The strokes are out in force today. Keep it up. This is so funny, rec scuba
comes to techdiver with the bullshit fins from the worst idiots on the list.
Nothing ever changes.

I think Joe Citelli or somebody bullseyed this one - they feel easier to
kick because they aren't doing jack shit. They are for morons . Show me one
serious player wearing this bullshit?

-----Original Message-----
From: Dogtrner1@ao*.co* [mailto:Dogtrner1@ao*.co*]
Sent: Sunday, August 05, 2001 7:51 AM
To: trey@ne*.co*; dsmith218@ho*.co*; davydive@te*.co*.sg*;
Techdiver@aquanaut.com
Subject: Re: Split fins


In a message dated 8/5/2001 7:00:59 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
trey@ne*.co*
writes:

<< Dave, this is pure bullshit. Only a stroke uses split or any other kind
of
 gimmick fin with gear on and you are giving us one more reason why not to
 dive with strokes. For instance, if I have a problem I want fins on that
can
 deal with it (and on my buddy ), like Jet fins that will allow you to pick
 up a 45 pound dumbbell off the bottom and swim up with it. Try that with
 bullshit fins. Try pushing doubles and gear with floppy fins in a current
or
 to respond quickly, not to mention the lack of control with them. Why is it
 that you guys only seem to think that maintaining proper skills and gear is
 only a cave thing? Is this a "cold water" thing, too? >>
Hey George,

How about a steel 95 with air in it?  Does that count?  I also had a 120 on
my back, a pony, a bc with weight---about 10lbs total, and a bag full of
fish.  About 5 hogs, 15 inches each, 2 groupers, 28 inches or so each, and 6
porgies.

My BC had failed, and I swam all that to the surface, in a current, from
about 50 ft, and did safety stops, 3 at 20 2 at 10.

Does that count in place of a 45 lb dumbbell? BTW, what the hell are you
doing with dumbbells in the ocean?  Inquiring minds and all that?

Yes, I wear split fins.  I like them so much, I bought two pair.

Must be a stroke diver.....
Karla Clinch
Dog Training By Karla
Ft. Lauderdale, FL
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