Lately when I talk in the office, I find echoes coming back from an easterly direction. Then I realised that there are lots of people in that general direction with a huge cavity in between their ears…
MUAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHA!
Now To Put A Damper A Bit…
- Weather for Tioman Marine Region
Friday 30th September: Weather fair all day and night. Wind SW 10-20km/h. Wave 0.5-1.0m
Saturday 1st October: Weather fair all day and night. Wind SW 10-20km/h. Wave 0.5-1.0m
Sunday 2nd October: Weather fair all day and night. Wind SW 10-20km/h. Wave 0.5-1.0m
- Weather for Tioman Island
Friday 30th September: Weather Morning: fair, Afternoon: rain, Night: cloudy
Saturday 1st October: Weather Morning: fair, Afternoon: Thunderstorms, Night: Rain
Sunday 2nd October: Weather Morning: fair, Afternoon: Thunderstorms, Night: Rain
Hahahahaha…
Just Have to Post This
Someone asked me to post this comment I made on the Yahoo! Messenger:
Disclaimer: all points spoken or written while under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or any other mind-relieving substances are deemed to have not been made while the SeaDemon is of sane mind condition.
Secrets of the Whale Sharks Revealed
I saw my very first Whale Shark (Rhincodon typus) in February of 2000 while chit-chatting with a friend who was a manager at a marina in Sabah. We saw this huge thing at the entrance to the marina. My friend and I froze, said nothing, looked at each other, removed all non-waterproof belongings and jumped into the water to swim with the Whale Shark. After what seemed like 10 minutes, the shark was already too far for us to keep up with. We were overjoyed, but then banged our heads because we did not have a camera on us.
So ever since I rediscovered scuba diving, I vowed in July 2005 to fast for a whole week for each Whale Shark I see.
I have not shed any fat since.
This article is a good read for those wanting to know more about the Whale Sharks and its behaviour, and I urge all of you, please, let’s try and save the sharks.
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