Chris,

He's a bald pin head and he is incapable of learning..

He's a TDI stroke who doesn't do technical diving, who doesn't dive doubles
and who puddles around in a pond and puts 40% in his *pony* bottle...

What more can be said of the resident idiot....

Our options are to listen to a team of diver's that routinely do 18,000'
penetrations at 300' or we can listen to a pin head that doesn't know the
difference CNS and pulmonary OxTox.....

I'll take the WKPP over Dr. Chromedom anyday..



----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Elmore" <elmorec@at*.ne*>
To: "Michael J. Black" <mjblackmd@ya*.co*>; "Aquanaut Mail"
<techdiver@aquanaut.com>
Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2001 8:54 AM
Subject: Re: How Are My Techdiver Buddies?


>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Michael J. Black <mjblackmd@ya*.co*>
>
> > Hi Gang,
> >
> > I've been peeking in on you folks periodically since my last post,
> > in November 2000, and see that things haven't really changed.  The
> > name-calling and ranting look about the same, and among all the
> > flames and invectives, an occasional tidbit of useful information
> > arises.
> Opinions differ and usually align in conjunction with who does and who
> doesn't do the dives. Take the tidbits as they come (or, in your case,
don't
> take them)
> >
> > A whole-hearted hello again to some of my good techdiver buddies,
> > like Trey, Mr. DIR himself, whose last moniker was Robert L. Dawson.
> > He taught me that it's OK for Doing-It-Rightists to have sockpuppets,
> > but not OK for anybody else.  Heck, it's OK for Doing-It-Rightists
> > to do anything, including breaking all the rules, but not OK for
> > anybody else.
> Breaking the rules? What rules are you talking about- real diving or cyber
> diving? What is your problem Black? Last time you came crawling out of the
> sewer I posted a note that if anyone thought you were serious to contact
me
> privately and I'd explain the reality to them. How many private emails did
I
> get? Zero, nada, zip, none, not even a "sock puppet"- No one takes you
> seriously. We don't serve your whine here.
> >
> > And speaking of breaking the rules, how's my good friend Scott
> > Hunsucker, who says it's OK to run the CNS O2 clock up to 20,000
> > per cent (I love that one)?  You graduated from med school yet,
> > Hunsucker?
> Actually, MY good friend Scott Hunsucker was recently named medical
officer
> for the WKPP. He does real mixed dives in real caves and is more connected
> in the cutting edge of hyperbaric medicine than you can ever hope to be.
> Just because he doesn't have an MD (yet) doesn't mean he doesn't know what
> he's talking about. So Dr. (Opthomologist) Black, why don't you work the
> numbers on an 18,000' dive at 300' deep plus decompression (don't forget
to
> use 100% instead of stroke mix for the last 30') and tell us what your CNS
> O2 clock says. Given a choice between following hyperbaric physiology
advice
> from you or Scott is a no brainer. Last month most of the WKPP team showed
> up for a full day of first aid, CPR, and in-water emergency training. Many
> of us drove more than 8 hours to attend this session. Do you see that kind
> of team dedication with your buddies? With any other group?
>
> >
> > And Dan Volker, how you been?  I see you've taken quite a beating
> > recently on rec.scuba for that lovely post about Team Stroke recruiting
> > drunks and drug addicts.  Good ol' Volker, another Doing-It-Rightist
> > who broke all the rules in the past, like diving deep on air, and
> > now crucifies anyone else who does the same.  Hundreds of dives to
> > 270 feet on air (good ol' pO2 1.9) were OK for Dan Volker, but not
> > OK for anybody else.
> Black, virtually all the leading DIR people are experienced with aspects
of
> diving that are the anthesis of DIR. My first scuba dive was in 1968- what
> do you think the standards were then? The key is we recognized the
problem,
> overcame bad and/or uninformed instruction and made the changes. There's
> always room for one more- care to join us or do you still prefer to dive
> your hot mix in a hard mounted pony bottle and other idiocies?
>
> So, "Doc", you have any usefull information or are you just popping up to
> spew the same old BS that we can all find in the archives buy searching
> under "Michael J. Black"?
>
>
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