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Mike this ( read your logic below ) is why I do not dive with guys like you who have little or no experience, or fail to learn from what experience you have, and then combine that with bad judgment and a desire to be a tough guy which you clearly are not. You should know by now, but obviously do not, that the Gulf Stream eddies in and out and that what starts as a no current dive can end up a screamer in minutes. Been there, seen that too many times to argue with a stoke like you 85 miles offshore, so JJ and I stayed home after we saw the free-for-all the day before with JT trying to contain a barrel of monkeys. The fact is that the wreck was not secured, and you are too much of a pussy to surface and tell the others ( the usual bullshit mortal fear of DCS and ridiculous gas hoovery), and too concerned with your own personal dive maybe you were diving a weak mix a la your boy Tysall ) and decided "fuck everyone else on this trip, I 'm diving". Mike this is just one of the MANY reasons that I do not get anywhere near you guys, why JJ and I and the real WKPP divers avoid mixing with non pros in serious situations, and why when it is serious diving ( most dives are ) ,JJ or I run the show and that speaks for itself. That is why JJ and I stayed home. Thanks for making my point . You guys have a long way to go before you are even close to DIR anything, and crying about me on your little stroke Fl Tec list like that pathetic lard ass Barnette did is not going to make you any better - taking the cotton out of your ears and putting it in your collective mouths might. You guys need to sign up for a GUE course to unlearn the bullshit. Maybe Thomas Tucker can straighten you out , he is local. And tell Barnette that we are all very impressed that he and Tysall ( Mr Scuba Jr ) finally graduated to gas on the Monitor in the year 2000 - good work. I'll pass the word on to all the farm animals so they can get a good laugh. You two need to take a seat . ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mike Rodriguez" <mikey@ma*.co*> To: "Trey" <trey@ne*.co*> Cc: "Michael Barnette" <aocfishman@ho*.co*>; <techdiver@aquanaut.com> Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2000 6:20 PM Subject: Re: AUE Weekend Dive Report > When we reached the wreck, the hook had come off the wreck and was > in the sand next to the ship. There was very little scope available, > and we were unable to reattached the hook. > > Now, what you call poor judgment, I call a decision. Blitch and I > left the down-line and dove the wreck rather than return to the > surface after considering the parameters of the dive. There was > absolutely no current whatever, it was early in the day and the sun > was bright. The sea was dead flat and the wind was calm; the forecast > called for more of the same. A chase-boat was available, and the > captain was experienced with the type of diving we were doing. All of > this lead us to a *considered decision* to continue the dive. > -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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