Is this newsgroup coming back to life?

weezle.diving wrote

> Still here and using.
> Its all a little civil at the moment.
> So which is the best training agency to go with B.S.A.C. or P.A.D.I. ;)
> Duck now.
> Cheers Paul.

Depends. Do you want to learn fast or well?

Richard wrote

> Ooh, finally something worth a delurk ;) Someone answer him, I've just
> had 5 years off diving to do some childrearing and was half thinking
> of redoing some training before getting back into "proper" diving (Had
> a few dips in Cyprus in October but thats too warm to count I
> suppose). Previously was BSAC DL & IANTD Trimix but very open to
> suggestion on what would be a fun (and not too ridiculously expensive)
> re-indoctrination (In the case of BSAC or PADI :P) into diving, at a
> level that would also be challenging for someone who's done a bit in
> the past.

If you were motivated enough to progress to trimix, and think you might be
once again, PADI's probably not for you.

Lee

Richard wrote

> Ooh, finally something worth a delurk ;) Someone answer him, I've just
> had 5 years off diving to do some childrearing and was half thinking
> of redoing some training before getting back into "proper" diving (Had
> a few dips in Cyprus in October but thats too warm to count I
> suppose). Previously was BSAC DL & IANTD Trimix but very open to
> suggestion on what would be a fun (and not too ridiculously expensive)
> re-indoctrination (In the case of BSAC or PADI :P) into diving, at a
> level that would also be challenging for someone who's done a bit in
> the past.

If you were motivated enough to progress to trimix, and think you might be
once again, PADI's probably not for you.

Lee

Richard wrote

> Ooh, finally something worth a delurk ;) Someone answer him, I've just
> had 5 years off diving to do some childrearing and was half thinking
> of redoing some training before getting back into "proper" diving (Had
> a few dips in Cyprus in October but thats too warm to count I
> suppose). Previously was BSAC DL & IANTD Trimix but very open to
> suggestion on what would be a fun (and not too ridiculously expensive)
> re-indoctrination (In the case of BSAC or PADI :P) into diving, at a
> level that would also be challenging for someone who's done a bit in
> the past.

If you were motivated enough to progress to trimix, and think you might be
once again, PADI's probably not for you.

Lee

Richard wrote

> Ooh, finally something worth a delurk ;) Someone answer him, I've just
> had 5 years off diving to do some childrearing and was half thinking
> of redoing some training before getting back into "proper" diving (Had
> a few dips in Cyprus in October but thats too warm to count I
> suppose). Previously was BSAC DL & IANTD Trimix but very open to
> suggestion on what would be a fun (and not too ridiculously expensive)
> re-indoctrination (In the case of BSAC or PADI :P) into diving, at a
> level that would also be challenging for someone who's done a bit in
> the past.

If you were motivated enough to progress to trimix, and think you might be
once again, PADI's probably not for you.

Lee

Richard wrote

> Ooh, finally something worth a delurk ;) Someone answer him, I've just
> had 5 years off diving to do some childrearing and was half thinking
> of redoing some training before getting back into "proper" diving (Had
> a few dips in Cyprus in October but thats too warm to count I
> suppose). Previously was BSAC DL & IANTD Trimix but very open to
> suggestion on what would be a fun (and not too ridiculously expensive)
> re-indoctrination (In the case of BSAC or PADI :P) into diving, at a
> level that would also be challenging for someone who's done a bit in
> the past.

If you were motivated enough to progress to trimix, and think you might be
once again, PADI's probably not for you.

Lee

Richard wrote

> Ooh, finally something worth a delurk ;) Someone answer him, I've just
> had 5 years off diving to do some childrearing and was half thinking
> of redoing some training before getting back into "proper" diving (Had
> a few dips in Cyprus in October but thats too warm to count I
> suppose). Previously was BSAC DL & IANTD Trimix but very open to
> suggestion on what would be a fun (and not too ridiculously expensive)
> re-indoctrination (In the case of BSAC or PADI :P) into diving, at a
> level that would also be challenging for someone who's done a bit in
> the past.

If you were motivated enough to progress to trimix, and think you might be
once again, PADI's probably not for you.

Lee

Richard wrote

> Ooh, finally something worth a delurk ;) Someone answer him, I've just
> had 5 years off diving to do some childrearing and was half thinking
> of redoing some training before getting back into "proper" diving (Had
> a few dips in Cyprus in October but thats too warm to count I
> suppose). Previously was BSAC DL & IANTD Trimix but very open to
> suggestion on what would be a fun (and not too ridiculously expensive)
> re-indoctrination (In the case of BSAC or PADI :P) into diving, at a
> level that would also be challenging for someone who's done a bit in
> the past.

If you were motivated enough to progress to trimix, and think you might be
once again, PADI's probably not for you.

Lee

Richard wrote

> Ooh, finally something worth a delurk ;) Someone answer him, I've just
> had 5 years off diving to do some childrearing and was half thinking
> of redoing some training before getting back into "proper" diving (Had
> a few dips in Cyprus in October but thats too warm to count I
> suppose). Previously was BSAC DL & IANTD Trimix but very open to
> suggestion on what would be a fun (and not too ridiculously expensive)
> re-indoctrination (In the case of BSAC or PADI :P) into diving, at a
> level that would also be challenging for someone who's done a bit in
> the past.

If you were motivated enough to progress to trimix, and think you might be
once again, PADI's probably not for you.

Lee

Richard wrote

> Ooh, finally something worth a delurk ;) Someone answer him, I've just
> had 5 years off diving to do some childrearing and was half thinking
> of redoing some training before getting back into "proper" diving (Had
> a few dips in Cyprus in October but thats too warm to count I
> suppose). Previously was BSAC DL & IANTD Trimix but very open to
> suggestion on what would be a fun (and not too ridiculously expensive)
> re-indoctrination (In the case of BSAC or PADI :P) into diving, at a
> level that would also be challenging for someone who's done a bit in
> the past.

If you were motivated enough to progress to trimix, and think you might be
once again, PADI's probably not for you.

Lee