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Grouper
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How to fail your open water test
a. Tell your instructor you will race him to the surface.
b. Lie face down and motionless while holding your breath. c. Loudly proclaim that safety stops are for "wossies". d. Show up with a set of tables based on your own algorithm "that's WAY better". e. Spit in your wetsuit and pee in your mask. f. Ask your instructor, which fin goes on which foot. g. Tell your instructor there is no way you can lift a cylinder with 2000 pounds of air in it. h. When asked for your dive plan, you hand over a bundle of travel brochures.
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Barracuda
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have your instructor on your first OW dive zip up your wetsuit while it is on backwards and doesn't notices. and my favorite not removing the forms from your new fins and asking what are these for!!!!!
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TadPole
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Further ways to fail your OW Class
1. Continuously try to leave the platform and go deeper than the class... The DM's will love you.
2. Continously ask the instructor how deep they have gone and complain that your not going deep enough for your skills (In front of the class). 3. Do your own ESA without the instructor. Holding your breath on the way up. 4. While on the platform, reach over and turn off your buddies air. 5. While breifing the dive, sneak down to the dock, gear up, and go solo diving while the class doesn't know where you are. 6. Between dives, don't go and refill your tank, 750 pounds should be plenty for your dive. |
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