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George, Thanks for the advice. I would like to know more about the scientific aspects, since a number of sites involving early man (pre 10,000 BC) have been turning up in North Florida. Could you expand on your reluctance to share scientific information? I think a lot of us would be interested in your observations. Paul At 03:17 PM 5/16/97 -0400, you wrote: >Paul, if you are discussing the scientific aspects of your project and >the finds, why would gear come into the conversation - who cares? >However, as soon as you start dispensing yor usual idiotic diving >advice, I will be all over you. > > I do not discuss the scientific aspects of my project becasue it is >nobody's business, and if you need to konw, talk to my science director. >We are working for the Government there, not cave divers. > > I do not discuss the real diving aspects for competitive reasons, but >then you have no business knowing that anyway. > > What we do discuss are things that are of benefit to everyone. > > If Tony Satterfield and I want to argue, we will. If you don't like it >, usubscribe or start your own list. > > your constant arguemetns in favor of strokery, dangerous proactices, >and toehr stupidity wil not cut it. If you want to talk science, go >ahead, I will read it and enjoy it. If you just want to be an asshole, >keep it up. PAUL, POST YOUR STUFF OR SHUT THE FUCK UP. > > >Paul E. Pettennude wrote: >> >> George, >> >> No and there's a very good reason. You are an embarrasement to the entire >> technical diving community. >> >> I would like to post some of the exciting work we have going on in Mexico >> and Belize but will not subject my group to the slander and browbeating >> with which you conduct your correspondence. >> >> For example, we have been locating underwater caves under a Mexican river >> in the state of Campeche in which ancient Mayan divers have place >> extraordinary offerings of jade and elite ceramics as well as sacrificial >> offerings in large pots with bat heads extending from them. Some of these >> offerings are over 3500 years old. >> >> Because of the remoteness of our site we often have to forsake redundancy >> until we can get supplies back on line. I can just imagine me explaining >> this to the group and you posting one of your typical tirades. >> >> In your work with WKPP I notice you never discuss the scientific aspects of >> your project. As a scientist these are the things I consider important. >> You are obviously preoccupied with equipment. So am I to the extent that I >> need the best there is for what I plan to do and need to insure that it is >> always serviced correctly. If some of my guys are what you call strokes, I >> could care less. I would rather know what is going on in their minds >> rather than where they're wearing their dive light. >> >> I returned from Belize during that whole mess involving Tony Satterfield. >> I couldn't believe that grown, intelligent men and women were communicating >> the way they were. Not only was it childish, it was embarrasing. >> >> I implore you. Please try to be more diplomatic and instructive. All of us >> would benefit. >> >> Paul >> >> >> >> >10:20 PM 5/15/97 -0400, you wrote: >> >Paul, you have never put anything on here worth a shit >> > > -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send list subscription requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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