On Jul 13, 8:05 pm, philmoreslim <philmoreslim.2to...@scubish.com>
wrote:

Where are you diving?

1. The most dangerous sharks are the ones creeping from
behind, in your mind.
2. You should use a towel before going to sleep.

Matthias

Take a torch...

Suggestions depend somewhat on conditions. Here are a few.
1. Relax and enjoy the dive. Night diving can be spectacular.
2. Pay attention to small stuff on or near the bottom. Watch particularly
for eyes that reflect your light back at you. If you look, you're likely to
see things you'll never see during a daytime dive.
3. If the moon is out, consider turning your lights out and spending a few
minutes diving without it. You'd be surprised at how well you can see by
moonlight and how different it is from either day or lighted night diving.
4. If you're in warm water, pay attention to what's going on at the business
end of someone else's fins, or yours. Shine your light away from them and
watch for phosphorescent organisms in the wash of the fins. Moving your hand
rapidly through the water can do the same thing.
5. Let us know how you liked it when you're done.

Lee

philmoreslim <philmoreslim.2tozrk@scubish.com> pounded away at his
keyboard resulting in:

At some point during the dive, everyone turn off their lights.  Check
your vision.  While the lights are off, wave your arm up and down.  

Dan Bracuk
Never use a big word when a diminutive one will do.

Don't eat or eat at least an hour and a half before you dive.