Capt JT wrote: > I now have one very easy question for you: Which is more likely to kill a diver: A) a diver who does not follow rules of thirds B) Zip ties JT, I don't use either, both are bullshit, and don't care. What was the gear, what was the problem, what is the big difficulty just putting out a simple report. Just do it and skip the slop. I hear you do not subscribe to the stupidity going on up there ( according to Cobb ), so why not just give us the scoop. What really scares me about all of these guys is that they do not see how a convoluted rig makes any situation a nightmare. Getting off of the line in a current is not supposed to kill you. You are supposed to be divers, not parakeets. I want to know why you all dive like Thunderdome ( "two men enter, one man leaves"), why balancing a rig is so hard for all of you to understand, and why ferrying around a bunch of pathetic fat slobbering goons is such a point of pride in wreck "diving". I want to know what to tell Lt Tim Dickerson of the USCG if I return his call . The USCG wants to know why the WKPP can dive without leaving a body trail, but the "recreational" "commmunity" can not. I am sick of talking to the USCG, they drive me nuts down here every time one of you wacks somebody with stupidity . I told them that here they need to do their job - where their is one form of stupidity, they will find many others which are ticketable. How about the truth this time, rather than the coverup, then I can refer the USCG to you and you tell them why what is going on up there is so out of control and reaking of farm animal hard headed sub human stupidity. You guys are on your last set of chances up there, just like the strokes down here are all but finished doing any diving worth doing. I think they need to drag that piece of shit Andria Doria up on the beach where you whales can collect all of the garbage off it with picks and shovels. You'd probably all still get killed. In fact, you all could wear your pizza stained Doria shirts while you were sifting through the trash, and put up web sites showing the whole story. -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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