The Shark Dive at Nassau

"Greg Mossman" wrote in message news:11mqis29bt4dif9@corp.supernews.com...
> At best you're his Son and should be crucified immediately.

I've got a couple of 2x4s... Think we can find a couple of nails with his
name on it?

"Grumman-581" wrote

>> "Greg Mossman" wrote in message
>> news:11mqis29bt4dif9@corp.supernews.com...
>> At best you're his Son and should be crucified immediately.

> I've got a couple of 2x4s... Think we can find a couple of nails with his
> name on it?

He's in Florida. We no longer use crosses, burning or otherwise. The
alligators, however, are always available.

Lee

Greg Mossman wrote:

> "Reef Fish" <Large_Nassau_Grouper@Yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:1131235864.666609.198540@g49g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
>
>
>>When the Christians of different countries started killing each other,
>>and
>>the Christians in the same country killed each other too, of course
>>someone
>>had to make up some story that the Hebrew kill is not the English kill,
>>
>>and the rest of the bull shit that goes with the Best Seller Fiction of
>>all
>>time.
>
>
> If the Chinese character for kill is the same as the one for murder, that's
> even more proof that God is Chinese. Instead of listening to the damn
> serpent, Adam was supposed to eat it, stir-fried with chili, garlic, and
> ginger.
>

You mean all this mess we have now is due to a shortage of
spices?

Matthias

"Clint" <pepmax@videotron.ca> wrote in message
news:NDp8f.28470$Ts.256980@weber.videotron.net...
> Here's my account of the shark dive I did at Nassau, Bahamas with Dive
Dive
> Dive. It's one of the most exciting dives any certified scuba diver can
do,
> if daring enough. My video still freaks out my non-diving friends.
>
> http://www.FreeSpiritActivewear.com/...tsharkdive.htm
>
> Clint
>
>

I will be diving with Stuart Cove in december, thanks for the post!

news wrote:
> "Clint" <pepmax@videotron.ca> wrote in message
> news:NDp8f.28470$Ts.256980@weber.videotron.net...
> > Here's my account of the shark dive I did at Nassau, Bahamas with Dive
> Dive
> > Dive. It's one of the most exciting dives any certified scuba diver can
> do,
> > if daring enough. My video still freaks out my non-diving friends.
> >
> > http://www.FreeSpiritActivewear.com/...tsharkdive.htm
> >
> > Clint
> >
> >
>
> I will be diving with Stuart Cove in december, thanks for the post!

There's not much difference between those, except the PRICE, as I
indicated in my 1993 post:

=====> " DDD" July 15, 1993
1. Why I chose to dive with DDD, and not Nassau Scuba Center, or
Stuart
Cove's Dive South Ocean, or some other dive operation in Nassau? The
reason was entirely economical -- no consideration was given to other
scuba divers' praise or gripe about the operation, because as a
seasoned
dive-bum, I can generally take care of myself, and not have to worry
about how good or bad the DMs are, so long as the dive operation has a
reasonable setup for diving, such as a decent dive boat, which I knew
DDD has because I dove with them once before.
=====> end excerpt from "DDD" 1993

If you do a google groups advanced search with author "reef fish"
and keywards "Nassau shark dives", you'll find my postings since
1992 (in 98 threads) about ALL five different kinds of shark dives in
Nassau, with
Dive Dive Dive, Stuart Cove's, and other shops in Nassau.

http://tinyurl.com/8agcb "Nassau Shark Dives (LONG)"

was my post in January 1993 describing the different kinds of shark
dives in Nassau, including the Bull Shark Alley dive Clint wrote about.

The only minor faux pas (or peccadillo as James F. Kilpatrick would
say)
would be calling Nassau Shark dives "Caribbean shark dives", because
Nassau the the rest of the Bahamas are in the Atlantic Ocean, and not
the Caribbean Sea.

In fact I have written about some people can dive in the Caribbean but
NOT in the Bahamas because they are allergic to some of the floatsam
brought by the Gulf Stream.

Moreover, the salinity of the Atlantic around Nassau is LESS than that
of the Caribbean and I could tell the difference by the LEAD I needed
to dive in each.

They are exciting "staged" shark dives -- exciting in their own way,
but
not as exciting as diving with un-chumed sharks (thicker than the
Nassau chumbed counterpart) in their natural environments, such as
in Coco's and some of the French Polynesian islands.

-- Bob.

-- Bob.

"news" <news@tequila-stuff.com> wrote in message
news:1wlff.32716$2k5.3974@dukeread09...
>
> "Clint" <pepmax@videotron.ca> wrote in message
> news:NDp8f.28470$Ts.256980@weber.videotron.net...
>> Here's my account of the shark dive I did at Nassau, Bahamas with Dive
> Dive
>> Dive. It's one of the most exciting dives any certified scuba diver can
> do,
>> if daring enough. My video still freaks out my non-diving friends.
>>
>> http://www.FreeSpiritActivewear.com/...tsharkdive.htm
>>
>> Clint
>>
>>
>
> I will be diving with Stuart Cove in december, thanks for the post!

Have fun down there! Glad you appreciated the post.

Clint