Oldest original C-card around

janusz_w@hotmail.com wrote:

> On 4 Mar, 23:25, "mat.voss" <spammat.v...@gmx.de> wrote:
>
>>janus...@hotmail.com wrote:
>>
>>
>>>>>>>>>Ooops... I wasn't paying attention and thought it was dechucka replying...
>>>>>>>>>Damn, I think I need to get some sleep...
>>
>>>>>>>>>You're from Poland, right?
>>
>>>>>>>>>Pretty simple flag to draw... Turn it upside down and you have the flag of
>>>>>>>>>Monaco...
>>
>>>>>>>>Chopin was probably not the first to make that mistake
>>
>>>>>>>Really?
>>
>>>>>>Well when he saw the flag upside down, he shifted over to Mallorca
>>
>>>>>>Matthias
>>
>>>>>Really funny. I expected from you something more intelligent, but it
>>>>>seems that education in Germany is reaching American level. Tip of the
>>>>>day - the flag was adpoted in 1919. Chopin lived 1810-1849.
>>
>>>>'Twas just to check your attention.
>>>>We know that Poland tends to change its flag and sovereignty from time
>>>>to time.
>>
>>>Hmm, are you sure? As I remeber it was different country which used to
>>>change its flag and the last time was after our trip to Berlin.
>>
>>Oh well, I forgot France.
>>
>>Matthias
>
>
> Wrong answer. France have the same flag since 1794.

Wrong question. Be careful not to use too many nouns in your phrases.
You might not be able to sort out to which specific one an answer might
refer.

>
> Janusz
>
> P.S. Is that you Matthias, or maybe some kind of impostor?

Dumb as ever, aren't we.

Matthias

On 5 Mar, 10:35, "mat.voss" <spammat.v...@gmx.de> wrote:
> janus...@hotmail.com wrote:
> > On 4 Mar, 23:25, "mat.voss" <spammat.v...@gmx.de> wrote:
>
> >>janus...@hotmail.com wrote:
>
> >>>>>>>>>Ooops... I wasn't paying attention and thought it was dechucka replying...
> >>>>>>>>>Damn, I think I need to get some sleep...
>
> >>>>>>>>>You're from Poland, right?
>
> >>>>>>>>>Pretty simple flag to draw... Turn it upside down and you have the flag of
> >>>>>>>>>Monaco...
>
> >>>>>>>>Chopin was probably not the first to make that mistake
>
> >>>>>>>Really?
>
> >>>>>>Well when he saw the flag upside down, he shifted over to Mallorca
>
> >>>>>>Matthias
>
> >>>>>Really funny. I expected from you something more intelligent, but it
> >>>>>seems that education in Germany is reaching American level. Tip of the
> >>>>>day - the flag was adpoted in 1919. Chopin lived 1810-1849.
>
> >>>>'Twas just to check your attention.
> >>>>We know that Poland tends to change its flag and sovereignty from time
> >>>>to time.
>
> >>>Hmm, are you sure? As I remeber it was different country which used to
> >>>change its flag and the last time was after our trip to Berlin.
>
> >>Oh well, I forgot France.
>
> >>Matthias
>
> > Wrong answer. France have the same flag since 1794.
>
> Wrong question. Be careful not to use too many nouns in your phrases.
> You might not be able to sort out to which specific one an answer might
> refer.
>
It's enough to look up and you can find that there were two questions
which contained only one noun. Maybe you're answering questions from
different thread or even newsgroup. That would explain your
incoherent answers.
>
>
> > Janusz
>
> > P.S. Is that you Matthias, or maybe some kind of impostor?
>
> Dumb as ever, aren't we.
So there are two of you?

Janusz

>
> Matthias

janusz_w@hotmail.com wrote:
> On 5 Mar, 10:35, "mat.voss" <spammat.v...@gmx.de> wrote:
>
>>janus...@hotmail.com wrote:
>>
>>>On 4 Mar, 23:25, "mat.voss" <spammat.v...@gmx.de> wrote:
>>
>>>>janus...@hotmail.com wrote:
>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Ooops... I wasn't paying attention and thought it was dechucka replying...
>>>>>>>>>>>Damn, I think I need to get some sleep...
>>
>>>>>>>>>>>You're from Poland, right?
>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Pretty simple flag to draw... Turn it upside down and you have the flag of
>>>>>>>>>>>Monaco...
>>
>>>>>>>>>>Chopin was probably not the first to make that mistake
>>
>>>>>>>>>Really?
>>
>>>>>>>>Well when he saw the flag upside down, he shifted over to Mallorca
>>
>>>>>>>>Matthias
>>
>>>>>>>Really funny. I expected from you something more intelligent, but it
>>>>>>>seems that education in Germany is reaching American level. Tip of the
>>>>>>>day - the flag was adpoted in 1919. Chopin lived 1810-1849.
>>
>>>>>>'Twas just to check your attention.
>>>>>>We know that Poland tends to change its flag and sovereignty from time
>>>>>>to time.
>>
>>>>>Hmm, are you sure? As I remeber it was different country which used to
>>>>>change its flag and the last time was after our trip to Berlin.
>>
>>>>Oh well, I forgot France.
>>
>>>>Matthias
>>
>>>Wrong answer. France have the same flag since 1794.
>>
>>Wrong question. Be careful not to use too many nouns in your phrases.
>>You might not be able to sort out to which specific one an answer might
>>refer.
>>
>
> It's enough to look up and you can find that there were two questions
> which contained only one noun. Maybe you're answering questions from
> different thread or even newsgroup. That would explain your
> incoherent answers.
>
>>
>>>Janusz
>>
>>>P.S. Is that you Matthias, or maybe some kind of impostor?
>>
>>Dumb as ever, aren't we.
>
> So there are two of you?
>

maybe but there is one too many of you!

> Janusz
>
>
>>Matthias
>
>

Padi OW -- June, 1980

I also have a IANTD enriched air card from 1990 that I still use and a
NSS-CDS Full Cave card from 94

[Default] Thus spake Boiler_81 <boiler77_81@yahoo.com>:

>Same for me PADI OW 1984. Sometimes it just gets a glance and other
>times it gets an antique comment. For some reason the guy in the picture
>looks much younger than me.

I was looking at my old passports yesterday. My 1981 one has some
punk in some butt ugly glasses and a doofus looking "haircut" with a
part in the middle!!!

>
>Dillon Pyron wrote:
>> [Default] Thus spake Dan Bracuk <bracuk@pathcom.com>:
>>
>>> "dechucka" <dechucka@vomithotmail.com> pounded away at his keyboard
>>> resulting in:
>>>
>>> :I just relaminated a c-card replaced in 1990 ( after losing the original ).
>>> :Do people still have their original c-cards and does anyone like me use a
>>> :very old one to dive with when ID is necessary ( quite a few " is this card
>>> :for real looks " from the young'uns)?
>>>
>>> I have an ACUC Scuba Diver card from 1986. It's the one I always
>>> present.
>>>
>>> Most people have never heard of ACUC, so that's ok, a card's a card.
>>>
>>> On my last trip, the girl at the dive shop knew that ACUC had renamed
>>> their certs to be the same as PADI's, meaning that Scuba Diver was
>>> below OW1. Still didn't matter, I got my dives in.
>>>
>>> I think there are cards on this ng old enough to be that ones daddy
>>> though.
>>>
>>>
>>> Dan Bracuk
>>> Never use a big word when a diminutive one will do.
>>
>>
>> Slackers. 1984 PADI OW. Although depending on my wants and needs, I
>> usually pull out my PADI Rescue or my OWSI.

On Sun, 09 Mar 2008 16:19:48 -0500, Dillon Pyron <invaliddmpyron@austin.rr.com> wrote:

>I was looking at my old passports yesterday. My 1981 one has some
>punk in some butt ugly glasses and a doofus looking "haircut" with a
>part in the middle!!!

Passport????

Think "High School Year book!"

Even worse, think JPEGS from "Recently scanned B/W negative from High School
Photography class!!!"




____________________________________________
Regards,

Arnold

"Dillon Pyron" <invaliddmpyron@austin.rr.com> wrote in message
news:v1l8t35ehra58vib8drsdaeq319ar3td83@4ax.com...

> I was looking at my old passports yesterday. My 1981 one has some
> punk in some butt ugly glasses and a doofus looking "haircut" with a
> part in the middle!!!

BCG's?

On Mon, 3 Mar 2008 12:31:36 +1100, "dechucka"
<dechucka@vomithotmail.com> wrote:

>I just relaminated a c-card replaced in 1990 ( after losing the original ).
>Do people still have their original c-cards and does anyone like me use a
>very old one to dive with when ID is necessary ( quite a few " is this card
>for real looks " from the young'uns)?
>

PADI "Certified Diver" (through YMCA), 1972. Hair past my shoulders
with a really poor mustache. Big clunky aviator glasses and a pissed
off look on my face. Wow, why do I still have this? Jaques Cousteau
I wasn't and still ain't.

Instructor was L.D. Cleghorn, Arlington, TX...

T. Davis

On Sun, 09 Mar 2008 16:19:48 -0500, Dillon Pyron wrote:

> I was looking at my old passports yesterday. My 1981 one has some punk in
> some butt ugly glasses and a doofus looking "haircut" with a part in the
> middle!!!

Look at in on the bright side... At least you had enough hair o part... In
1981, I only had slightly more to part than I do now... Not that a 1/16 of
an inch made much of a difference...

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[Default] Thus spake Grumman-581 <grumman581-usenet-2008@spambob.net>:

>On Sun, 09 Mar 2008 16:19:48 -0500, Dillon Pyron wrote:
>
>> I was looking at my old passports yesterday. My 1981 one has some punk in
>> some butt ugly glasses and a doofus looking "haircut" with a part in the
>> middle!!!
>
>Look at in on the bright side... At least you had enough hair o part... In
>1981, I only had slightly more to part than I do now... Not that a 1/16 of
>an inch made much of a difference...

My b-i-l's picture from his 16 birthday shows his hairline about even
with his ears. He currently has a fringe, and a que (braided) below
his shoulder blades.

Carol's hair is a brilliant blonde in the picture. If you go to our
website (www.pyron.org) and click on the cruise link, you'll see the
current color. Her DL expired just about the time she finished chemo,
so she wore her wig. Which was also blonde. She is definitely a
brunette, now. But some of the women at the BCRC said it might come
back gray.