Pina, this is typical of these assholes  - none of them has the tiniest
clue. That is why I successfully do what they can not even imagine, and they
do nothing but yap.

On their part it is called "Male Little Dick Syndrome" .


----- Original Message -----
From: "pina" <pina3@be*.ne*>
To: "Hungry Hill" <hungryh@nc*.ne*>; <techdiver@aquanaut.com>
Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2000 2:27 AM
Subject: Some idiot WAS RE: Clarification cycle cell typo


> Look, moron, if you had read the entire description and not just the part
> that was convenient to you, you would have seen that in the description
> presented, nothing even resembling a cycle was described at all.
>
> However, the folding of a bioconcave disk was described, which would then
be
> in the shape of a "sickle" - thus the name of the disease and the reason
for
> which the word (although not the right word) "cycle" was in quotes.  This
> was a reference to the fact that the word which is the name of the disease
> is directly pertinent to the process of the disease itself.
>
> So fucking what if he messed up the word.  This is a clear cut case of
brain
> fart,  and is in no way whatsoever similar to the "Male Answer Syndrome"
you
> define below.  By your own definition, tough guy, based on the fact that
ALL
> of the supporting information was accurate and unfabricated, this is the
> case.  You need to just stick Michael J. Black's dick back in your mouth
and
> shut the fuck up.
>
> --pina
>
>
> > >   Red blood cells are biconcave disks that fold when needed to pass
> through
> > > the smallest capillaries, many of which supply the "fastest" tissues
>  the
> > > best perfused). Nitrogen under pressure causes a surface tension
effect
> on
> > > the red cells which makes them rigid, and they then either will not
pass
> or
> > > they trigger the stretch receptors in the capillaries and thus a whole
> > > litany of immune system reactions, which then effectively shunt the
> blood
> > > away from or around these areas and results in dcs and dcs-like
> symptoms,
> > > often referred to as "flu like symptoms" which are actually far more
> > > insidious.
> > >
> > > Helium in sufficient amounts seems to ameliorate this effect. The
> stronger
> > > the mix, the less the effect.
> > >
> > > Deep air diving is like giving yourself a case of Cycle Cell Anemia -
> that
> > > is what happens when cells "cycle" and explains the pain that its
> victims
> > > feel, as well as the loss of capacity associated therewith.
> > >
> > > Just one more thing that the dumb fucks that teach diving don't bother
> > > telling you. Great bunch. This is right up there with "unearned hit"
in
> the
> > > irresponsible, cavalier disregard for human life displayed by the dive
> > > "instruction" agencies, especially the ones who teach deep air,
require
> deep
> > > air, and used to require much deeper deep air until they lost a few
> > > lawsuits. This shows you how fucking stupid some of these idiots
really
> are.
> > >
> > > My cave instructor made me watch a film on how it works , so I got
saved
> > > form it years ago. His favorite saying to me ( besides "Don't Break
Rule
> > > Number One")  was "I am going to teach you real world, and if you tell
> > > anyone I did any of this, I will have to  deny it". You see , he was
my
> > > friend, not just my instructor. I got lucky, you got fucked.
> > >
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Hungry Hill [mailto:hungryh@nc*.ne*]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 11, 2000 1:28 PM
> To: techdiver@aquanaut.com
> Subject: Clarification cycle cell typo
>
>
> 1) a typo is when you hit the wrong key on the keyboard, but you know the
> meaning of the word and it's spelling.
> i.e. "suckle or sicjle or sicklr cell anemia"
>
> 2) a misspelling is when you know the word and it's meaning but can't
> remember the letters in the word.
> i.e. "syckle cell anemia"
>
> 3) a brain fart is when you know what you're talking about but you mix up
a
> word.
> i.e. "cycle cell anemia"
>
> 4) B.S. AKA "Male Answer Syndrome" is when you fabricate supporting
> material to enhance the illusion that you know what you are talking about
> when you don't.
> i.e. "that is what happens when cells "cycle" and explains the pain that
> its victims feel, as well as the loss of capacity associated therewith."
>
> We've been taught to trust you George. Do your best to deserve it.
>
>
>
> Bruce Bowers
> film/video composer, multi-instrumentalist
> Akimbo Music Prod/Hungry Hill Records
>
>
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