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Scuba Forum / General / July 2006Ichthyologist at 400 ft
http://video.google.com/videoplaydocid=6348623902330871640&q=submarine&time=2650 00&pl=true > http://video.google.com/videoplaydocid=6348623902330871640&q=submarine&time=2650 00&pl=true "not found" "error 404"  Signature“TANSTAAFL” ”it’s better to die on your feet than live on your knees” ____________________________________________________________________________ "A prudent man foresees the difficulties ahead and prepares for them; The simpleton goes blindly on and suffers the consequences." - Proverbs 22:3 > > http://video.google.com/videoplaydocid=6348623902330871640&q=submarine&time=2650 00&pl=true > > > "not found" > "error 404" Thanks, I can't test it from where I am. Try this http://tinyurl.com/ln7d9 >> > http://video.google.com/videoplaydocid=6348623902330871640&q=submarine&time=2650 00&pl=true >> > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >Thanks, I can't test it from where I am. Try this >http://tinyurl.com/ln7d9 Why weren't they wearing dry suits if they were going that deep? > Why weren't they wearing dry suits if they were going that deep? Tropical waters... Depending upon the current flows, it might not be that cold down there... >> Why weren't they wearing dry suits if they were going that deep? > >Tropical waters... Depending upon the current flows, it might not be >that cold down there... It must not have been that cold anyway. He quit complaining when he got to 380 feet. > It must not have been that cold anyway. He quit complaining when he > got to 380 feet. I suspect that it's difficult to complain very loudly when your 'nads have withdrawn so far that you have two additional lumps in your throat... > > It must not have been that cold anyway. He quit complaining when he > > got to 380 feet. > > I suspect that it's difficult to complain very loudly when your 'nads > have withdrawn so far that you have two additional lumps in your > throat... I laugh my a.s off every time I replay that video! What a scream! Then I read the little blurb that accompanied the video and it was even funnier. I'd be using worse language if I went from 85 to 50 degree water in just swimsuit and t-shirt. Dave C The cover explanation follows. A Christmas Chill: An Encounter with Hypothermia-Induced Tourette Syndrome (PyleDiver) In search of new species of fishes, a pair of marine biologists descend down a deep coral-reef drop-off in the central Pacific, using high-tech closed-circuit rebreathers and breathing a mixture containing mostly helium. As they pass a depth of 320 feet on the way down, they discover what it feels like to penetrate a thermocline from the balmy 85-degree equatorial sea-surface temperatures, to the 50-degree deep upwelled water below. The diver carrying the camera, who was wearng only a t-shirt and swimsuit under his rebreather gear, had no idea that every helium-affected word he was saying was being picked up by the camera's microphone. http://video.google.com/videoplaydocid=6348623902330871640&q=submarine&time=2650 00&pl=true They were sure plowing up the bottom and crashing into the fauna. > They were sure plowing up the bottom and crashing into the fauna. you know who it is, right? >> They were sure plowing up the bottom and crashing into the fauna. > you know who it is, right? I don't. Will knowing make it more interesting? Lee > I don't. Will knowing make it more interesting? The video was posted by Rich Pyle, who I believe (but am not 100% certain) is the guy with the camera >> I don't. Will knowing make it more interesting? > The video was posted by Rich Pyle, who I believe (but am not 100% > certain) is the guy with the camera Ahhh, that does make it more interesting. Another person from whom I learned things I adapted to my own diving. Lee > > They were sure plowing up the bottom and crashing into the fauna. > > you know who it is, right? Of course. http://video.google.com/videoplaydocid=6348623902330871640&q=submarine&time=2650 00&pl=true > They were sure plowing up the bottom and crashing into the fauna. Were they wearing gloves? Wearing gloves can cause that to occur. Dennis > http://video.google.com/videoplaydocid=6348623902330871640&q=submarine&time=2650 00&pl=true >> >> They were sure plowing up the bottom and crashing into the fauna. > > Were they wearing gloves? Wearing gloves can cause that to occur. Perfect. http://video.google.com/videoplaydocid=6348623902330871640&q=submarine&time=2650 00&pl=true > >> They were sure plowing up the bottom and crashing into the fauna. > > > > Were they wearing gloves? Wearing gloves can cause that to occur. > > Perfect. Thanks, Popeye! Dennis >> Were they wearing gloves? Wearing gloves can cause that to occur. > Perfect. Better than perfect. > >> Were they wearing gloves? Wearing gloves can cause that to occur. > > > Perfect. > > Better than perfect. Thank you. Dennis > http://video.google.com/videoplaydocid=6348623902330871640&q=submarine&time=2650 00&pl=true This one was pretty cool too: ttp://tinyurl.com/fqwww * > This one was pretty cool too: > > ttp://tinyurl.com/fqwww Is the snow always on the mountains there, or does it melt in the summer months? > > This one was pretty cool too: > > > > ttp://tinyurl.com/fqwww > > Is the snow always on the mountains there, or does it melt in the summer > months? It melts when all the dickheads from out of town come to f.ck the place up, er plug the roads and cause wrecks, er, I mean, spend money. > > This one was pretty cool too: > > > > ttp://tinyurl.com/fqwww > > Is the snow always on the mountains there, or does it melt in the summer > months? Out here, we don't consider them mountains unless they 1.) have snow on them all summer, 2.) erupt occasionally, or both. * > > This one was pretty cool too: > > > > ttp://tinyurl.com/fqwww > > Is the snow always on the mountains there, or does it melt in the summer > months? Out here, we don't consider them mountains unless they 1.) have snow on them all summer, 2.) erupt occasionally, or both. * > > http://video.google.com/videoplaydocid=6348623902330871640&q=submarine&time=2650 00&pl=true > > This one was pretty cool too: > > ttp://tinyurl.com/fqwww And yes, you can hear them go by. You can also hear the bottom sounding sonar. |
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