On my recent trip I chose to do a night dive. Since neither my lovely
wife nor any of the McDuffee clan made similar choices, I recruited
one of the boat's divemasters to be my buddy.
During the dive, I spotted a pufferfish. I signalled to my buddy, who
then swam up to it and scratched the hair of it's chinny chin chin.
When we were back on the boat I told him about the recent, (as
reported on rec.scuba, probably by cdnn) incident of a divemaster
getting bit by a pufferfish. He was surprised that it happened, but
agreed that if it happened to him, it would have been his own fault.
Dan Bracuk
If at first you don't succeed, you run the risk of failure.
The Best of rec.scuba http://www.pathcom.com/~bracuk/RecScuba/
froggy - 02 Feb 2004 15:44 GMT
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> During the dive, I spotted a pufferfish. I signalled to my buddy, who
> then swam up to it and scratched the hair of it's chinny chin chin.
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> getting bit by a pufferfish. He was surprised that it happened, but
> agreed that if it happened to him, it would have been his own fault.
He was lucky that pufferfishes seldom lurk on rec.scuba
Froggy
John Anderson - 02 Feb 2004 22:15 GMT
>>During the dive, I spotted a pufferfish. I signalled to my buddy, who
>>then swam up to it and scratched the hair of it's chinny chin chin.
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> He was lucky that pufferfishes seldom lurk on rec.scuba
??? Jammer!
KB9WFK - 04 Feb 2004 00:21 GMT
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>Froggy
They seldom lurk. They are regular posters. Jammer Six comes to mind
for some reason. ;-)
No, nobody has been rude to me yet....
While someone else gets ready to be rude. I'll be slipping back into
the shadows to lurk.
kb9wfk