kirvine@sa*.ne* wrote: > > That is not necessarily a "beginner" question, Karen. If you can believe > it, some training agencies I hear REQUIRE this stupidity. > > If this were a beginner question, I would not answer it since there > would be no basis for a beginner to understand the answer I would give. > > I did answer because ANYTHING other than a one-piece harness is strictly > outlawed in the WKPP, and I think all of you can safely assume that when > I outlaw something, there is a very serious set of life threatening > reasons for it. I do not screw around when it comes to the safety of the > 100+ guys who trust me , JJ and Casey and the others to run a safe ship. > > The little things and the basics will either kill you are allow you to > survive. Do not lose sight of those elements, and the best way to do > that is to follow Rules number One and Two: > > RULE #1 - "Don't Dive With Strokes" > > RULE #2 - "Don't Listen To Strokes" > > If you have to ask if someone is a stroke, the answer is "yes". Just > read this list and identify the strokes quite easily - they always speak > in "excuses", they always are unable to make sense of anything, they > never have a coherent system, and when they get cornered, they get long > winded and pump out a giant epistle listing things so stupid that you > can not read them with a straight face. > > When that fails they come after me, making my day. The more they > complain about me, the bigger the stroke. > > Karen Nakamura wrote: > > > > > > -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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