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I know what its like to run out of air at 30metres depth,,you panic & are ready to knock anyone out to get a breath & people are willing to give that up??!!😖

Continuous restriction of air over time will lead to brain damage from carbon dioxide poisoning. Hypercapnia.

I dont think driving a car with a mask is clever..will dull the senses.

Forcing children or old people to restrict their breathing is madness.

Dont care what any fact checker wank says.

 

The WHO & even the BBC had stated you shouldnt jog or do heavy exercise with a mask on. Yet government is forcing workers to do just that.

Strange how anyone will put up with this.

Grounds for a good law suit.

 

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Bill Gates is puzzled why does everyone despise this psychonerd?

So he has released a creepy narcissistic cartoon comparing himself to a superhero(sorry,no link but easily searched for)and here he tries to keep his octopus arms still but at 36seconds he still has a spasm....

 

 

 

 

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1 minute ago, oddsnsods said:

I know what its like to run out of air at 30metres depth,,you panic & are ready to knock anyone out to get a breath & people are willing to give that up??!!😖

Continuous restriction of air over time will lead to brain damage from carbon dioxide poisoning. Hypercapnia.

I dont think driving a car with a mask is clever..will dull the senses.

Forcing children or old people to restrict their breathing is madness.

Dont care what any fact checker wank says.

 

The WHO & even the BBC had stated you shouldnt jog or do heavy exercise with a mask on. Yet government is forcing workers to do just that.

Strange how anyone will put up with this.

Grounds for a good law suit.

 

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Jesus, I assume that was whilst diving? How were you able to make a safe ascent if your air ran out or did you just come up? I think at the depth you were, I think you have to de-oxyginate at 5 metres for 10 mins before coming up? I think that's right, I've not dived for a while. Clearly you're ok, but yeah, that would have been frightening.

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Jesus, I assume that was whilst diving? How were you able to make a safe ascent if your air ran out or did you just come up? I think at the depth you were, I think you have to de-oxyginate at 5 metres for 10 mins before coming up? I think that's right, I've not dived for a while. Clearly you're ok, but yeah, that would have been frightening.

You grab your buddies octopus quick if you are near them & try not to panic coz you will ascend to quick & risk getting the bends yes.

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5 minutes ago, oddsnsods said:

I know what its like to run out of air at 30metres depth,,you panic & are ready to knock anyone out to get a breath & people are willing to give that up??!!😖

Continuous restriction of air over time will lead to brain damage from carbon dioxide poisoning. Hypercapnia.

I dont think driving a car with a mask is clever..will dull the senses.

Forcing children or old people to restrict their breathing is madness.

Dont care what any fact checker wank says.

 

The WHO & even the BBC had stated you shouldnt jog or do heavy exercise with a mask on. Yet government is forcing workers to do just that.

Strange how anyone will put up with this.

Grounds for a good law suit.

 

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Unless you're a footballer of course.

 

 

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I didn't know you were a dive master Odds....

 

I've only been down to 18 metres with my open water qualification.....

 

One time I was diving at Dahab on the Red-Sea..... then in the evening took the bus back to Cairo and climbing over the Sinai mountains had a fantastic bout of nitrogen narcosis..... nearly felt like I was tripping.... great buzz...... dangerous though.

 

 

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1 hour ago, Outsider said:

How do we bypass them and get to the person that was elected by us? There must be a way. Our MPs should be asking the very same questions that me, you and everyone else on this forum is. They can't all be 100% behind every single policy decision being made.

The MPs have no discretionary powers. They are instructed what to do. I have always considered an attaché's reply as coming from the person they speak on behalf of. If I were a judge in a genocide trial and the politician says he did not know well, because his agent acted on his behalf it is implied he knows or should know. To the gallows. Big pharma is running this show. They dictate the agenda as far as coven-19 and it's variants is concerned. This is how I see it from my perpective.

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3 minutes ago, Niknik said:

Bill Gates is puzzled why does everyone despise this psychonerd?

So he has released a creepy narcissistic cartoon comparing himself to a superhero(sorry,no link but easily searched for)and here he tries to keep his octopus arms still but at 36seconds he still has a spasm....

 

 

 

 

 

I think it was @SimonTV who posted it earlier in a video on Facebook. It's this video I think you're referring to below and it appears to be predictive programming for kids. Quite sick really.

 

 

Funnily enough, if you skip to 3 mins 30, 😉, you will see what I mean.  

 

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4 minutes ago, Truthspoon said:

I didn't know you were a dive master Odds....

 

I've only been down to 18 metres with my open water qualification.....

 

One time I was diving in Dahab at the red-sea..... then in the evening took the bus back to Cairo and climbing over the mountains had a fantastic bout of nitrogen narcosis..... nearly felt like I was tripping.... great buzz...... dangerous though.

Very dangerous and can be a death sentence. Funnily enough, same place I earnt my open water was on the red sea. Beautiful dives, beautiful coral and I saw a huge sea turtle. Those were the days.....

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3 minutes ago, Morpheus said:

Very dangerous and can be a death sentence. Funnily enough, same place I earnt my open water was on the red sea. Beautiful dives, beautiful coral and I saw a huge sea turtle. Those were the days.....

 

Red Sea is great but so many friggin Lion fish..... terrifying poisonous bastards. I don't miss them, or the spiny black aneomones.

 

I'd love to go back to Dahab one day.....

 

The whole area is supreme and there are many unspoilt coral reefs along the coast.  Sharm Al Sheikh seems to get more tourist traffic but the reefs are wrecked. Nuweiba is probably the least spoilt but the tourism infrastructure is garbage.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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What is going on? As an animal lover I think this is disgraceful. The charity is making a good point about supermarkets being one of not many businesses making profits at the moment. By stopping the donation boxes they are really limiting the charities survival. Will they soon stop the donation boxes for the people who struggle financially ? It feels more and more real like we are the little Lego people in a Lego city in hands of spoiled brats who toss us right left and centre depending on their psycho imagination and desires. E5CAEFF9-EE62-41DC-9516-4CC1DF451593.jpeg.a733d060d1524b820a05cf2f3c89416c.jpeg

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1 minute ago, Truthspoon said:

 

Red Sea is great but so many friggin Lion fish..... terrifying poisonous bastards.

Yes, I noticed plenty by our hotel boardwalk, not so much in the open waters. They may prefer shallower waters. 🤷

 

I'd love to do the Galapagos or South Africa for a shark dive. 

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2 minutes ago, Truthspoon said:

I didn't know you were a dive master Odds....

 

I've only been down to 18 metres with my open water qualification.....

 

One time I was diving in Dahab at the red-sea..... then in the evening took the bus back to Cairo and climbing over the mountains had a fantastic bout of nitrogen narcosis..... nearly felt like I was tripping.... great buzz...... dangerous though.

 

I was.. before covid, a rescue diver but dont go deeper than 40 meters.

Never dived Dahab but everywhere else in Egypt.

Dahab they do the tech diving, im more into reef diving like yourself... I dont get a thrill from going deep, think its stupid personally.

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3 minutes ago, Morpheus said:

Yes, I noticed plenty by our hotel boardwalk, not so much in the open waters. They may prefer shallower waters. 🤷

 

I'd love to do the Galapagos or South Africa for a shark dive. 

 

I saw a couple of reef sharks snorkeling here before Christmas. Very frightening, they move so damn fast.....  they may have been small but they could still have taken chunks out of me if they were really hungry.

 

 

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7 minutes ago, oddsnsods said:

 

I was.. before covid, a rescue diver but dont go deeper than 40 meters.

Never dived Dahab but everywhere else in Egypt.

Dahab they do the tech diving, im more into reef diving like yourself... I dont get a thrill from going deep, think its stupid personally.

 

Wow...I'm impressed....... that's very cool. A lot of people, particularly Russians, would come to Dahab to dive the 'blue hole' for some reason some of them think it's a good idea to do it drunk.

 

Needless to say there are several deaths every year.

 

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In the Gulf of Adaba, north of the Red Sea and located between Dahab, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia, there’s a sinkhole almost 400 feet deep. Known as the Blue Hole, it’s one of the most beautiful diving places in the world… and one of the most dangerous. It’s not entirely clear how many have perished in its depths, but estimates put the number at over 200 across the years.

As a direct result of this, local laws now prohibit unqualified divers from heading down into the depths of the Blue Hole. No matter how much you want to see it, safety comes first. Fortunately, it’s not that hard to meet the qualifications. If you’ve done serious diving anywhere else in the world, chances are you already meet the standards for diving here.

 

 

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5 minutes ago, Truthspoon said:

 

I saw a couple of reef sharks snorkeling here before Christmas. Very frightening, they move so damn fast.....  they may have been small but they could still have taken chunks out of me if they were really hungry.

 

 

I've dived with nurse sharks only, I'd like to cage dive with Whites. 

 

Yes, the reef sharks are small but Uber aggressive. They come to life more at night though were feeding frenzies are common. They're not afraid to come and explore either. 

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Bet this act was amended to accomodate the covid high treason.

Because covid is international in scope would prosecutions have to be hosted by the International criminal tribunal in Hague? Do countries  still have enough autonomy to prosecute locally? What a show if such a thing ever happened.

 

We can but dream.

One thing's for sure......The perpetrators and their puppets most definitely deserve a neck stretching.

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Just now, Truthspoon said:

 

Wow...I'm impressed....... that's very cool. A lot of people, particularly Russians, would come to Dahab to dive the 'blue hole' for some reason some of them think it's a good idea to do it drunk.

 

Needless to say there are several deaths every year.

 

 

 

Dahab sounds like Southern Egypt lot less commercial so ide probably like.

I was booked to go Sharm the week the Israelis blew up the Russian plane. Dont think the tourism has ever recovered.

 

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4 minutes ago, oddsnsods said:

 

Dahab sounds like Southern Egypt lot less commercial so ide probably like.

I was booked to go Sharm the week the Israelis blew up the Russian plane. Dont think the tourism has ever recovered.

 

 

Dahab, Sharm and Nuweiba are all along the Red Sea and the infrastructure was all built by the Israelis when they occupied Sinai for 15 odd years before they had to give it up in the Camp David peace accords.

 

Sharm is a 5 star nightmare and Nuweiba's infrastructure has totally fallen into disrepair. Toilets for instance which have no water supply so they're just ceramic vases full of shit. The Bedouins really can't maintain it. 

 

Dahab has got it just right though. Probably a total ghost town now.... but as long as the beer is cold and the water is warm....... it's a good place to be. I recommend it. Fly to Sharm airport then just bus it down the coast. It's about an hour from the airport I think.

 

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