Scuba diving and the kitchen

[Randy Buckner]

I heard tonight that nine people died last year from shark attacks, whereas 791 people were killed by faulty toasters. I think I'll keep swimming with the sharks and stay away from the dreaded toast.

[Jenise]

You look like you just saw Moby Dick.

[ChefCarey]

You look like you just saw Moby Dick.

Whom?

[Randy Buckner]

Moby's what?

[Eric Ifune]

Don't they also have the giant pacific octopus up there in those waters as well?

[Randy Buckner]

Don't they also have the giant pacific octopus up there in those waters as well?

They do indeed, however I'm a warm water weenie. We to to places like Yap, Palau, Little Cayman, Fiji, Cocos Island, etc. I've never dove in the PNW.

[ChefCarey]

Don't they also have the giant pacific octopus up there in those waters as well?

They do indeed, however I'm a warm water weenie. We to to places like Yap, Palau, Little Cayman, Fiji, Cocos Island, etc. I've never dove in the PNW.

Yep, the cold water does funny things to weenies. (Apologies to Larry David.)

[Randy Buckner]

I thought that was George on Seinfeld....

[ChefCarey]

I thought that was George on Seinfeld....

George didn't write the show.

[Eric Ifune]

They do indeed, however I'm a warm water weenie. We to to places like Yap, Palau, Little Cayman, Fiji, Cocos Island, etc. I've never dove in the PNW.

How was Yap and Fiji?
I've been to Palau (best place I've been), Chuuk, Great Barrier Reef and Borneo. Recently got back from Guam.

[Randy Buckner]

Yap sucked except for all of the women running around bare breasted.

Fiji was wonderful. Dove off of the Naia live-aboard. The E-6 dive site is unreal.

The best diving I've ever done was Cocos Island. Unbelieveable. You need to have 100-200 dives under your belt though. The currents do a number on you. We had two people blue water on us -- took us two hours to find them.