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NOPE!
Ship's Diver, US Submarine service. Commercial gold dredger at age 15. Cave explorer as a young man. There was a time I would cave dive, but NOPE!
NOPE!
Ship's Diver, US Submarine service. Commercial gold dredger at age 15. Cave explorer as a young man. There was a time I would cave dive, but NOPE!
Now a "victim" (enlightened man) of adult onset claustrophobia. Seriously, it's all I can do to stay on a plane knowing they are going to shut the door. First Class flying is a medical necessity.
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When bodies have been in the water that long you have to wrap them up in blankets or everything but the bones will just strain through the stokes litter or rescue basket, ask me how I know.This reminded me of a friend... she dove recreationally and trained to do underwater recovery. Did it once. Found/recovered a family in a station wagon that had been underwater for however long (week or more?). She said "nope", never did it again. I think she gave up diving all together not long after.
Whoever came up with the town slogan should be hung by the neck until dead, dead, dead. Something to the effect of " May you find it all the name implies" . WTFYou even have Photoshop?
Paradise CA "Welcome" sign before Camp fire. Explain upper right sign?
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Explain upper right sign?
I’m 77. Was a PADI Master Instructor and IANTD Deep Air/Advanced Nitrox Instructor. Medicare, as best I can discern will not cover dive accidents. I’m going to start diving again later this year and will purchase DAN insurance. There are other companies that offer insurance and I believe will cover Technical Divers - Divemaster is one I believe.Understood. First Class is also a necessity for me, but for other reasons...
The other thing I also have to consider is what "Medicare" has to say about people who cave dive, and how it might affect my Medicare insurance. I was not on Medicare when I was cave diving. I have to hope that they won't raise a huge ruckus if I choose to go back. Otherwise, I might not be able to.
Everyone narc’s at a different point, I learned that early on……Sheck was also in the earlier days before we had the level of understanding on the dangers of deep air we have today.
there was still a lot of the machismo in diving where people felt they had something to prove by going deep on air.
And sheck was uniquely immune to narcosis.
Is it possible to do a 400-500' dive on air...I mean its been done...but your PpO2 is at a 2.6+ and most people are going to be heavily narc'd....assuming you dont tox out, one thing goes wrong and you're not coming back
If you dive out of the country, I would make sure emergency air ambulance service in covered. I know someone who has neuro problems, she was not able to hold her depth while diving on a coral reef. Her insurance would not cover the air ambulance, which would have helped dramatically.I’m 77. Was a PADI Master Instructor and IANTD Deep Air/Advanced Nitrox Instructor. Medicare, as best I can discern will not cover dive accidents. I’m going to start diving again later this year and will purchase DAN insurance. There are other companies that offer insurance and I believe will cover Technical Divers - Divemaster is one I believe.
My deepest dive was to 201 feet on air in a mine in West Virginia In 1993. Fun. Same mine where Edward Suarez Jr died in 1994.
Not saying there were not consequences then or now, just saying that some groups are cult like with forcing there is only one way to do it right.Oh no, there were plenty of consequences...a lot of people had to die/ get injured for us to get the knowledge we have today...
Just because someone did something dangerous and survived doesn't make it "safe"
I have never seen an overweight tech diver...
I think the more we learn about decompression, the more we realize we don't fully understand it.
There are plenty of good divers who get bent doing a dive they've done a dozen times before...you can do everything "properly" and still get bent.
Largely where many of the "overly conservative" standards are stemming from.....that unknown....
I have never seen anyone on a dpv that wasn't an already great diver.
I’m 77. Was a PADI Master Instructor and IANTD Deep Air/Advanced Nitrox Instructor. Medicare, as best I can discern will not cover dive accidents. I’m going to start diving again later this year and will purchase DAN insurance. There are other companies that offer insurance and I believe will cover Technical Divers - Divemaster is one I believe.
My deepest dive was to 201 feet on air in a mine in West Virginia In 1993. Fun. Same mine where Edward Suarez Jr died in 1994.
DAN insurance is a must have.If you dive out of the country, I would make sure emergency air ambulance service in covered. I know someone who has neuro problems, she was not able to hold her depth while diving on a coral reef. Her insurance would not cover the air ambulance, which would have helped dramatically.
If you don’t find this motivational, may god save your soul.
This is one of the best things the NRA has ever done.
And I’m still cancelling my membership. View attachment 8354447
If you don’t find this motivational, may god save your soul.
This is one of the best things the NRA has ever done.
And I’m still cancelling my membership. View attachment 8354447
Hey guys, I found a whole bunch of fresh trim for you fappers. I know there are more of you than there is of them in this video so it's first cum first served. Take a number and get in line.
I bet those thighs sounds like rubbing wet ballons together when she walks.
I bet those thighs sounds like rubbing wet ballons together when she walks.
This statue is outside the new High School in Lemmon South Dakota. The artist is a local guy named John Lopez.It's a lot like John's
John Lopez Studio
"The anatomy and kinetics intermixed with curious choices of familiar steel objects speckled about the sculpture in randomly organized patterns..."www.johnlopezstudio.com
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Aren’t you John L.?This statue is outside the new High School in Lemmon South Dakota. The artist is a local guy named John Lopez.
There's a similar style metal Buffalo over by Agency Village south of Sisseton. Out in the country on an paved country road intersection. Used to drive by it on my route. Just a random field/pasture. You drove by the first time and your like wtf is that?!?This statue is outside the new High School in Lemmon South Dakota. The artist is a local guy named John Lopez.
It was in front of the old high school up on the north end of town before that.This statue is outside the new High School in Lemmon South Dakota. The artist is a local guy named John Lopez.
Aw c’mon man! Get the grammar correct, will yah?
I have one of these.