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    Yes , glad it got re-opened.
    I am glad you don't have to be GUE to dive it...
    If you did , I've snuck in under the security many times.

    Must be my sexy new wet suit.

    But I'll leave the AK-47 to you gentlemen to discuss. Out of scope for me.

    Da Beano

    P.S. Besides , I'm right handed
    Da left is for the floaty thing anyway.

    Oh Lord , keep us safe , ALWAYS safe , and keep ME PRUDENT , ALWAYS PRUDENT !!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by jeandiver
    . . . P.S. Besides , I'm right handed
    Da left is for the floaty thing anyway.
    The floaty thing? Camera?

    WJH


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    Jeano may have a different definition, but I think the floaty thing is that corrugated hose with the two buttons on the end. If you push one button, you floaty - the other button, you sinky!

    Mike


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    As I remember it, Mike bought Steve Berman's AKM, and when he was caught pointing it at trespassers that were dumping garbage on the grounds of Madison Blue, it had somehow become a selective fire AK47.
    Mike did a year in the Atlanta Federal Penn for violating the 1935 Gun Control Act, and was thereafter deported back to Canada.
    Kind of a shitty situation for all concerned, Anna ended up selling the Spring to the Madison County, and it was closed for diving for over a year, before the County/State got their act together. The grounds will never be as clean as when Anna and Mike were running the show, hell the bathrooms were clean enough to eat off the floor back then.

    Michael


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    Quote Originally Posted by MORGAN
    Jeano may have a different definition, but I think the floaty thing is that corrugated hose with the two buttons on the end. If you push one button, you floaty - the other button, you sinky!

    Mike
    You got it!!!
    One button for floaty , the other button , you sinky !!!!
    Don't forget dem breathy thingies too ...

    Jeano Beano

    Oh Lord , keep us safe , ALWAYS safe , and keep ME PRUDENT , ALWAYS PRUDENT !!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by michael-fisch
    As I remember it, Mike bought Steve Berman's AKM, and when he was caught pointing it at trespassers that were dumping garbage on the grounds of Madison Blue, it had somehow become a selective fire AK47.
    Mike did a year in the Atlanta Federal Penn for violating the 1935 Gun Control Act, and was thereafter deported back to Canada.
    Kind of a shitty situation for all concerned, Anna ended up selling the Spring to the Madison County, and it was closed for diving for over a year, before the County/State got their act together. The grounds will never be as clean as when Anna and Mike were running the show, hell the bathrooms were clean enough to eat off the floor back then.

    Michael
    Unless he had more than one he got the legal version from my friends gun shop. We were pretty good friends at the time they bought Blue Springs.


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    jean also has a see-y thing and swimmy things.

    i'd like stands and would be happy to donate to the stands fund, but would love a handrail going down that ever-so-fun trail to make it easier to get up it, and repaired steps!

    it is a fairly clean park, but the area under the jumpy thing needs lots of clean-up. there is masses of broken glass under there.

    proud cave tourist!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BabyDuck
    jean also has a see-y thing and swimmy things.

    i'd like stands and would be happy to donate to the stands fund, but would love a handrail going down that ever-so-fun trail to make it easier to get up it, and repaired steps!

    it is a fairly clean park, but the area under the jumpy thing needs lots of clean-up. there is masses of broken glass under there.

    Why complain about the mess, just do as I do...pick up some trash on your way out each and every time you go diving. Every little bit makes a difference. I have quite a collection of cave trash in a bucket in my garage. I might donate it to the Cave Diving Musem when it gets a new home.

    Capt Tom McMillan


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    Quote Originally Posted by BabyDuck
    jean also has a see-y thing and swimmy things.
    Mask and fins?


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    Quote Originally Posted by BabyDuck
    jean also has a see-y thing and swimmy things.

    i'd like stands and would be happy to donate to the stands fund, but would love a handrail going down that ever-so-fun trail to make it easier to get up it, and repaired steps!

    it is a fairly clean park, but the area under the jumpy thing needs lots of clean-up. there is masses of broken glass under there.
    I'd donate time and money to get that water heater in the bathroom working. 40 degrees outside and no hot water!! What are we? Savages!!? Brrrrrrrrrrrr.
    Okay, I'm done snivelin'

    The ultimate result of shielding men from the effects of folly is to fill the world with fools.
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