#406
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[Choose #5] I just have to trust them. A good attitude helps also.
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#4793
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[Choose #5] I don’t like to dive with someone that is out of shape and looking like they are going to have a heart attack even before they get into the water. Either way don’t depend on a buddy to get you out of trouble. You may be waiting for a long time.
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#158
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[Choose #5] I agree with most all the ’other’ comments, since I’m fairly new.
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#9896
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[Choose #3] I picked #3 for Greg !!! LOL
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#1854
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[Choose #1] I do watch how they put their gear together. It sometimes gives me a heads up on their experience / confidence.
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#5049
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[Choose #5] i look for non-retards?
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#113
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[Choose #3] Here is the vote Greg wanted to leave :-)
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#2195
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[Choose #1] as long as they are safe they can dive with me
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#506
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[Choose #5] prefer one who dosnt mind if it turns into a solo dive
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#2188
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[Choose #5] I’ll dive with anyone once...........we’ll see how it goes from there
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#6507
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[Choose #1] She has her boat ready when I get there, loads my gear and serves breakfast on the way to the 1st site :)
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#2270
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[Choose #5] Yep! My dive buddy is always Al-13 (redundant air). Don’t trust no one else. Other people can lead, follow, or ignore (pre-dive aggrement). They can borrow my buddy if they’re OOA but I’ll get my own butt out of any jams.
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#831
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Dutch - 3/16/2012 6:14 PM
[Choose #5] Greg, you are in trouble because she fits the description for #3 to a T!!! For me, all of the above works.
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#3066
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[Choose #5] I have to trust that they are a safe diver.
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#2585
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[Choose #1] I am up for diving with just about anyone. I know there are personality issues that may make it a one time deal, but experience comes in time and everyone needs to get there.
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#6349
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[Choose #5] After reading the other responses, I had to go with 5 also. For the first dive, I’ll go with anyone, but if they are a danger to themselves and me, I won’t dive with them again.
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#1823
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[Choose #5] Safe safe & safe, knowledgable about the reefs & wrecks, good fun :oD
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#51
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[Choose #5] Initially I was thinking #1, but that would only be for the first dive. Basically, if I can’t trust my buddy I don’t dive with them again.
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#6745
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[Choose #5] depends on whether or not they are a safe diver and can follow the dive plan. I have had dives with other divers that don’t stay with the planned dive and take off on their own, so needless to say I never dive with them again.
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#3010
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[Choose #5] I will dive with anybody as long as they are dive safe
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#5809
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[Choose #5] I will try #1 first...and then default to #4 if they are a danger to be with.
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#289
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BK641 - 3/15/2012 3:25 PM
[Choose #5] My wife is my dive buddy. If she did not want to dive that day , I would go with #4
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#3291
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[Choose #5] Agree with pastorG.
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#5106
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[Choose #5] I dont but watch to see how scuba strong they are with there skills most I have dove with a great bit so you roll with it ,,and we talk about the dive before the dive ...new divers I have to look out for them as well as my self,I dont tell them that
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#2812
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[Choose #5] I’m looking more at attitude and personality to know whether I can be a good buddy for them and they’ll be there if I need them.
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#44785
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Greg - 3/15/2012 11:26 AM
[Choose #4] I wanted to choose #3 but my wife started this survey, so #4 it is :)
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