File: Delta P.swf-(9.12 MB, 320x240, Other)
[_] Anonymous 02/13/17(Mon)22:04:26 No.3214908
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 02/13/17(Mon)22:34:14 No.3214925
Cool
>> [_] Anonymous 02/13/17(Mon)22:38:12 No.3214928
>>3214908
Jesus Christ, man! I dive as a hobby and I'm going to have nightmares about this shit! And to
think that I considered making it a career...
>> [_] Anonymous 02/13/17(Mon)22:44:16 No.3214932
Huh.
I always thought Delta P was something that happens after barhopping in New Orleans.
Learn something new errey deh
>>3214928
Next time you see a cork stuck in the bottom of the ocean, I bet you leave it alone.
Not like that idiot Spongebob....
>> [_] Anonymous 02/13/17(Mon)22:44:46 No.3214933
Well shit, that was actually interesting.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/13/17(Mon)22:46:03 No.3214934
>>3214932
Yes, I certainly will...
>> [_] Anonymous 02/14/17(Tue)02:05:46 No.3214995
Pressure is a hell of a thing.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/14/17(Tue)02:41:51 No.3215007
Seems to me that a good safety device for divers working in an environment where pressure
differentials are a possible hazard would be something that can act as a perfect seal in their
stead that can be detached and allow the diver to extract themselves.
Such as a harness that is worn and can be removed if a diver becomes trapped, maintaining the
seal.
Wouldn't work for the cases where limbs are trapped first or when the size of the hole is as
large or larger than the diver but it would have helped with a number of the casualties
illustrated in the video.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/14/17(Tue)04:16:28 No.3215035
muh dick got stuck in delta p
>> [_] Anonymous 02/14/17(Tue)07:07:08 No.3215083
Didn't even occur to me that divers get hired and die so often.
Shit sucks.
