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| "William McCluskey" <billandwalter@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:b2413fe2.0402280140.30da4767@posting.google.c om... > knife on tank (bang tank with the back of your knife) Reminds me of the shark defense story told us by my basic instructor circa 1968. When a shark approaches, sit back to back on the bottom. Take out your knife. Stab your buddy and escape when the shark attacks her. A few years later at the end of my NAUI instructor course one of the instructor told her favorite method of gaining the attention of a class. Place your most unruly student in 8 - 10 feet of water. Have him take off his gear, take a deep breath, hold it and push violently against the bottom to ascend. |
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| "William McCluskey" <billandwalter@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:b2413fe2.0402280140.30da4767@posting.google.c om... > knife on tank (bang tank with the back of your knife) Reminds me of the shark defense story told us by my basic instructor circa 1968. When a shark approaches, sit back to back on the bottom. Take out your knife. Stab your buddy and escape when the shark attacks her. A few years later at the end of my NAUI instructor course one of the instructor told her favorite method of gaining the attention of a class. Place your most unruly student in 8 - 10 feet of water. Have him take off his gear, take a deep breath, hold it and push violently against the bottom to ascend. |
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| "William McCluskey" <billandwalter@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:b2413fe2.0402280140.30da4767@posting.google.c om... > knife on tank (bang tank with the back of your knife) Reminds me of the shark defense story told us by my basic instructor circa 1968. When a shark approaches, sit back to back on the bottom. Take out your knife. Stab your buddy and escape when the shark attacks her. A few years later at the end of my NAUI instructor course one of the instructor told her favorite method of gaining the attention of a class. Place your most unruly student in 8 - 10 feet of water. Have him take off his gear, take a deep breath, hold it and push violently against the bottom to ascend. |
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| "William McCluskey" <billandwalter@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:b2413fe2.0402280140.30da4767@posting.google.c om... > knife on tank (bang tank with the back of your knife) Reminds me of the shark defense story told us by my basic instructor circa 1968. When a shark approaches, sit back to back on the bottom. Take out your knife. Stab your buddy and escape when the shark attacks her. A few years later at the end of my NAUI instructor course one of the instructor told her favorite method of gaining the attention of a class. Place your most unruly student in 8 - 10 feet of water. Have him take off his gear, take a deep breath, hold it and push violently against the bottom to ascend. |
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| "William McCluskey" <billandwalter@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:b2413fe2.0402280140.30da4767@posting.google.c om... > knife on tank (bang tank with the back of your knife) Reminds me of the shark defense story told us by my basic instructor circa 1968. When a shark approaches, sit back to back on the bottom. Take out your knife. Stab your buddy and escape when the shark attacks her. A few years later at the end of my NAUI instructor course one of the instructor told her favorite method of gaining the attention of a class. Place your most unruly student in 8 - 10 feet of water. Have him take off his gear, take a deep breath, hold it and push violently against the bottom to ascend. |
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| "William McCluskey" <billandwalter@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:b2413fe2.0402280140.30da4767@posting.google.c om... > knife on tank (bang tank with the back of your knife) Reminds me of the shark defense story told us by my basic instructor circa 1968. When a shark approaches, sit back to back on the bottom. Take out your knife. Stab your buddy and escape when the shark attacks her. A few years later at the end of my NAUI instructor course one of the instructor told her favorite method of gaining the attention of a class. Place your most unruly student in 8 - 10 feet of water. Have him take off his gear, take a deep breath, hold it and push violently against the bottom to ascend. |
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| "William McCluskey" <billandwalter@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:b2413fe2.0402280140.30da4767@posting.google.c om... > knife on tank (bang tank with the back of your knife) Reminds me of the shark defense story told us by my basic instructor circa 1968. When a shark approaches, sit back to back on the bottom. Take out your knife. Stab your buddy and escape when the shark attacks her. A few years later at the end of my NAUI instructor course one of the instructor told her favorite method of gaining the attention of a class. Place your most unruly student in 8 - 10 feet of water. Have him take off his gear, take a deep breath, hold it and push violently against the bottom to ascend. |
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| "William McCluskey" <billandwalter@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:b2413fe2.0402280140.30da4767@posting.google.c om... > knife on tank (bang tank with the back of your knife) Reminds me of the shark defense story told us by my basic instructor circa 1968. When a shark approaches, sit back to back on the bottom. Take out your knife. Stab your buddy and escape when the shark attacks her. A few years later at the end of my NAUI instructor course one of the instructor told her favorite method of gaining the attention of a class. Place your most unruly student in 8 - 10 feet of water. Have him take off his gear, take a deep breath, hold it and push violently against the bottom to ascend. |
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| "William McCluskey" <billandwalter@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:b2413fe2.0402280140.30da4767@posting.google.c om... > knife on tank (bang tank with the back of your knife) Reminds me of the shark defense story told us by my basic instructor circa 1968. When a shark approaches, sit back to back on the bottom. Take out your knife. Stab your buddy and escape when the shark attacks her. A few years later at the end of my NAUI instructor course one of the instructor told her favorite method of gaining the attention of a class. Place your most unruly student in 8 - 10 feet of water. Have him take off his gear, take a deep breath, hold it and push violently against the bottom to ascend. |
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| On 28 Feb 2004 01:40:17 -0800, billandwalter@earthlink.net (William McCluskey) wrote: >Signal Devices > > >If you have ever had problems getting your student's attention, try >the Mini Hammerhead signal device. The mini-hammerhead is a POS, as are all the in-line LP noisemakers. If you are trying to impress everyone with teaching credentials, that would be a mistake. |
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