oh yea, I get that.

I don't dive with people that could kill me.

here are a couple of examples though:

my last cyclists BF had two pairs of identical shoes. One for the car, one for the beach so that when we went surfing, one pair would remain sand-free. And he always carried a gallon of water in his car to rinse his toes, and he was always trying to pull my ponytail through the back of my cap....I don't like all that, when the guy is more feminine than I am.

another would fill out index cards with the address where he was, his full name and SS # and when I laughed at that, he indignantly asked "do you know how many people across America, are in comas, and nobody knows who they are?

I just think it's funny.

I'm sure he is right, precisely right.

I don't meet too many people in other activities that are planning their *post coma existence* to that degree.

But my friends had fun making "If Found" stickers with his picture on it after he went back to Socal, and putting them everywhere.

I am only pointing out that these guys can be cheap entertainment if you can assume the right mindset. And then there are the hikers that clip the tags from their t-shirts, he he.

And of course, my old Vitus got me some ridicule. Sometimes? Certain people making fun of you is actually a compliment.