Fair enough, bro....care to be more specific ? PM it'd be better . Just curious on your outlook.
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or a really pissed off Bull
Cheers, DonHey Don, what behavior does a pissed off bull display ? I think I would know it if I saw it....just wanting your impression.
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I agree with the others . As of yet, it's still a pretty small section ( in a Philos kinda way:)) so why not allow it to grow before grafting so to speak.
I have literally never dove Cali...so my opinion means shit.:)
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Alissa and I were talking about where we might like to retire to and the subject of PR came up. Now, at one time I was discussing with Rob Reyes the prospect of moving there; but I have to admit it was for the wrong reasons. As in running away from a problem. Now that we have accepted that's not possible...talks between me and the "Judge" ie . Alissa, have once again began.
I can retire from both careers, civil and military , in less than 10 years. A Fed. Facility is in Guaynabo, which is where my current Warden came from( Hector Ledezma, he's had to discipline me; but he was fair and just about it....good man in my book) and had nothing but good things to say about PR.
Not real sure if I am asking a question, making a declaration or what....but there ya go.
Oh...how dog friendly is PR ?
Not for nothing, but Alissa as an RN could take a travel assignment there and make oodles more than I as a civil servant.W're thinking about using that as a expeditionary tour.
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Sweet pics...welcome
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Welcome...
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Welcome ,Chris.
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Welcome,mate.
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Does adrenaline indicate fear? Isn't adrenaline more indicative of excitement in general?Either way it's a win for the shark as excitement in nature is usually doom for something.Mating as an aside.
And it's all good ,Ben.
EDIT...apparently koi do produce adrenaline, and it effects koi pond quality.
http://aquariumssaltwater.info…at-are-completely-natural -
So maybe smell wasn't the right term, but sense would be more appropriate.
And this is where you're wrong....and was unable to answer the question.I helped ya.
They do smell fear in the prescence of a hormone...adrenaline. So sheathe your claws ,kitten.
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Welcome,mang.
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Do you mean this literally or figuratively, smell fear?
I'll answer for Ben while he Googles the answer...
It's quite literal. Believe it or not I have dove among sharks in the Gulf....but more notably I have spent alot of time around big predators most notably black bears.Black bears are very much like sharks in many ways.
But, I'll digress.....When someone is in 'fight or flight mode' their heart rate rises , pupils dialate, and sensory awareness becomes heightened.
All thanks to a hormone.....adrenaline.And adrenaline has an olfactory prescence.
Think about it ,Dan. I have been on patrol with a dog and all things are coming together for something really bad to happen, all the sign are there by MY REASONING for a bomb or ambush,whatever....and the dog begins to become agitated even though I haven't changed my behavior. I am convinced it's the odor of adrenaline.
Secondly, I have used dogs in game recovery when no blood trail was present. What was it that gave up the animal being trailed despite being part of a herd ? Why ws the dog able to single out the one ?
BTW, what makes a dangerous animal dangerous isn't it's capability to kill ya ...it's the when they decide.The unpredictability.Like bison. I hunt in a lot of areas that have bison on pasture there, and you always have to have one eye on 'em. A cow placidily grazing one minute may decide she doesn't want you there anymore . Or a bull 2 pastures may decide to take a nap before he plows thru fences to rid the world of ya.Or not. It's the unpredictability , and the complacency that it breeds that'll get ya killed.
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Welcome, Ben.
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Holy crap, Mike ! That almost looks like freshwater vis !!:)Seriously, compare these pics I took a couple days ago.Never saw the VW sized cat that I am holding out for.
Welcome aboard ,buddy.
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Welcome! Did you bring your grape soda? You up for diving Laguna early on Sat or Sun?
HA !!! Just read that.
Welcome ,Bob.
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Welcome and good to see you,Paul....
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''Only Tig'' I'll take a artist with a TIG torch over Shotgun any day.;)
Cheers, DonPS...If you want to have some fun. Do a 1'' 6061 t6 thin wall tube with a 1/2'' band and no tip.
Hunt shallow and go for head shots, the throw wt of the hollow tube will shock fish in the 5lb range.
Just pick them up and string them before they wake up. No need to rip big holes in pan sized fish.
Yes I have done it and also have a gun that shoots 1/2'' 17/4 hollow shafts with a flush mounted flopper
I'll dig out of the attic this fall for a story later this year.
Cheers, DonWonder why more people don't utilize a hollow shaft concept ? No engineer but my understanding is the benefits would be outstanding.
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hello everybody
my name is khalid
from saudi arabia
i diving most of the time in arabian gulf, the red sea and arabian sea
i love to challenge the big fish such as king fish, dog tooth tuna, grouper, jak
and many kind of fish .i graduate from the us university
i start diving at 2000i have my own business now
thank you have a good day

Wish you had been around in 1994 when I was there....
In any case, as salaamu alakum, Khalid.
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as soon as I didnt see pliers I start laughing.
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Yep...