Northwest Dive Club

They are suppositories, actually.

These flash-frozen pills are going to be called "Obirah", and you can "happily descend to 80m or more".

I think someone had a Haribo gummy-bear scuba dream last night.

Tom Nic wrote:They are suppositories, actually.

Ooh, looking forward to a "Suppository Insertion Through Exposure Suit" specialty! Perhaps that warhammer guy can teach it.

So much for you helium addicts . As of this date, April 1, 2014, there will be no more market for helium. What was that date???

then I'm back to deep air again...

Jeff Pack wrote:then I'm back to deep air again...

But deep air won't be as much fun with these suppositories.

So we need a pee valve in the front and a suppository valve in the rear?

Think Padi will make it a specialty course?

WAIT!!!! what happen to the BUDDY system of checks? You just have to ADD the bend over and insert suppository after adding a little zipper lube to it.

pogiguy05 wrote:WAIT!!!! what happen to the BUDDY system of checks? You just have to ADD the bend over and insert suppository after adding a little zipper lube to it.

lube?? wussy

Crystal lube

Futurama comes to mind with Dr. Farnsworth's anti-pressure pill.

"Good news, its a suppository!"

Mike Nelson used a oral inert gas absorber in 1959. (about 14:30) Surprised even Leonard Nemoy who knows how to do that split finger thing.