RE: To Grav or not to Grav?

--- Beth.Fulton@csiro.au wrote:

> Obviously us marine scientists are superior to you
> softie engineers then...
> ;P

As well as being far better paid. . . 

> Submersibles of MBT* size and smaller CRAMMED with
> equipment and stuff are > used on a regular basis
for periods of over 12 hours > at a time when
> investigating deep sea phenomena.... damn good way
> of losing weight fast > though given how much you
perspire when in one!!!
> And yes cramp is one thing > you have to worry
about, so you do a very intensive > "how to get cramp
out of > your legs, back and arms while only moving
about > 10cm" course ;)

Congrats.  Now load up that submersible with
everything you need to survive for 2-3 weeks, scads of
ammunition, demolition kit, mines, etc.  Then drive it
at 35mph cross-country while loaded down with LBE,
Mask, wearing a Kevlar, and holding a rifle or machine
gun.  Then live out of the back of that submersible
with 6 other guys.  I doubt the experiences are
comprable.

John

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