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Objects found while freediving

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Found a shaft yesterday, hidden among the rocks, unfortunately it seems made for a 50 cm speargun, it's so short! Perfect condition though, floppy and all.
 
DeepThought said:
Sara, The vase might be 8 THOUSAND years old if the number is what excites you.
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Has she got a thing about vases? I seem to remember a picture of her with one some months ago rofl
 
Whoops...I didn't put in the last zero. I may have to stomp math answers like a horse, but I do know my basic time-linear logic. Let's try this again, shall we?:


The only problem with finding a Phoenician vase, is finding the 8000 year old Phoenician plastic flowers.


Crap! It's even funnier the second time! HA HA HA ha ha ha ha...huh-huh.....huh......*ahem*.......:mute
 
rofl that was supposed to be me rofl
I think someone has been using my computer rofl
 
My freediving buddy found a £10 note at about 10 metres in the main bay on ascension island, then a moray took the fish he just speared!!!

gain one thing, lose another or vice versa!!!
 
Yesterday I've found a fork. hehe... it was on pretty good shape... :wave
 
My freediving buddy found a £10 note at about 10 metres in the main bay on ascension island, then a moray took the fish he just speared!!!
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He should've kept going down...he might've found bigger denominations of money.

Yesterday I've found a fork. hehe... it was on pretty good shape..
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Maybe he commited suicide after the dish ran away with the spoon. (Is that nursery rhyme universal?)
 
sinkweight said:
Maybe he commited suicide after the dish ran away with the spoon. (Is that nursery rhyme universal?)
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Crying, "Willow, tit-willow, tit-willow"? (Gilbert & Sullivan)
 
giovapnea said:
Yesterday I've found a fork. hehe... it was on pretty good shape... :wave
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So tomorrow you go out looking for the knife???
 
found 25 cents a few nights ago, after surfacing, saw a shooting star.. figure i was having a lucky night
 
This week I also found 25 cents while looking for stuff under a bungee jumping platform. Next time I'll go out I'll spend more time there, surely people lose stuff when bungee jumping (including theyre lunch )

I also found a mask, a weight and recovered prescription glasses for someone who had just dropped them and got two cold coronas as a reward
 
Do tourist women count as objects (Now theres one for you...)? If so, an assortment of various colours :chatup
 
On my twentyth wedding anniversary I left her in a beach chair and dove, found a diamond ring, 1/3 carat. On my 21st I gave her the diamond put up in a nice pendant, left her in her beach chair, dove and found a heavy gold band. I thought... damn, no diamond. A few weeks later I'm following her back to the beach at the end of a little snorkeling and see a laser like reflection coming up off the bottom. My first thought is "there is only one thing that can sparkle like that!" I reach down and pull a ONE CARAT DIAMOND earing off the bottom. The jeweler, who is getting tired of me walking in with found stones and saying, "is this real?" made it into a simple diamond ring saying it was a brilliant stone valued at 7000.00!

Really! Found two of the oldest Hawaiian arifacts ever, stone adzes 700 - 900 ad. My favorite thing to find besides valuable jewelry of course is anchors. We've found about ten or more old anchors, 100+ years I'm guessing.

tp
 
watcha need to do is just find that rich lady who keeps forgetting to take her jewelry off, and just follow her around with a net whenever she goes for a dip!
 
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