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Hi Tom, I am of the same mind. I am just bothered by the
complete lack of discussion on this list. We all have a
lot to learn from each other. I will readily admit that
I don't know everything (or even much) but I have questions
and opinions that are as valid as anyone's. 

This is supposed to be a forum for the discussion of technical
diving concerns. Too bad it has strayed from it's objectives.

Safe diving,
Mark


Tom Mount wrote:
> 
> Whoa!
> 
> Every location has its own set of problems. no doubt many Florida wreck
> divers (cave divers too) would find diving the NE on the Doria etc,
> difficult, however many of them  have done so safely and efectively. At
> the same time I have had several good NE wreck divers in the current we
> dive in down here and have found few that considered our wrecks (the
> deep ones) as "pussy dives". Then again we can all get challeged and go
> to the uk or western Oz and dive in their hevy tide changes. As I
> orginally stated each area has its own problems. hell, if you want to
> see cold water diving go to the great lakes. They consider the Doria as
> warm water experiences.
> 
> Tom
> 
> Andy Schmidt wrote:
> >
> > >> Doing it Right --- he has been sniffin up the ass of major shipwrecks
for a
> > long time -- he has found many of the key ones here in the north east -- not
> > those pussy ass faggot wrecks they dive on in Pompano with butt brains on
> > plastic sick pack boats.
> >
> > You were invited as my guest last year to come to the Doria -- you turned it
> > down cause the water was too cold for you. <<
> >
> > Uuuh, cum'on Joel. It was so much fun watching the Florida boy digging
himself a deeper hole every day by attempting an argument with someone
> who's actually DO
> >
> > Now you spoiled it... <g>
> >
> > Andy
> >
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