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Merry Christmas 2014 everybody!
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My funnest gift for Christmas was a gag, sent to me by a long time diving buddy who has shared more than a few crazy shark face offs. Its a helium filled, neutrally buoyant, 5 ft long, white shark, complete with motorized tail that "swims" it through the air, altitude adjustment and a remote controller so you can "swim" the thing around the house. What a hoot!
The really odd thing about it is how it sets off my alarm bells. It certainly doesn't look realistic, but that pointy nose coming over and past my shoulder gives me the shivers, the seemingly effortless glide, the slow turn in mid air, in some ways it moves so realistically that its startling.
Connor
The really odd thing about it is how it sets off my alarm bells. It certainly doesn't look realistic, but that pointy nose coming over and past my shoulder gives me the shivers, the seemingly effortless glide, the slow turn in mid air, in some ways it moves so realistically that its startling.
Connor
Hey X, late to the party, but better late than never. I got a Deeperblue equipment bag, ISoIAF 5-book set on Kindle, and a Weber carburetor for my 1974 Corolla. I gave my husband a DB equipment bag, an electric razor, and a Holley carburetor and aluminum manifold for his 68 Torino. I do enjoy the useful gifts 