I'm not sure who wrote this post but it is so absolutely rediculous that I can only assume it is a fake, but just in case there is a person stupid enough to have written and believe in this post I will make a few comments. Sheck Exley used and wore a great deal of equipment which was the height of strokery (e.g. cave diving with dish washing gloves and cave diving with 5 backup lights all secured to one connection point.) The "Klingon Cruiser" is without doubt one of the most incredibly dangerous and stupid pieces of strokery I have every seen. I can not possibly imagine what sort of thought went into the decision to permanantly attach stage bottles to a scooter, what if the scooter fails??? The "clothes line catcher" is an item of strokery with which I am not familiar but I'm sure that its just as rediculous as most of the other things that took place during the 87 project. Rick Sankey On Sat, 10 Feb 1996, Mike Webb wrote: > Hey Rick, > You're an asshole. I suppose Exeley never put on a set of triples. > What kind of strokery was the "Klingon Cruiser"? What major strokery was the > "clothes line catcher"? If you don't know what I'm talking about look on > page 121 of 'The Wakulla Springs Project" book. Contrary to popular belief > by some of these neophites, WKPP people are not God's gift to divers. Unless > you have something constructive to say, why don't you just shut up. > > Mike > > -- > Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@terra.net'. > Send subscription/archive requests to `techdiver-request@terra.net'. >
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