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Old 02-05-08, 11:23 PM
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Pina Rosana Porceddu

A term that was derogatory towards anyone who dived an unsafe configuration, which spread to describing anyone who wasn't diving a DIR configuration and was popularised by GI3.

You may hear it now used in humour when discussing someone who dives a DIR/GUE configuration but isn't quite adhering to what they should be. If you hear someone who is allegedly DIR/GUE trained calling someone a stroke with vehemence, then they are probably old school...

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