Probably not, but I remember what it looked like on the inside h:

 

*Update*

Guess what I got to do today? Some old skool diving right thur! Yar landlubbers!



Went to Pikes market last weekend and had some AWESOME chowder at Pike Place Chowder. Would eat again :yumyum:

 

lol guy grabbing ass in background

 

:rofl: I didn't even notice till you said something! I wonder if my date noticed...

 

Holy wet suit. I had no idea you really dove like that. Jay made a thread about lobsters a while back and my experience was restaurant based and yours was from actually going to get them. :rofl:

You have to have a certain level of zen to be able to dive like that. :hi5:

 

One thing I definitely recommend doing is to get a cuban sandwich from Paseo in Fremont, even if you have to make a special trip you will not regret it. Get the Midnight Cuban which is their best seller.

Cheesecakes and Columbian hot chocolate at The Confectional in Pike's Place.

Check out the owner's hot ass wife at Place Pigalle in Pike's Place. :exnbp:

Seattle Central Library

Pioneer Square, I heard the Underground Tour is pretty cool.

 

Should hit up Dicks burgers on 45th near UW.

 

I hit that place up with some friends. It wasn't thaaat great. h: In N Out > Dick's.

 

Diving in the Navy Mark V, and the Yokohama (Japanese design), was certainly an experience. It's a PITA to deal with cause you have around 150lbs. of gear strapped to you(including the helmet), but once you get in the water it get easier. We did it mostly for historical and nostalgic value, which gives a new found respect for those who HAD to use them in the old days. I took a lot of pictures for the other guys on that antique setting; seemed appropriate given the history of the equipment. Those helmets are still used in many parts of the world. For the most part we've been using Kirby Morgan dive helmets. We're starting 160ft dives tomorrow. :eek3:

I'll have to check out Paseo, it sounds really good. There's a good Greek place in Fremont I need visit as well. Fremont is minutes away from me. Oh, and cheesecake = I'm there!

I've tried Dick's. Yeah, the burgers aren't that great compared to In-N-Out, but I have to say their fries are pretty good.

 

Those seafood guys right in that entrance are funnay when they throw the stuffed fish