayna"... Ooops... ... and that wasn't my wife. > ... and that wasn't my wife. Ooops... So, whose wife was it? <dirty-old-man-grin> > ... and that wasn't my wife. and cindy's not my wife... > and cindy's not my wife... Apparently I should have just said "significant other du jour" for everyone instead of making matrimonial assumptions... I stand corrected... s/wife/significant other du jour/g > Apparently I should have just said "significant other du jour" for > everyone instead of making matrimonial assumptions... I stand > corrected... You're not going to believe this, but she didn't like that one much either. I should have known that trying to correct you would only make it worse <g> > > Apparently I should have just said "significant other du jour" for > > everyone instead of making matrimonial assumptions... I stand [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > either. I should have known that trying to correct you would only make > it worse <g> Oops, I should have read ahead. > You're not going to believe this, but she didn't like that one much > either. Oh? Which part didn't she like? The term "significant other" or the "du jour" modifier? <evil-grin> > I should have known that trying to correct you would only make > it worse I'm an equal opportunity offender... <snicker> > > and cindy's not my wife... > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > s/wife/significant other du jour/g Seems to me that when I met Cindy, she was a woman in her own right and an extremely fine diver. I figure you are probably just digging a bigger hole here. >>>Greg & Jayna (sp?) >> >> Correction: Greg's wife's name is spelled "Janna"... Lee's is spelled >> "Jayna"... Ooops... >> > ... and that wasn't my wife. ... and that wasn't my wife. Grumman's 0 for 3 at this point. Fortunately he didn't try to assign Limey Dave as Lee's wife, even though he does look hot in a pink tutu. > ... and that wasn't my wife. > > Grumman's 0 for 3 at this point. Well, I didn't claim that Janna was your wife, even though I was under the impression that she was from a previous post that you had made... Or had you been married before? My mistake was that if I didn't remember their name, I just assumed they were the spouse of whomever they were with... Not exactly a logical assumption, but "wife" was shorter to write than "significant other du jour"... > Fortunately he didn't try to assign Limey > Dave as Lee's wife, even though he does > look hot in a pink tutu. I guess I'll have to take your word for that... >>>>Greg & Jayna (sp?) >>> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Grumman's 0 for 3 at this point. Fortunately he didn't try to assign > Limey Dave as Lee's wife, even though he does look hot in a pink tutu. Shhhhhhhh! You said you wouldn't tell. LD. >> Grumman's 0 for 3 at this point. Fortunately he didn't try to assign >> Limey Dave as Lee's wife, even though he does look hot in a pink tutu. >> > Shhhhhhhh! > You said you wouldn't tell. Nope. I just said I wouldn't ask. >>> Grumman's 0 for 3 at this point. Fortunately he didn't try to assign >>> Limey Dave as Lee's wife, even though he does look hot in a pink tutu. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Nope. I just said I wouldn't ask. Pussy! ;0) >>... and that wasn't my wife. > > ... and that wasn't my wife. > > Grumman's 0 for 3 at this point. Fortunately he didn't try to assign Limey > Dave as Lee's wife, even though he does look hot in a pink tutu. Dayum. Did he wear that again? JF >>>... and that wasn't my wife. >> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Dayum. Did he wear that again? Don't be ridiculous John. It's been years since you were here........it's a new one! LD. >>>>... and that wasn't my wife. >>> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > LD. Of course. You'd have worn out the old one, wouldn't you, and now, being of the married persuasion, Lady T would surely have insisted on a new one? JF "Grumman-581" <grumman581@gmail.com> sputtered: > Here's the list of people on the dive: > Curtis (aka Magilla) [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Andy (aka Nitespark) > me Scotty isn't on the list. What's your excuse for not showing up at the Peace Arch last Saturday, Scott? > "Grumman-581" <grumman581@gmail.com> sputtered: > [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > *** Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com *** Give it a break Carl - dare to dive with any of us? Do you even dive except on your boyfriend's dick????? Joe English <joeenglish2@wisperhome.com> sputtered: > Give it a break Carl You know Scott's a pussy. You're embarrassed that he demonstrated it so thoroughly. > Joe English <joeenglish2@wisperhome.com> sputtered: > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > *** Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com *** Nice snip as usual - you're done Joe English <joeenglish2@wisperhome.com> sputtered: >> Joe English <joeenglish2@wisperhome.com> sputtered: >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Nice snip as usual - you're done a nice job of embarrassing Scotty and demonstrating that he's a gasbag and a pussy. > Joe English <joeenglish2@wisperhome.com> sputtered: > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > a nice job of embarrassing Scotty and demonstrating that he's a > gasbag and a pussy. Says Carl from his second or third year of cowering in the dark, after being fingered -yet again- by someone from another newsgroup for the usual cowardice. SignaturePopeye "If one does as God does enough times, one will become as God is." -Dr. Hannibal Lector. www.finalprotectivefire.com "Popeye" <Popeye@Finalprotectivefire.com> sputtered: > "Carl Nisarel" <nisarel@postmaster.uk.co> wrote in message >> Joe English <joeenglish2@wisperhome.com> sputtered: [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Says Carl from his second or third year of smacking you around. How much lead weight does a gasbag like you have to carry when diving? > after being fingered -yet again- by someone from another > newsgroup who's as clueless as you, Douggy. You must really be disappointed in how quickly Scotty acted like a pussy. > Says Carl from his second or third year of cowering in the dark, after > being fingered -yet again- by someone from another newsgroup for the usual > cowardice. Goes back further than that, and he is completely ridiculed and despised on *every* newsgroup he trolls. Bjórrúnar skaltu "Scott" <pugetsounddiver@gmail.com> rista- >> Says Carl from his second or third year of cowering in the >> dark, after >> being fingered -yet again- by someone from another newsgroup >> for the usual cowardice. > > Goes back further than that, and he smacks around wusses like you on every newsgroup I visit. Your fear of me was fully exposed, pussy. > You know Scott's a pussy. > You're embarrassed that he demonstrated it so thoroughly. Acutally, no. I know Scott's a responsible, if somewhat unorthodox, gentleman. I'm sure that, like most of us, he's done embarassing things on occasion, but you couldn't prove it by me. Of course, I've actually met him. When were you planning on doing so? Lee Bjórrúnar skaltu "Lee Bell" <leebell@ix.netcom.com> rista- > When were you planning on doing so? He had the chance last Saturday. He wussed out. SignaturePosted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com > Acutally, no. I know Scott's a responsible, if somewhat unorthodox, > gentleman. I'm sure that, like most of us, he's done embarassing > things on occasion, but you couldn't prove it by me. > > Of course, I've actually met him. When were you planning on doing so? That'll be after his balls drop, he grows a few pubes, and he moves out of his moms basement. Bjórrúnar skaltu "Scott" <pugetsounddiver@gmail.com> rista- > "Lee Bell" <leebell@ix.netcom.com> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > That'll be after my balls drop, I grow a few pubes, and I > move out of my moms basement. <snicker> Where were you on Saturday, Scotty? Not at the Peace Arch. You wussed out. Pussy. SignaturePosted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com >> Acutally, no. I know Scott's a responsible, if somewhat unorthodox, >> gentleman. I'm sure that, like most of us, he's done embarassing [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > That'll be after his balls drop, he grows a few pubes, and he moves out of > his moms basement. Not holding yer breath I hope. LD. > >> Acutally, no. I know Scott's a responsible, if somewhat unorthodox, > >> gentleman. I'm sure that, like most of us, he's done embarassing [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > > Not holding yer breath I hope. Scott's an experienced diver, os of course not :-) > LD. Dennis Bjórrúnar skaltu "Limey" <davidflies@noatt.crapnet> rista- > Not holding yer breath I hope. That's be hard for Scotty. He ran away screaming last week. SignaturePosted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com > Bjórrúnar skaltu "Limey" <davidflies@noatt.crapnet> rista- > >> Not holding yer breath I hope. > > That's be hard for Scotty. He ran away screaming last week. so you are not handsome? Bjórrúnar skaltu bob crownfield <crownfield@verizon.net> rista- >> Bjórrúnar skaltu "Limey" <davidflies@noatt.crapnet> rista- >> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > so he's not handsome? We knew that. SignaturePosted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com > Bjórrúnar skaltu bob crownfield <crownfield@verizon.net> rista- > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > We knew that. come on carLito the Loser, you maybe can do it. it will be hard, carLito the Loser,but at least try. post an original quote, all your own, without mangling and misquoting someone else's post. > > What's your excuse for not showing up at the Peace Arch last > > Saturday, Scott? As if. What's your excuse for not coming to the US, either coast, the border, north or south, to run your suck to *anyones* face? You dont call the shots, shitbag. Bjórrúnar skaltu "Scott" <pugetsounddiver@gmail.com> rista- Carl Nisarel smacked Scotty once again >> > What's your excuse for not showing up at the Peace Arch >> > last Saturday, Scott? > > As if. Everyone saw how fast you wussed out on it, Scotty. .. > You dont call the shots, I own you, Scotty. >> > What's your excuse for not showing up at the Peace Arch last >> > Saturday, Scott? [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > You dont call the shots, shitbag. Scott, As the shitbag in question is in my kill file, I do not see his posts except those not cut from other posts. The only mystery about him is how a person that acts like they can't break three digets on the IQ scale actually managed to get on the internet without help. No child left behind? As I recall, in my last post to him, I said it was no fun having a battle of wits with an "unarmed" person. Pun was not intended--at the time :) Love my 9MMs, and the .44 Mag for heavy stuff :). Regards, Dan Bjórrúnar skaltu "Danlw" <danlw7@nospamcomcast.net> rista- > Love my 9MMs, > and the .44 Mag for heavy stuff. You're just another scuba kiddie who is afraid of the world. SignaturePosted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com > Bjórrúnar skaltu "Danlw" <danlw7@nospamcomcast.net> rista- > > > Love my 9MMs, > > and the .44 Mag for heavy stuff. > > You're just another scuba kiddie who is afraid of the world. Aren't you the "fake a heart attack, fall to the ground and draw the derringer from your sock" guy? Bjórrúnar skaltu "chilly" <slarson@shaw.canada> rista- > Aren't you the "fake a heart attack, fall to the ground and > draw the derringer from your sock" guy? No. I'm the 'The rec.scuba pussies don't know who I am and will never see what's coming' guy. SignaturePosted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com > Bjórrúnar skaltu "chilly" <slarson@shaw.canada> rista- > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > I'm the 'The rec.scuba pussies don't know who I am and will never > see what's coming' guy. Bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahawahwahwahwahwahwahwahwah! Limey. > Bjórrúnar skaltu "chilly" <slarson@shaw.canada> rista- > >> Aren't you the "fake a heart attack, fall to the ground and >> draw the derringer from your sock" guy? > > No.I'm the 'The blowhard gay. bob crownfield <crownfield@verizon.net> admitted- >I'm the 'The blowhard gay. So that's why they take you along on the trips, bobby. SignaturePosted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com C> Bjórrúnar skaltu "chilly" <slarson@shaw.canada> rista- >> Aren't you the "fake a heart attack, fall to the ground and >> draw the derringer from your sock" guy? > > No.I'm the 'The blowhard gay. bad quoting, again, carLito the Loser. bob crownfield <crownfield@verizon.net> admitted- > No. I'm the 'The blowhard gay. That's why Douggy keeps you around. SignaturePosted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com CarLito the LittLe Loser Nisarel yet again misquoted and missnipped: > bob crownfield <crownfield@verizon.net> > > No. I'm carLito the Loser, the 'The blowhard gay. > > Bjórrúnar skaltu "Danlw" <danlw7@nospamcomcast.net> rista- > > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Aren't you the "fake a heart attack, fall to the ground and draw the > derringer from your sock" guy? IIRC, that was Chris Wolf. He also wrote a pretty pathetic book. Fortunately, it wasn't the worst book I have ever read. Small corrections; > Mike Gray & wife - Mike Gray and Lady Friend. They're not married. You can teel because they get along so well. > Greg & Jayna (sp?) Janna. Jayna's my wife. > Al Wells & wife - Cindy. I'm not sure they're married either. They also seem to get along too well. > Rick also brought his wife for the trip, but she doesn't dive... - Ronnie. We've been working on the diving part, but so far, no luck. > I determined that although sidemount is a very stable configuration and > it works well in open water and in many Florida caves, it is not > exactly optimal in a wreck dive... Passageways that are wide enough for > a diver with back mounted gas are a bit narrow when you have a tank on > each side of you... On the other hand, when the Grove was still on it's > side, it might have been better... <grin> OK, now tell them about your weighting discovery. 8^)) Lee >> Mike Gray & wife - Mike Gray and Lady Friend. They're not married. You >> can teel because they get along so well. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> Al Wells & wife - Cindy. I'm not sure they're married either. They also >> seem to get along too well. But Lee, you're one of the few here who's met my wife (last month)....... > OK, now tell them about your weighting discovery. 8^)) He could have loaned me his weight belt? Curtis >>> Mike Gray & wife - Mike Gray and Lady Friend. They're not married. You >>> can teel because they get along so well. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > He could have loaned me his weight belt? But the big guy with the lead balls was SO amusing at 130 LD. "Magilla" wrote >> OK, now tell them about your weighting discovery. 8^)) > He could have loaned me his weight belt? . . . and still had enough for his dive. Lee > OK, now tell them about your weighting discovery. 8^)) You mean the part about where grabbing the same weights that you use for a full 5mm FJ wetsuit is not exactly right when you're not wearing *any* wetsuit? Tried it with one less weight yesterday... Better, but still too much... >> OK, now tell them about your weighting discovery. 8^)) > > You mean the part about where grabbing the same weights that you use > for a full 5mm FJ wetsuit is not exactly right when you're not wearing > *any* wetsuit? That's the one. Lee > How was the diving??? Diving with Dixie Divers tomorrow (Wednesday) at 13:30... Anyone still around? >> How was the diving??? > > Diving with Dixie Divers tomorrow (Wednesday) at 13:30... Anyone still > around? Yeah, but back to work and trying to make up for lost time. Give me a call after yer trip or stop by the Bonefish if you want to blow the suds off a cold one later. LD. |
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