This months BSAC mag.

I notice in this months BSAC Dive magazine on page 63 they show numerous
devices for signalling during a distress situation.

The one that confuses me is the use of a cd, how the hell you could possibly
play a CD loud enough to attract attention 14 miles out to sea is beyond me.
Let alone skipping to your favourite rescue record in a force 9.

Talking of which what would your rescue record be, how about Mike Oldfield,s
"5 miles out".

Message in a bottle perhaps.

On Tue, 30 Mar 2004 14:02:54 +0100, "Richard"
<richard4576@hotmail.com> wrote:

>I notice in this months BSAC Dive magazine on page 63 they show numerous
>devices for signalling during a distress situation.
>
>The one that confuses me is the use of a cd, how the hell you could possibly
>play a CD loud enough to attract attention 14 miles out to sea is beyond me.
>Let alone skipping to your favourite rescue record in a force 9.
>
>Talking of which what would your rescue record be, how about Mike Oldfield,s
>"5 miles out".
>
>Message in a bottle perhaps.
>
>
The Tide is High, Blondie.

Pete S.

Pete wrote:

>>Talking of which what would your rescue record be, how about Mike Oldfield,s
>>"5 miles out".
>>
>>Message in a bottle perhaps.
>>
>>
>
> The Tide is High, Blondie.

Sailing To Philadelphia, Mark Knopfler?

--
Ben Panter, Edinburgh
My name (no spaces)@bigfoot which is a com.

"Richard" <richard4576@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I notice in this months BSAC Dive magazine on page 63 they show numerous
> devices for signalling during a distress situation.
>
> The one that confuses me is the use of a cd, how the hell you could
possibly
> play a CD loud enough to attract attention 14 miles out to sea is beyond
me.
> Let alone skipping to your favourite rescue record in a force 9.
>
> Talking of which what would your rescue record be, how about Mike
Oldfield,s
> "5 miles out".
>
> Message in a bottle perhaps.
>
>

"Once Bitten, Twice Shy" Great White

"Bardo" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:c4c177$2gvpfv$1@ID-115313.news.uni-berlin.de...
> "Richard" <richard4576@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:c4br84$2fe18e$1@ID-89874.news.uni-berlin.de...
> > I notice in this months BSAC Dive magazine on page 63 they show numerous
> > devices for signalling during a distress situation.
> >
> > The one that confuses me is the use of a cd, how the hell you could
> possibly
> > play a CD loud enough to attract attention 14 miles out to sea is beyond
> me.
> > Let alone skipping to your favourite rescue record in a force 9.
> >
> > Talking of which what would your rescue record be, how about Mike
> Oldfield,s
> > "5 miles out".
> >
> > Message in a bottle perhaps.
>
> How about any of the following?
>
> "Swept Away" by Diana Ross
> "Lost at Sea" by Rick Wakeman
> "Lost Forever" by Black Sabbath
> "Never to be found" by the Chainsaw Kittens
>

>
>

Oh yes fancy forgetting the good old "chainsaw kittens"
what......................

"Richard" <richard4576@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> >
>
> Oh yes fancy forgetting the good old "chainsaw kittens"

They're basically like Atomic Kitten with PMS...

'Sharkbait'...
>
>

Shark!Bait! Ooo-Ha-Ha!

"Pete S." <Pete> wrote in message news:4069805f.23422703@news.clara.net

> >Message in a bottle perhaps.
> >
> The Tide is High, Blondie.

"Drifter", Iron Maiden.

Vic.


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(Bardo) wrote:

> "Richard" <richard4576@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:c4br84$2fe18e$1@ID-89874.news.uni-berlin.de...
> > I notice in this months BSAC Dive magazine on page 63 they show
> > numerous

> How about

Caribean Blue by Enya for those moments of reflection.

Take out the "goes diving bit"
Dave Morgan @ Work in the UK :^)

"Keith S." <false@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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> "Oh bondage, up yours" by the
> delightful Poly Styrene of X-ray Spex.

We're seeing a whole new side to you, Keith...

Vic.


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