simonbeans wrote:I would most definitely be there if it were not for a few obstacles: 9 hour drive, 29 degrees, snow along I-90 to Ohio, COLD water, having to wear a dry suit, and the lack of desire to view some of the treasures of a quarry (def: hole in ground, filled with water in which junk is placed). I hope the boys have a good time and send along some pictures of the merriment.
Hell yea thats the way to approach it!1969ivan1 wrote:Frozen over? Cut a hole in the ice!
Bryan wrote:Is there any chance of getting a Hydroglove suit in "Orca" pattern? I think Rob and I could infiltrate the pack pretty convincingly if we could....Just sayin...
It's more likely a mother Orca would kill you because you are different and are there for a threat.JES wrote:Bryan wrote:Is there any chance of getting a Hydroglove suit in "Orca" pattern? I think Rob and I could infiltrate the pack pretty convincingly if we could....Just sayin...
How would you guys handle the mother Orcas continually trying to push you both to the surface to breathe?
Here I was thinking of other breakfast foods. Didn't I hear Barb refer to you as her "stud muffin?"I think Becky is ready to buy herself a Hydroglove after checking out my best impression of a stuffed sausuage casing ha ha.
Becky,ScubaLady wrote:What a wonderful surprise today. Having been offline for a few days, I had not seen this post. There I was at Blue Springs with my buddies, Tom and Rick, getting ready for a dive when I saw a van with Ohio plates. My first thought was I hope that is one of my vintage pals. Unfortunately, I didn't recognize the driver, so my heart started to sink. Then, low and behold, the passenger got out and I recognized him. Next, the driver walked up and said, "You must be Becky. Hi, I'm Greg." What a wonderful surprise to a day that was already turning out to be a nice day for diving!!
I have been very anxious to meet Greg since getting a beautiful Voit in the mail last week. the man is as sweet as my Voit!!
Every time I get to put VDH forum usernames with faces makes for a wonderful day. Allan, you better be careful, I may just have to drive nine hours to say "hello, my friend!"
JES wrote:Bryan wrote:Is there any chance of getting a Hydroglove suit in "Orca" pattern? I think Rob and I could infiltrate the pack pretty convincingly if we could....Just sayin...
How would you guys handle the mother Orcas continually trying to push you both to the surface to breathe?
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