To Anon. It is good that you actually showed up to help but of course you missed the point of what is cave diving. Large scale cave diving requires many differing tasks by the principle players and by the support people. In observing the process before you, you obviously confused your role and that of the key players who were taking the risks. Carrying a few tanks does not immediately qualify you for key player role and you should also take notice that if folks sometimes seem puffed up about what they are doing then it may be based on the pride of accomplishment. Just what was the last thing you did well underwater and in a cave? Sam Frushour On Wed, 16 Jun 1999, Anonymous wrote: > Date: Wed, 16 Jun 1999 04:15:56 +0200 (CEST) > From: Anonymous <nobody@re*.co*> > To: cavers@cavers.com > > Subject: Re: > > Have you ever done a cave dive in your life? Do you even dive? > > I showed up to help out at Wakulla, once. Many years ago when there was > the big circus there run by boy George. About 50 people were there > with me. We all got to carry a bunch of tanks to the water and listen > to a bunch of overblown egos talk about how cool they are. After that we > got the thrill of watching other people do deco. > > If that's what you call cave diving then you can have it. > > A brainless mouth named Ray LaTullipe wrote: > > > In a message dated 6/15/1999 3:08:13 PM Eastern Daylight Time, HKSKS@ao*.co* > > writes: > > > << Just what is your definition of cave diving? >> > > > > Show up at Wakulla and find out! > > >
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