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How did you find SD.com?

Started by BeachBunny , Mar 08 2006 06:31 PM

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#46 Bubble2Bubble

Arkansas HH Planner

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Location:De Queen, AR
Gender:Male
Board Status:Surface Interval Starting 08/2009
Cert Level:Rescue Diver, Medic, Emergency First Responder, CPR/AED-Oxygen, Dry Suit, Nitrox.
Logged Dives:500+ Studing for my DM

Posted 22 July 2006 - 11:51 PM

How did you find SD.com ???

I didn't know I lost it

( that was to easy)

DrBill holds more secrects than I do

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I'm Pre-SD. I heard WW talking about the idea on the way back from a NC dive trip that we went on in 2003.
I'm member number 20 and the State of Arkansas in so proud of me :lmao:

I like SD for its friendly folks and great :diver:

locations. I've been on some other boards but like many divers have said already those other boards get kinda obnoxious and rambling after awhile.

WW

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Bubski

Edited by Bubble2Bubble, 23 July 2006 - 12:09 AM.

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#47 Brinybay

I spend too much time on line

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Location:Seattle, Wa.
Gender:Male
Cert Level:Rescue, Nitrox
Logged Dives:580

Posted 23 July 2006 - 08:23 AM

Link from Frank Poole's Web site.
Poolesdive.com

Edited by Brinybay, 23 July 2006 - 08:26 AM.

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