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Fried_Rice · 25-08-2006, 01:47 PM

Lol ah the memories I have of diving!
I remember being nearly drowned when playing uncoscious while my 'buddy' (love that word!) was practising giving me mouth to mouth on the surface when the sea was very choppy so every second wave came over my face and into my nose, mouth and salt water in my eyes as well! I was rathter unimpressed.
Then of course I got to get her back when it was my turn to practice so fair's fair!

Oh and no, this wasn't actual mouth to mouth, just pretending to lean in and do it.

Where did you all learn to dive? I am a Hong Kong diver myself. The visibility there is usually s**t (less than a meter when the waves come from certain directions!) but this is actually really good for learning as you can't cheat when doing searches or compass bearings or anything!

I miss diving now.

25-08-2006, 01:47 PM	#42 (permalink)
Fried_Rice Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Newcastle upon Tyne / Scandinavia Posts: 1,120	Lol ah the memories I have of diving! I remember being nearly drowned when playing uncoscious while my 'buddy' (love that word!) was practising giving me mouth to mouth on the surface when the sea was very choppy so every second wave came over my face and into my nose, mouth and salt water in my eyes as well! I was rathter unimpressed. Then of course I got to get her back when it was my turn to practice so fair's fair! Oh and no, this wasn't actual mouth to mouth, just pretending to lean in and do it. Where did you all learn to dive? I am a Hong Kong diver myself. The visibility there is usually s**t (less than a meter when the waves come from certain directions!) but this is actually really good for learning as you can't cheat when doing searches or compass bearings or anything! I miss diving now. __________________ Medical student at Newcastle, currently back in lectures for fourth year... Yay lie-ins!