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Scuba Forum / General / February 2004rec dive planner instructions
I managed to lose the instructions to my recretional dive planner in a recent move. Does anyone have a copy they could scan & email me? It would be greatly appreciated! Cheers, Dave > I managed to lose the instructions to my recretional dive planner in a > recent move. Does anyone have a copy they could scan & email me? It would > be greatly appreciated! Sure. It's simple. 1. Take a GUE-F class. 2. Throw the dive planner away. 3. Go diving, using nitrox.  Signature"We're going to rush the hijackers." -Jeremy Glick, aboard United Airlines flight 93, September 11, 2001 #In article <FcOdnRi3IN3w-rXdRVn-vA@comcast.com>, aflyr #<hdcii@yahoo.com> wrote: # # I managed to lose the instructions to my recretional dive planner in a # recent move. Does anyone have a copy they could scan & email me? It would # be greatly appreciated! # #Sure. It's simple. # #1. Take a GUE-F class. #2. Throw the dive planner away. #3. Go diving, using nitrox. Is tri-mix acceptable at some point ;-) > Is tri-mix acceptable at some point ;-) For a guy who lost his rec dive planner? Not this weekend... Signature"We're going to rush the hijackers." -Jeremy Glick, aboard United Airlines flight 93, September 11, 2001 > ? Is tri-mix acceptable at some point ;-) > > For a guy who lost his rec dive planner? Even worse - a guy who lost the "instructions" Cheers David M And here I thought I'd be dealing with mature divers not an insecure bunch of flamers. Thankfully I've been lucky in my diving history around the world (including nitrox) not to run into a group like this. The divers I know are always helpful. BTW the instructions are for my kid to review. Thanks for nothing, I'll go elsewhere...... > > ? Is tri-mix acceptable at some point ;-) > > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Cheers > David M NEXT !! > And here I thought I'd be dealing with mature divers not an insecure bunch > of flamers. Thankfully I've been lucky in my diving history around the [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Cheers > > David M I'll find it scan and send it - what format > And here I thought I'd be dealing with mature divers not an insecure bunch > of flamers. Thankfully I've been lucky in my diving history around the [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >>Cheers >>David M > I'll find it scan and send it - what format Too late, stud muffin. He's gone. Way gone. He left so fast the door never stood a chance. Signature"We're going to rush the hijackers." -Jeremy Glick, aboard United Airlines flight 93, September 11, 2001 > Thanks for nothing, I'll go elsewhere...... One post! And another one's gone Another one's gone (Strut, strut *POSE*) We're very proud. Signature"We're going to rush the hijackers." -Jeremy Glick, aboard United Airlines flight 93, September 11, 2001 > And here I thought I'd be dealing with mature divers not an insecure bunch > of flamers. Thankfully I've been lucky in my diving history around the > world (including nitrox) not to run into a group like this. The divers I > know are always helpful. BTW the instructions are for my kid to review. > Thanks for nothing, I'll go elsewhere...... Don't let the internet hit you in the a.s on the way out. Kimber SignatureFreedom lies in being bold. --Robert Frost > And here I thought I'd be dealing with mature divers not an insecure bunch > of flamers. Thankfully I've been lucky in my diving history around the > world (including nitrox) not to run into a group like this. The divers I > know are always helpful. BTW the instructions are for my kid to review. > Thanks for nothing, I'll go elsewhere...... Your error was in thinking that all the folks here are divers. Very few are, and those that flamed have a juvenile penchant for advertising that they haven't the slightest idea what yer talking about. Had you been a bit more patient, you would have found someone who knew the answer and was willing to help. As Joe English did. Don't judge the city by the pigeons. > And here I thought I'd be dealing with mature divers not an insecure bunch > of flamers. Thankfully I've been lucky in my diving history around the > world (including nitrox) not to run into a group like this. The divers I > know are always helpful. BTW the instructions are for my kid to review. > Thanks for nothing, I'll go elsewhere...... If I were in a better mood, I'd explain . . again. I'm not. f.ck Off. > If I were in a better mood, I'd explain . . again. I'm not. Wow! Is this Lee? Curtis >> If I were in a better mood, I'd explain . . again. I'm not. > > Wow! Is this Lee? He gets real cranky if he hasn't had his warm milk and crackers by 7 pm. > He gets real cranky if he hasn't had his warm milk and crackers by 7 pm. Is that the real reason Lynn keeps animal crackers on her boat? Curtis > > If I were in a better mood, I'd explain . . again. I'm not. > > Wow! Is this Lee? I'm in Houston, in the rain, after two presentations, with a third one coming up in the morning. Any wonder I'm in a lousy mood? Lee > > Wow! Is this Lee? > > I'm in Houston, in the rain, after two presentations, with a third one > coming up in the morning. Any wonder I'm in a lousy mood? It all makes sense now. Hope you can get home soon. Kimber SignatureWhen we walk to the edge of all the light we have and step into the darkness of the unknown, we must believe one of two things will happen: we will have something solid to stand on, or we will be taught how to fly. --Paul Overton > I'm in Houston, in the rain, after two presentations, with a third one > coming up in the morning. Any wonder I'm in a lousy mood? Damn Lee, I would have liked to have hooked up with you for a beer, but I'm not in Houston much lately -- mostly over in New Orleans... We're socked in with rain and low ceilings also... What'cha doing over in Houston? Surely you didn't go there for the diving... > > Wow! Is this Lee? > > I'm in Houston, in the rain, after two presentations, with a third one > coming up in the morning. Any wonder I'm in a lousy mood? Um, no, being in Texas explains a lot. But rec scuba's gentle giant AND gentleman poster cussing someone in the same month, just what is going on here? <SEG> Curtis > And here I thought I'd be dealing with mature divers not an insecure bunch > of flamers. Thankfully I've been lucky in my diving history around the > world (including nitrox) not to run into a group like this. Geez - I mean, nitrox is pretty scary stuff, so you must be The Man.... > The divers I > know are always helpful. Oh, if *all* you want is "helpful", try uk.rec.scuba. > BTW the instructions are for my kid to review. The blind-leading-the-lame and people intent on killing their loived ones...nothing new here. > Thanks for nothing, I'll go elsewhere...... Good idea. Try in the bottom of yer dive tub, behind the couch, in your upholstered PADI binder - those damn instructions must be *somewhere*. Cheers David M > Sure. It's simple. > > 1. Take a GUE-F class. > 2. Throw the dive planner away. > 3. Go diving, using nitrox. Jammer..when did you take your DIR-F class? SignatureJim Wyatt PADI Master Instructor #4612/IANTD Instructor Florida Keys Reef-Divers, Inc. www.reef-divers.com > > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Jammer..when did you take your DIR-F class? he won't say - but he made an absolute a.s out of himself ( surprise, surprise ) and has been "sneaking" lessons ever since. |
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