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Well, this sure is some swiss-cheese logic. So what you are saying is go 
ahead and strip a wreck of everything of value and leave the worthless 
stuff to greenie divers? Hmmmm, actually this idea does deserve some 
serious consideration. 

NOW HEAR THIS- Alright all you nogood worthless strokeass shavetail 
PUKES! If any of you greenassholes find anything of value, ANYTHING, you 
are to mark it with a float and immediately turn it over to the guy on 
the boat with the most fucking dives! If you don't like it FUCK YOU and 
go find your own fucking wrecks!

I'll tell you what, Scott. I and a few other guys know of a couple of 
wrecks off of Virgina Beach here which nobody else knows about. And what 
we are going to do is STRIP THEM BARE. And just to annoy you I am going 
to bring up some worthless scraps of metal, just in case someone stumbles 
across it. Normally, we let the loosers get after the wreck after we've 
given it a good working over. But now that I know that folks are 
complaining out there, I guess it would be far better for their delicate 
sensibilities to just not let anyone know the wrecks location. This way 
we get our junk, and no ones feelings will get hurt.

Does this sound like a fair deal?

>Jim ,
>My point was that other conservation minded divers and the general public
>may be convinced of the value of removing a porthole , plate, gold etc from
>a wreck but really, a piece of pipe??? I often hear greenie divers
>complaining about wreckers destroying wrecks for the sake of it and this is
>a prime example. If you cant find anything decent to take then for Gods sake
>leave that sort of shit behind. If thats the sort of relic your looking for
>stick to scuttled hulks and take all you want. Perhaps when you have a few
>more pieces of pipe you may raise your standards a little. I personally
>wouldnt bother with a porthole, or any other large piece of machinery
>anymore, I believe personal belongings and unique items are much more
>interesting and a challenge to find. Any stroke can find a porthole, or
>piece of pipe, if theres one there to be found,.
>Scott

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