Geez, I hope that we aren't all judged by our email addresses now. When someone is a tech diver and they want a good email name, there are so few to choose from. When I first signed on about 1.5 or 2 years ago, someone already had the good ones with "mix" in them, and "deepdive" just happened to describe 75% of the dives I like to make, so I went with it. I feel no need to prove anything, and am not using the name as any form of status symbol or cocky label for myself. I'm not a diver who considers my abilities "endless", yet I spend a great portion of my dives over 130 to 150 feet, and a fair amount of that time on mix. Anyone have a problem with someone choosing an easier to remember and somewhat descriptive username must really have some sort of stick up their ass. Well, happy diving all! for you northerners, it'll be 40 degrees this weekend...perfect ice diving weather!! Tim Olson Underwater Ventures Eau Claire, WI deepdive@sa*.cv*.or* On Wed, 6 Mar 1996, Richard Pyle wrote: > > > sorely missed, and quickly replaced by another set of jerks with "DEEP" in their > > "handle". I like it when the "DEEPS" unsubscribe - you are the third one. By the > > way, the list is bigger than it has ever been. > > Just for the record, "deepreef" was chosen as my Museum account name LONG > before I even knew what email was, and it refers to the subject of my > study, not necessarily where I like to dive (although the two coincide > somewhat. > > That's my weenie contribution for the month. > > Aloha, > Rich > > -- > Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@terra.net'. > Send subscription/archive requests to `techdiver-request@terra.net'. >
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