Zach = Slag

Quote from: bryant8 on July 21, 2008, 09:26:34 AM
Zach = Slag

Cool! thanks!

No problem. I can even survive the snoring  Being deaf in one ear has its perks!

Quote from: DesmoLu on July 19, 2008, 02:08:41 PM
Zach, (sn???) - can the Matador and I crash with you in the Camp Cabin?? He does snore a little but I promise that I don't!

Quote from: Slag on July 21, 2008, 11:26:31 AM
No problem. I can even survive the snoring  Being deaf in one ear has its perks!

What?

Quote from: Slag on July 21, 2008, 11:26:31 AM
No problem. I can even survive the snoring  Being deaf in one ear has its perks!

Cool.  I've revised the first post now to show the latest...

Quote from: Slag on July 21, 2008, 11:26:31 AM
No problem. I can even survive the snoring  Being deaf in one ear has its perks!

Great... Weird that i'm partially deaf in one ear too.. Diving accident... How bout you?

Quote from: El Matador on July 21, 2008, 05:03:05 PM
Great... Weird that i'm partially deaf in one ear too.. Diving accident... How bout you?

Funny -my hearing loss (left ear) was due to a surfacing accident.
Not enough air in the submarine, surfaced, raised the snorkle mast, and didn't throttle the headvalve...
...no time to equalize (I was sleeping) <POP!> went the left eardrum...
It's a helluva way to wake up.

Tumor in the left ear, removal courtesy of the US Army.  I would be able to hear just fine had I been a civilian 

Quote from: The Evil Count Dookie-Duke on July 21, 2008, 05:24:14 PM
Funny -my hearing loss (left ear) was due to a surfacing accident.
Not enough air in the submarine, surfaced, raised the snorkle mast, and didn't throttle the headvalve...
...no time to equalize (I was sleeping) <POP!> went the left eardrum...
It's a helluva way to wake up.

That sux.  So how many others on the crew had a blowout?

Quote from: Ronr on July 21, 2008, 07:07:22 PM
That sux.  So how many others on the crew had a blowout?

I don't know... had to be a few.
I remember waking up in a lot of pain and heard a funny whistling noise (almost sounded like something out of a cartoon) Then <POP> and the pain changed.
It sounded like apples falling out of a tree -all the feet hitting the deck- people waking up in the berthing compartment and jumping out of the rack...

We had been doing diver (SEAL) OPs for a couple of days... running out air compressors to supply them.
The air comes from one place -inside the "people tank".
We were about 25% down on air (75% of one atmosphere) ...and then it was all back at once. 

Chuck Krams was working the ballast control panel that watch.
Thanks Chuck. 

Quote from: The Evil Count Dookie-Duke on July 21, 2008, 07:19:47 PM
I don't know... had to be a few.
I remember waking up in a lot of pain and heard a funny whistling noise (almost sounded like something out of a cartoon) Then <POP> and the pain changed.
It sounded like apples falling out of a tree -all the feet hitting the deck- people waking up in the berthing compartment and jumping out of the rack...

We had been doing diver (SEAL) OPs for a couple of days... running out air compressors to supply them.
The air comes from one place -inside the "people tank".
We were about 25% down on air (75% of one atmosphere) ...and then it was all back at once. 

Chuck Krams was working the ballast control panel that watch.
Thanks Chuck. 

What's the opposite of the bends?  Does your belly button flip inside out?

make the beast with two backs Chuck

Hey Lisa,

Move me into Getaway Cabin #23.

Done 

Quote from: Cher on July 22, 2008, 10:21:30 AM
Done 

Shall I call Koyote Ranch and give them the deposit for the cabin?  M

Each cabin is spoda' have a "Captain"
...in charge of deposits and other "stuff"...

I think it would ensure you have a place for sure.

Looks like you're the captain for #23 (unless there is a mutiny -Aaaargh! <insert pirate smiley here> )