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----- Original Message -----
From: "David Strike" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 10:08 AM
Subject: [SCUBA-SE] A "weighty" problem? (Was Re: [SCUBA-SE] Diving Easter
Island, Anyone?)
> (snip)
> G'Day, Doug! :-)
>
> Mate! "crushed neoprene", you say? I hope that you feel thoroughly
ashamed
> of yourself? Thinking divers know that it's virtually impossible to get
> your willy out of a 'P-Port' on a crushed neoprene wet suit! :-)))))
I have to admit I never knew that.
But P-Ports are, of course, only necessary for WWWs who convert to drysuit
diving. Those of us who have to dive drysuited from birth just learn to hold
it :))
Nevertheless I have a dive buddy who rigged a condom-catheter to a spare
wrist dump valve via surgical tubing. After a particularly cold 90 minute
dive, I hastened off to find relief, only to return and find him waving the
end of the tubing around.
"What are you doing?", I asked.
"Just shaking the drops."
> (Mind you! I could never get mine out of a shell suit!) :-)
>
> Strike
FUC7.1 :D
Dive Safe,
--
Doug
NED Speciality Instructor of Kidney Bursting
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