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Re: DANGERS IN CAVES
DANGERS IN CAVES
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Re: DANGERS IN CAVES
Somehow, I understand that validation of the scuba buddy system.
Why is that, Captain Ron?
Don Jose, you are shaking my faith in you...
First up to the boat?
There is little more important than selecting the right partner... in any venture!
I've GOT one partner. Best I ever had. Better than I deserve, most likely.
Many others have fallen by the wayside, for various reasons.
...Six men sitting on a dead man's chest...
rmptr
Somehow, I understand that validation of the scuba buddy system.
Why is that, Captain Ron?
Don Jose, you are shaking my faith in you...
First up to the boat?
There is little more important than selecting the right partner... in any venture!
I've GOT one partner. Best I ever had. Better than I deserve, most likely.
Many others have fallen by the wayside, for various reasons.
...Six men sitting on a dead man's chest...
rmptr
treasureace14
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Re: DANGERS IN CAVES
fill it up with gas and light a match. :P
fill it up with gas and light a match. :P
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Re: DANGERS IN CAVES
Guys & Gals ~
This is the 21st century !!!! There is such a simple answer to this matter.......
The objective, as I see it, is to rid the cave of all animal life, without doing any damage to the cave or the animal lives involved... that way you'll be able to just walk in... explore.... find what you want and leave..... then everyone and everything is happy.....
In the 21st century we handle this type of problem like this :
Hire an attorny... have him/her serve an eviction notice to anything that may be living in the cave..... give them 30 days to leave or the authorities will remove them by force...... then sit back and wait to hear from your attorney that the cave is clear....
It's so simple ! 8)
Guys & Gals ~
This is the 21st century !!!! There is such a simple answer to this matter.......
The objective, as I see it, is to rid the cave of all animal life, without doing any damage to the cave or the animal lives involved... that way you'll be able to just walk in... explore.... find what you want and leave..... then everyone and everything is happy.....
In the 21st century we handle this type of problem like this :
Hire an attorny... have him/her serve an eviction notice to anything that may be living in the cave..... give them 30 days to leave or the authorities will remove them by force...... then sit back and wait to hear from your attorney that the cave is clear....
It's so simple ! 8)
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I would think the snakes would just leave... giving the lawyer his respects
PLL
I would think the snakes would just leave... giving the lawyer his respects
PLL
Old Dog
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I tend to agree,
People (and snakes as well I assume)
treat their relative differently than they treat others.
Lawyers and snakes, ...... hmmmmmm
I tend to agree,
People (and snakes as well I assume)
treat their relative differently than they treat others.
Lawyers and snakes, ...... hmmmmmm
littleneckhalfshell
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it's called "professional courtesy"
it's called "professional courtesy"
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I think they're all cousins aren't they ?
I think they're all cousins aren't they ?
Prime
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I know this thread is old, but has anyone here used a robot with a mounted camera to first investigate if there is anything worth further investigating?
I know this thread is old, but has anyone here used a robot with a mounted camera to first investigate if there is anything worth further investigating?
Old Dog
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I have never done it.
But several members here do use the idea regularly
Ask Gollum about his special little guy.
It is about the most impressive one I have seen.
Made special just for this purpose.
Very cool
Thom
I have never done it.
But several members here do use the idea regularly
Ask Gollum about his special little guy.
It is about the most impressive one I have seen.
Made special just for this purpose.
Very cool
Thom
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Shouldn't be too hard to put a wireless camera on a remote control R/C car...
All my big ones have nitro motors, which would not be so good to try for that use.
It's a good idea, though!
rmptr
Shouldn't be too hard to put a wireless camera on a remote control R/C car...
All my big ones have nitro motors, which would not be so good to try for that use.
It's a good idea, though!
rmptr
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Did you ever see a snake? Anybody can write something on a wall. Get a good flashlight and check it out, and go from there.
SCIINDUS said:
Did you ever see a snake? Anybody can write something on a wall. Get a good flashlight and check it out, and go from there.
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Here are some pics of my RC Rock Crawler:
The camera is a wireless infra-red one I found on ebay. I had planned on building one with a six channel remote, pan and scan, with some other goodies.
Best-Mike
Here are some pics of my RC Rock Crawler:
The camera is a wireless infra-red one I found on ebay. I had planned on building one with a six channel remote, pan and scan, with some other goodies.
Best-Mike
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Thanks Mike,
You have some of the best stuff.
I wouldn't have said anything if it hadn't been seen before.
I still think this is an awesome little animal!
Thanks for showing it again.
Merry Christmas Buddy.
Thom
Thanks Mike,
You have some of the best stuff.
I wouldn't have said anything if it hadn't been seen before.
I still think this is an awesome little animal!
Thanks for showing it again.
Merry Christmas Buddy.
Thom
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Look out for bats and snakes. Always have one person outside the cave, to get help, if need be. Merry Christmas to all.
Look out for bats and snakes. Always have one person outside the cave, to get help, if need be. Merry Christmas to all.
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Time for the snakes to leave the cave...any news?
Time for the snakes to leave the cave...any news?
Old Dog
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and the original poster hasn't been active since Oct 09
Spooky said:TheRandyMan said:
This thread is almost SIX YEARS OLD.
chances are we MIGHT have heard something by now.
and the original poster hasn't been active since Oct 09
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I hear some folks say their good eatin!jk just avoid them IF you can...... oh and watch out for tommyknockers! their said to be in every mine in the world and if they dont like you they will trap you in the mine
Have fun and be safe
I hear some folks say their good eatin!jk just avoid them IF you can...... oh and watch out for tommyknockers! their said to be in every mine in the world and if they dont like you they will trap you in the mine
Have fun and be safe 
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I have never laughed so hard in my life reading a blog like this! Some of the things mentioned are downright silly, and a few of them were not so nice.....Why don't we THINK outside of the box
What's so special about this cave? I mean, there are probably several other caves around to explore and prospect, but there may be another reason why those rattle snakes are there! Someone put those snakes in there to protect the cave, and whatever of value that might be in the cave....my money is on someone putting the snakes in there, and I sure wouldn't want to be around when those people showed back up....I don't think they would be too nice to deal with, and besides, has this cave been checked out to see if there is a claim on it? Just a thought(s)...SushiDog
I have never laughed so hard in my life reading a blog like this! Some of the things mentioned are downright silly, and a few of them were not so nice.....Why don't we THINK outside of the box
What's so special about this cave? I mean, there are probably several other caves around to explore and prospect, but there may be another reason why those rattle snakes are there! Someone put those snakes in there to protect the cave, and whatever of value that might be in the cave....my money is on someone putting the snakes in there, and I sure wouldn't want to be around when those people showed back up....I don't think they would be too nice to deal with, and besides, has this cave been checked out to see if there is a claim on it? Just a thought(s)...SushiDog
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