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Sorry, but I don't eat fish! By the way, wasn't it way back in Open Water class that they teach you that it is not a very good idea to heavily exert one's self before a dive? I would think that a 7 kilometer hike in 100 degree heat, headed into a Mexican jungle to do a 350' exploration dive is a really bad idea! I'm sure your local PADI Training Facility can provide you with a SCUBA Refresher course for a small fee. Have a nice day! Jeff Jess Armantrout wrote: > Well, I can see I can't leave you guys alone for a minute. I turn my back > and you revert to the same old b.s. I can't even keep track of who is > saying what, so I will just address the crap I have been able to wade > through. Just that makes this a long enough post. > > JT seems to be running his mouth saying I wound up face down in Sally Ward > and that is why I quit diving. Well, that is obviously bullshit. First, I > haven't even dove there in a year and a half. Second, I'm still diving, > more than all of the cyber divers on these lists. Appearantly he or > somebody in his little clan didn't buy my story of "skin bends" as being a > good enough reason to back off of the deep stuff so they made up their own > story to suit there own needs. I wrote to JT asking him what the deal is > but since he has refused to answer, and since I never actually saw the post, > only had it forwarded to me, I will just take it up here. > > Hey, tough guy, we hiked 7 kilometers into the jungle of Mexico in 100 > degree heat, did a 350' deep mixed gas exploration dive and upon surfacing I > had severe soreness in the fat around my mid section. We call that > slobitis, is a type of skin bends and it was most likely do to dehydration > and the fact that deco from those depths is a little tough. Eight hours > later, at three in the morning while sleeping in hammocks under mosquito > netting in the jungle after having eaten food made by Mike Madden, I had > some nausea and dizziness. The next day, I was better, dove shallow with my > wife then hiked back out of the jungle. End of story. Don't try to read > any more into. > > Then we have this other idiot Jeff Waugh taking pot shots at the WKPP > because of pictures he saw in a magazine?!? First, suck my dick. Then, > drag your sorry ass to Wakulla and find out how the WKPP does things, why > they do things and why everybody always goes home at the end of the day. > Nobody ever dives bottles on the right in the cave. Occasionally, a support > diver ferrying bottles has 4 or more on each side. He has no light to > crush, idiot, as he is in the basin. Even if he did, Barry Miller lights > don't crush anyway. On occassion, at the last minute a gas diver is asked > to drop a deco bottle off on his way in. To expedite the process, he throws > it on his right chest D ring for the 100 foot or so scooter across the basin > to the drop point. Big deal. The fact that this is the best shot you can > take is further validation of how well the WKPP does things. > > For those actually out there trying to learn, stage bottles are always on > the left because, primarily, to do other wise encumbers the deployment of > the long hose. Obviously, anybody in the water at Wakulla knows this. > Additionally, everybody knows that the scooter is driven with the right > hand, not as easily accomplished with stage bottles on the right. Finally, > and you won't know this until you put the whole package together, bottles on > the left are the most slip stream efficient way to scooter. I have done > five stages, all on the left plus tow 3 scooters, all where they go as well. > > Bigmouth Von bitches about 3 inch tall numbers on "duck" tape when most big > time tech divers wouldn't know a correct bottle marking scheme if it walked > up and slapped them on their over sized asses? Well, see my earlier > suggestions to Jeff: Suck my dick then drag your ass down and see how > things are done at the big pond. > > Then there's the clown who can't figure out the difference between 300 foot > ocean dives and 300 foot cave dives. Fortunately, Peter covered that one > and I don't have to. > > Finally, there is the rebreather list, but we just don't have time to cover > that here. > > Who else needs pounding? I can't keep track. > > Now, I have my first triathalon coming up and I would like to get back to my > training so will you idiots out there that don't have a clue what you're > talking about please shut the hell up so I don't have to be bothered by your > bullshit. > > Have a nice day, > Trout > > -- > Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. > Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'. -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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