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A.Appleyard writes: > Someone wrote:- >> a) Is it possible/wise to snack out UW? > >On Mon 18 Sep 1995 Simon Hartley replied:- >> ... I have also celebrated new years at 30ft with 6 friends and a couple >> bottles of champagne...the corks don't fly very far ;) but it's fun anyhow. >> ... For drinks I've only tried bubbly stuff (just hold the bottle >> upside-down and keep it capped or your finger in the top when not drinking! >> that way only the first sip is salty. good luck and let me know what other >> foods you try. Minor correction, the first quote was mine not the second (not that it's really relevant but I don't drink, so no worries with the "bubbly"). As a general note I'm pleased with the positive responses I've received, thanks to everyone who replied (seems a major improvement on recent negative postings, lite relief perhaps?). Bit concerned by Andreas note. Andreas M. Stolpe wrote: >After autopsy in a pathological institute they found that he has got a >little amount half-digested stomache content into his lungs. Sorry to hear about your friend. I have heard of similar incidenced of material being pushed into the lungs. Perhaps confining one's self to liquids is the safest idea. Dan Volker wrote: >Go to a good bike shop and look for a drinking system called a "Camelbak". >You may have to where it on the front instead of your back as cyclists, rock >climbers, Navy Seals do, (tank weight on top of camelbak on your back may >damage or empty it). You could fill it with Ultra Fuel by Twinn Lab and >NEVER get hungry or thirsty on a dive again! I've seen these before (I cycle and do a bit of bushwalking/climbing) look like a good idea although they are a bit more expensive over here ($80-90), certainly worth looking into further though. Dan Fountain's idea of a a bike bottle would be good in the interim (one could slot into the holder for my spareair, just under the front of my BC, when I'm not using it (easy to reach!!)). Anyway thanks again for all replies. Simon "..fear creates it's own reality." - Simon L Hartley Kryton (programing time gauntlet): "...all that remains is for me to go back in time and sacrifice myself so we can get ourselves into the mess were in now... ...all in all todays been a bit of a bummer hasn't it sir!!" ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Simon L Hartley o o Oo o Associate Lecturer in Resource Technology oo o o Faculty of Resource Science and Management o oo _____ o oo Southern Cross University o (_/-\_) oo P.O. Box 157 ===(S) o Lismore NSW, Australia 2480 Ph: (066) 203 251 or (61 66) 203 251 Fax:(066) 212 669 E-mail: shartley@sc*.ed*.au* -----------------------------------------------------------------------
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