John, this is the example and outcome being set by Pizzio and his brand of
tough guys. Great stuff for diving. I hope the assholes who teach this stuff
are the ones whose businesses suffer the most.

Here we have diver remains , bloated beyond recognition , shark eaten, being
fished out of the water right near where the wreck was.

It appears that the swaggering big time tough guys could not stay down with
their unlimited gas rebreathers to find this guy, nor could they
collectively muster the balls to jump back down and retrieve him. That is
pathetic, both in the example of pussery, deco weenerie, and pink ass
syndrome of the prove something crowd , and in the lack of understanding of
the local ocean and Gulf Stream action.

These people are what is wrong in diving and are why Rule Number One is so
important.



-----Original Message-----
From: John.Adair [mailto:jadair@da*.we*.co*]
Sent: Friday, September 21, 2001 11:26 AM
To: Techdiver (E-mail)
Cc: Bill Wolk (E-mail)
Subject: Dead Diver


http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/local/broward/sfl-920drown.story

Saw this today, RB diver?

John Adair
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