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On Tue, 17 Apr 2001 06:57:39 -0400, Reef Fish
<[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>On Tue, 17 Apr 2001 19:51:09 +1000, David Strike <[log in to unmask]>
>wrote:
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>>I received a copy of the January issue of 'Skin Diver'
>>If you can still grab a copy, then rush out and buy it,
>I actually carried back (haven't read them yet either) a double-copy
>of the May 2001 issue, with "Big Animal Encounters" and a thinly
>clad skin diver with dolphins on the front cover -- I think it must
>have been that picture that piqued my interest. :-)
I just found THIS in a posting by one Ben Bradlee in rec.scuba:
r.s> Like may of you, my eyes caught the lower portion of the models
r.s> anatomy (upper portion of the picture) for quite some time. While
r.s> it may be interesting to wonder about the skin tones and folds
r.s> in the swimsuit, there is a far more interesting aspect to the
r.s> picture.
I posed the question as to whether anyone on the list reads the Skin
Diver mag or know the significance of the "Diver Alert Edition" vs
the regular edition, without hearing a reply.
NOW all you UW photogs and dirty Old Bastards <G> on this list will
have to go out and buy a copy of this May 2001 issue to read the
Cover picture if nothing else. :-) The same pic is in both editions.
-- Bob.
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