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Azimuth Rebreather: Discuss Azimuth is it the one for me? in the Rebreathers - Unit Specific forums: All I can say is that him and his mate should stick with their twinsets and stop changing their kit ...

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Old 21-05-05, 09:54 PM
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All I can say is that him and his mate should stick with their twinsets and stop changing their kit every five minutes...

Too late darling! The course is booked in the Red Sea and the Meg is the weapon of choice:- :-)
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Hi Rudolph, who is the instructor for the course?

Cheesr,

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Old 22-05-05, 12:59 AM
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Rudolf Hucker saw the sea in a book once
Chris Hutchison is taking us to the Red Sea, he was recomended by Custom Divers

Cheers

Mike
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Sorry , i am new to this forum lark! What do you want as an intro? Inside leg? favourite footy team? Give me a clue with this. Do i post the intro on everything as a precursor until i have completed the probationary phase?

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Go to the Intro section and give a brief on yourself so folks here know whether you're someone with whom they want to bother
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Old 22-05-05, 11:07 AM
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Rudolf Hucker saw the sea in a book once
Oops, missed that bit, apologies to the more sensitive among you, my grasp on the english language has never been challenged before. I will so take myself away and have a serious consultation with a dictionary. I new my parents had wasted thier money on that education and finishing school! Time to now go and do that all important introduction.

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