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Maggie’s Funny & awesome pics, vids and memes thread (work safe, no nudity)
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Looks like you might have a slow leak on your first stage. 
My old G-Shock has worn out one band. It looks like hell but works perfectly. It’s solar and corrects via the atomic clock. I wear it everywhere everyday.
It was a special “Dark” model.
Mama skink. I’ve been watching her a while, her nest is down at my firewood processing corner and I have her well protected.
Some regs are supposed to emit a small stream of bubbles. My Sherwood Blizzard first stage does that and it is designed to. I can't tell you how many times I have had other divers tell me I have a leak.Looks like you might have a slow leak on your first stage.
Looks like where the LP hose connects to me. Didn't know that about the Sheerwood. I can understand the occasional bubbles, but what advantage could constant be?
Wow, memories...
Sherwood incorporates its dry bleed technology that keeps the water out of the spring chamber. As the diver dives deeper, the water pressure increases. In traditional regulators this increased pressure is conveyed into the spring chamber by water. This water will eventually cause corrosion and wear on the internal spring. By using the dry bleed system, the increased water pressure results in an increase air pressure as the bleed system forces a tiny bit of air out a one way valve. The spring chamber stays dry and corrosion is reduced. Bottom line, this system works great. Over the period of an hour dive, the dry bleed system will equal about three or four breaths of expended air through the one way valve.
Sherwood incorporates its dry bleed technology that keeps the water out of the spring chamber. As the diver dives deeper, the water pressure increases. In traditional regulators this increased pressure is conveyed into the spring chamber by water. This water will eventually cause corrosion and wear on the internal spring. By using the dry bleed system, the increased water pressure results in an increase air pressure as the bleed system forces a tiny bit of air out a one way valve. The spring chamber stays dry and corrosion is reduced. Bottom line, this system works great. Over the period of an hour dive, the dry bleed system will equal about three or four breaths of expended air through the one way valve.
yeah, there was....we noticed it a few dives after that photo was taken....replaced the Oring and all was good.Looks like you might have a slow leak on your first stage.
Somebody needs to fix that treadmill before that cat dies of a heart attack
That sure as shit ain’t butter. But I get the gist.
This brings back some fun memories or me, my brother, and a couple of neighbor boys having fun.
I had a cork pop gun when I was 4, so the sticks weren't needed for me. But I do remember playing army man and cowboys and indians. A good time was had by all.
Mom used to put chocolate chip cookies in 1 pound coffee cans in the freezer. Man, there is nothing like a frozen chocolate chip cookie on a Phoenix summer afternoon. Folgers if I remember correctly.
What, no dirt clods? Perfidy!
Mom used to put chocolate chip cookies in 1 pound coffee cans in the freezer. Man, there is nothing like a frozen chocolate chip cookie on a Phoenix summer afternoon. Folgers if I remember correctly.
If you want to try a variant of this, take 2 choc chip cookies and spread Cool Whip between the 2 cookie and then freeze them. Talk about delicious.
Road apples(horse turds) and slugs made the most effective grenades in my experience. Really got the other guys to duck and cover.
We would use the galvanized garbage can lids with a handle as a shield. Projectiles were usually rocks and lots of buckeyes. All chucked by hand. A satisfying "CLANG" meant you stopped a honker that would have hurt!
That's what we used as grenades, in the dry corn fields the dust made it seem realer
also had PVC swords. And a whole lot of random curved sticks with a little baling twine turned into bows, find some straighter sticks for arrows. I bounced a lot of those "arrows" off of snapping turtle's shells.
Still better than xbox
