Scott, I dont live to dive,rather for me, diving is life. I wouldnt want to share my life with someone who didnt feel similarly. but enuff touchy feely bullshit. Anybody know what o2 safe lube looks like when it breaks down?? I wiped a brown paste off the threads of my doubles valves. I think its either spent chirstolube or mold from inside the tank. any ideas? btw its been two years since i had the tank open, yes i know, my bad...... regards, Al Marvelli ScottBonis@ao*.co* wrote: > In a message dated 4/12/2000 9:31:19 PM US Mountain Standard Time, > chipthorp@ju*.co* writes: > > << ... I figured to become the diver that I am today I must take my dive > training into my own hands . this includes lifestyle changes . working out > twice a day , not wasting my time ( body ) doing stressful dives .dumping the > old lady to buy more gear ...etc. >> > > Chip, you will probably never understand what I am about to say, but I really > feel sorry for you. When you start thinking that a recreational activity, > any recreational activity, is so important to your life that you're willing > to sacrifice intimate human relationships, then perhaps you ought to > reevaluate your priorities. > > Diving and teaching diving are important parts of my life. But I would drop > them in an instant if it meant screwing up my personal relationships. I am > afraid that you are heading for a very lonely later life. Please think hard > about what you are saying. > > Dive safe, Scott
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