Oh My God

[Stesh]

I've found that women who wear large amounts of pink over the age of eighteen are usually psychotic in some way, men on the other hand are usually good with colours.

[ScubaSue]

I think it's fantastic, and no bugger would want to nick it would they?

And besides, I like pink!

[nigelH]

Originally Posted by ScubaSue

And besides, I like pink!

Pink is the new yellow.

It's a good pink too. Nice and cheerful.
...but I'm not tempted although a couple of meters of webbing for a weight belt could be nice.

[tom]

Spoken like a man from Brighton

[JasonP]

I miss my pink mask Teach me to chuck everything together in the suitcase.

However, I've found a source of pink webbing closer to home:
Webbing | Namron UK manufacturers and distributors fo neoprene products and plastic components

Jason

[Gordon Mackie]

A couple from Texas who were on the same boat in Truk

She was a Barbie look alike and everything was pink...every bit of dive gear...water bottle...fins..bags...swim suit...clothes....and it was PINK....really ghastly

Luckily they gave up after the check out dive and didn't come out again....turned out they had done PADI open water in a pool in Galveston the week before (entire course in a Saturday morning) to "git themselves certified y'all" before diving Truk

She then somehow managed to find an entire set of dive gear in pink in 1 week...horrific

[Kirstie]

Originally Posted by Gordon Mackie

She then somehow managed to find an entire set of dive gear in pink in 1 week...horrific

Urgh! I bet she looked like an unlanced boil!

I don't understand why some women feel the need to have pink dive kit. Do they feel they have to 'express their femininity'? Is it so that blokes will carry their stuff for them? If they feel their femininity is being compromised by their kit/hobby, perhaps they should stick to flower arranging and leave the diving to us well 'ard birds

[Gordon Mackie]

hey...that's one for Scapa Scuba... a pink hood with a big yellow head on it????

[Finless]

Originally Posted by Kirstie

Urgh! I bet she looked like an unlanced boil!

I don't understand why some women feel the need to have pink dive kit. Do they feel they have to 'express their femininity'? Is it so that blokes will carry their stuff for them? If they feel their femininity is being compromised by their kit/hobby, perhaps they should stick to flower arranging and leave the diving to us well 'ard birds

Carry their stuff for them? Nice t*ts or a cute arse usually works on men?

I have to admit I get a bit confused if I see any lady struggling with kit; do you help or don't you. FFS I struggle with mine! Still, I suppose years of doing laundry and winding a mangle and fetching wood must have toughened you ladies up?

Perhaps I ought to read some modern books?

[Kirstie]

Originally Posted by Finless

Carry their stuff for them? Nice t*ts or a cute arse usually works on men?

I have to admit I get a bit confused if I see any lady struggling with kit; do you help or don't you. FFS I struggle with mine! Still, I suppose years of doing laundry and winding a mangle and fetching wood must have toughened you ladies up?

Perhaps I ought to read some modern books?

Speaking personally, I don't mind at all if a kind gent offers to carry my kit and I wouldn't be so churlish as to refuse, but I certainly wouldn't expect it.

I've dived with some blokes who use a trolley to transport a single 12, FFS! Perhaps I should offer to carry their kit for them!