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If it's just a regular lake then I think I would. I'd think twice if it was a torrential river or something.
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Snorkel and FlippersOriginally posted by SimonMac View PostWhat did you get for your grandmother?
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here take the 50%Originally posted by SimonMac View PostWell I am a qualified Rescue Diver so I would yes
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If the money was right of courseOriginally posted by escapeUK View PostWould you?
I would negotiate a fee, take 50% and pay the other half to some scroat to jump in and do the rescue - Everyone's a winner
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There is a picture of a fireman up to his thighs in it and the headline says less than 3 feet (or it did when I read it).Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostHow shallow was it? It doesn't seem to say.
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Originally posted by TestMangler View PostWhile under water ?
I hope someone took advantage and threw their washing in
I smirked at that, does it make me bad person who’s going to hell?
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While under water ?Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostHe had an epilletic fit.
I hope someone took advantage and threw their washing in
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