Andrew, these guys are Strokes with a capital S and they don't get it. It is
no accident that this is the lair of that fat slob Gilliam, and it is no
surprise to me that these morons continue to do the same thing over and over
expecting different results. These assholes FIRMLY believe that there is
some "ability" to dive on air. The fact is that 99% of these guys do not
possess 10% of my ability, and I can't dive 100 feet on air and expect to be
anything but 4 atmospheres deep in impairment. To think otherwise is the
deluded realm of those who can't do jack shit and have not done jack shit
like that ridiculous "living parody of Sir John Falstaff", Gilliam himself.
Funny that JJ and I like to dive an 80 foot end or less, funny that we hold
all the records, and funny that we get to do all the best caves and wrecks
because the best thinking of shit like Gilliam and his "peers" has left so
much unexplored, and certainly unremembered, and their track records have
locked them out.

You just can not fix stupidity and the attitudes that deep air foster - it
is called addiction and drug abuse at it worst - a cheap buzz for pussies,
an "accomplishment" for fat slobs an strokes who can do nothing else other
than fall off a boat and drop deep .

Diving on helium is like watching color TV relative to black and white. Only
the worst DUMB FUCK would travel half way around the world to a place like
Truk and watch black and white.

sage -----
From: Andrew Cronan <acronan@ns*.bi*.ne*.au*>
To: <haglandg@to*.co*>; Trey <trey@ne*.co*>;
<techdiver@aquanaut.com>
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2000 6:05 AM
Subject: Re: And the beat goes on, and on, and on...


> on 26/9/00 12:55 PM, Gary Hagland at haglandg@to*.co* wrote:
>   The water is
> > warm and clear, there are no currents, and most wrecks are at moderate
> > depths with few below 130 - 140 FSW.  It's great diving, but am not sure
> > that you need to go the incredible expense and effort of bringing in
helium
> > to dive what others have been doing safely on air for years.
> > Gary
>
>
> Gary - as you say MOST wrecks are at depths suitable for air, some of the
> wrecks definitely WAY beyond safe limits for air. We will be there in 2
> weeks time and have Helium waiting for us ( Thanks to much work on the
part
> of Southern Cross Divers in Sydney ). It floors me to think that we will
be
> the first to dive this stuff on mix, will let you know what those deeper
> wrecks look like.
>
>
> Regards
>
> Andrew
>

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