SCUBA is not for the over 50s ?

"Mick Whittingham" <Mick@whittinghamsite.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in message
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> OK so how many out there shouldn't be diving anymore.
>
> Me, I first dived when I was 16 and now I'm 52 plus VAT.

Don't worry about diving Mike; it's reading rubbish like the Daily Mail that
will really kill you.

Cliff.

Mick Whittingham <Mick@whittinghamsite.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:

> OK so how many out there shouldn't be diving anymore.
>
> Me, I first dived when I was 16 and now I'm 52 plus VAT.

Scuba diving isn't for human beings. We weren't designed
for it. You certainly shouldn't do it if you're young,
damageable or consider yourself valuable.

By 'young' I mean under about 50.

It's a matter of perspective. Once the kids grew up and
now I'm a widower I can do anything I want. Age is only a
problem if you want it to be. To me it is an asset.

nigelH



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Mick Whittingham <Mick@whittinghamsite.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:

> OK so how many out there shouldn't be diving anymore.
>
> Me, I first dived when I was 16 and now I'm 52 plus VAT.

Scuba diving isn't for human beings. We weren't designed
for it. You certainly shouldn't do it if you're young,
damageable or consider yourself valuable.

By 'young' I mean under about 50.

It's a matter of perspective. Once the kids grew up and
now I'm a widower I can do anything I want. Age is only a
problem if you want it to be. To me it is an asset.

nigelH



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Mick Whittingham <Mick@whittinghamsite.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:

> OK so how many out there shouldn't be diving anymore.
>
> Me, I first dived when I was 16 and now I'm 52 plus VAT.

Scuba diving isn't for human beings. We weren't designed
for it. You certainly shouldn't do it if you're young,
damageable or consider yourself valuable.

By 'young' I mean under about 50.

It's a matter of perspective. Once the kids grew up and
now I'm a widower I can do anything I want. Age is only a
problem if you want it to be. To me it is an asset.

nigelH



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Mick Whittingham <Mick@whittinghamsite.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:

> OK so how many out there shouldn't be diving anymore.
>
> Me, I first dived when I was 16 and now I'm 52 plus VAT.

Scuba diving isn't for human beings. We weren't designed
for it. You certainly shouldn't do it if you're young,
damageable or consider yourself valuable.

By 'young' I mean under about 50.

It's a matter of perspective. Once the kids grew up and
now I'm a widower I can do anything I want. Age is only a
problem if you want it to be. To me it is an asset.

nigelH



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Mick Whittingham <Mick@whittinghamsite.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:

> OK so how many out there shouldn't be diving anymore.
>
> Me, I first dived when I was 16 and now I'm 52 plus VAT.

Scuba diving isn't for human beings. We weren't designed
for it. You certainly shouldn't do it if you're young,
damageable or consider yourself valuable.

By 'young' I mean under about 50.

It's a matter of perspective. Once the kids grew up and
now I'm a widower I can do anything I want. Age is only a
problem if you want it to be. To me it is an asset.

nigelH



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Mick Whittingham <Mick@whittinghamsite.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:

> OK so how many out there shouldn't be diving anymore.
>
> Me, I first dived when I was 16 and now I'm 52 plus VAT.

Scuba diving isn't for human beings. We weren't designed
for it. You certainly shouldn't do it if you're young,
damageable or consider yourself valuable.

By 'young' I mean under about 50.

It's a matter of perspective. Once the kids grew up and
now I'm a widower I can do anything I want. Age is only a
problem if you want it to be. To me it is an asset.

nigelH



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Mick Whittingham <Mick@whittinghamsite.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:

> OK so how many out there shouldn't be diving anymore.
>
> Me, I first dived when I was 16 and now I'm 52 plus VAT.

Scuba diving isn't for human beings. We weren't designed
for it. You certainly shouldn't do it if you're young,
damageable or consider yourself valuable.

By 'young' I mean under about 50.

It's a matter of perspective. Once the kids grew up and
now I'm a widower I can do anything I want. Age is only a
problem if you want it to be. To me it is an asset.

nigelH



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Mick Whittingham <Mick@whittinghamsite.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:

> OK so how many out there shouldn't be diving anymore.
>
> Me, I first dived when I was 16 and now I'm 52 plus VAT.

Scuba diving isn't for human beings. We weren't designed
for it. You certainly shouldn't do it if you're young,
damageable or consider yourself valuable.

By 'young' I mean under about 50.

It's a matter of perspective. Once the kids grew up and
now I'm a widower I can do anything I want. Age is only a
problem if you want it to be. To me it is an asset.

nigelH



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Mick Whittingham <Mick@whittinghamsite.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:

> OK so how many out there shouldn't be diving anymore.
>
> Me, I first dived when I was 16 and now I'm 52 plus VAT.

Scuba diving isn't for human beings. We weren't designed
for it. You certainly shouldn't do it if you're young,
damageable or consider yourself valuable.

By 'young' I mean under about 50.

It's a matter of perspective. Once the kids grew up and
now I'm a widower I can do anything I want. Age is only a
problem if you want it to be. To me it is an asset.

nigelH



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