On Fri, 9 Jun 2000 19:46:03 +0800, Lawrence & Francisca Leong wrote:
>>>Crawling out of lurkerdom,
>>
>>Glad to see it! You should add your self-intro to the folks here
>>and "immigrants" from Scuba-L. You're certainly one of the
>>netizens from Scuba-L who has the most "seniority" and should
>>command complete respect from everyone (which I have always held
>>about you) for NOT having engaged in flamewars with anybody --
>>not even ME! :-) Now THAT is a rarity of the first order.
>>To top it all, we DON'T even AGREE on everything!! (As you
>>can all see now <BG>)
>
>Hehehe, we couldn't even agree when we called a mutal listee
>dai see fut lone :-)
STRIKE! (Not YOU, Strike. :-)) Now that was a truely
international debate with Jean-Marc about the proper Chinese,
Korean, Cantonese, and Mandarin ways of saying, what might be
considered Australian Spanish, "Arsehole Grande". "dai see
fut lone" is the correct Cantonese (Singapore too :-)) way!
>
>Actually I did the intro a few weeks ago, but it was probably
>lost in the whole slew of intros :-) Lemme see if I can
>dig it up again.
No need! It's easily found in the WEBPAGE archives of Scuba-SE!
I am gonna be a crusader for others to use the WEB LISTSERV
archives, because it is so EASY to use and 99%+ of flamewars in
Scuba-L were the result that ONE party of the combatants misquote,
mis-attribute, mis-represent, or generally don't know the FACTS
that are in the archives, or what the other person said that can
easily be found there!
Yup! Lawrence. You posted in on May 26, AFTER I had already
stopped reading Scuba-SE because I had already started on the
Cayman Aggressor trip!
>I'm from Singapore, been diving since 1989 (met my wife during OW1,
<snip>
I married my buddy too! But that was a couple of DECADES before
either of us was certified. :-)
>While others may have studies that ginger is a placebo, I'll
>still use it. Mind over matter, and no side effects.
Good way to look at it. See my reply to Chuck Shipley's post.
>Even if it's a placebo and it works, don't mess with success.
Hey, I heard you the FIRST time. :-))
>>Asking for a cabin NEAR THE MIDDLE is what I routinely do now when it
>>is KNOWN that there will be LONG crossings of severe motion.
>
>Some of us sleep on the roof of the small boats. Fastest one gets the
>spot above the helm.
The Cayman Aggressor IV cleared the camera table on the dive deck
for diver to sleep THERE if they prefer to have "low motion" and
"fast getaway" to barf over the rail. :-))) Nope! I prefer to
SLEEP in my bed, even if interrrupted by fish-feeding. Thanks to
Sturgeron, good sleep and no urge to feedfish at all.
>>Since this IS an International group (now) :-), Sturgeron is
>>available in most European countries (though very new still), but
>>NOT approved by the USA yet.
>
>Strange, I've use stugeron more than 10years ago. One advantage
>of living in a third world country :-P
You were delinquent in your LURKING then! NOBODY could find anything
about Sturgeron or knew anything about it (including Doc Lance) in
the thread you've gone back and read. It was only after Sue thought
I had OD's that SHE was the one who found the webpages (in UK) that
had the informative info about dosage, side-effect, etc. According
to THOSE webpages, the drug was very new -- perhaps true in EUROPE.
>
>>Lawrence, I hope to see you back here MUCH more often than you had
>>appeared in Scuba-L before.
>
>Sure, I'll disagree with you as well. I'm a disagreeable person :-)
The pleasure is all mine. :-)
-- Bob.
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