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Old 23-08-04, 05:33 PM
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Arrhhhh... an english site!?!
Having spent the majority of my time at work on scubaboard.com imagine my surprise when someone pointed me in the direction of this place.

Its nice to see that the brits are just as... ermm, technically minded as those across the pond.

Not sure what the proceedure is for these things but here I go:

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Don't own a wing,
Or twinsets,
However still as enthusiastic as those that do.

Always up for a dive so if anyone in the Cambridge region is looking for a Buddy then let me know. Can't beat the delights of Stoney Cove!

Ed.
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Old 23-08-04, 05:38 PM
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Welcome to the nuthouse Ed.

Yup this is an English site, although we have a few sweatys and sheep sha****s as well.
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Old 23-08-04, 05:40 PM
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we have a few sweatys and sheep sha****s as well.
You say that like there's a difference between the two

Welcome on board, Ed.
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Old 23-08-04, 05:44 PM
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You say that like there's a difference between the two
There is. It's called "tartan".

Welcome aboard Ed!
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Old 23-08-04, 05:45 PM
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Nice to see a typically english slant to the board, that "Have a nice day" sentiment can get a little worrying after a while.

Ed.
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Old 23-08-04, 06:06 PM
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Thumbs up Welcome to YD Ed!
Get in amongst it mate and enjoy! You don't have use twins-n-wing here - a snorkel and fur-lined jock-staps is acceptible also

If we can help, just ask mate.

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Nice to see a typically english slant to the board, that "Have a nice day" sentiment can get a little worrying after a while.

Ed.
Yeah, don't worry, we don't do that here! Welcome to YD, you'll find that the other benefit of us being a touch more 'local' is that you can get onto one of our trips - have a look on the Planned Trips forum and see if there is anything which suits.

Otherwise feel free to join the abuse, virtual kit fondling and diving discussions

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P.S. Have a nice day. You know, in case you were missing that cr*p
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Old 23-08-04, 06:11 PM
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Hi Ed and welcome to the mad house.
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There is. It's called "tartan".

Welcome aboard Ed!
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Old 23-08-04, 09:36 PM
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They wear kilts 'cos the Scots sheep run away at the sound of a fly unzipping
Lies, Lies, Lies

They can't run if you put their hind legs in yer wellies

Anyway, that's all to do with the black watch regiment getting lost and sleeping over in sub zero conditions in a sheep pen!

F'all to do with the rest of us
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