Love the shout outs! Bluegill nests, I guess that they do move the rocks to a point. I don't dive with the lobster tickler any more. So funny that you remember that! 😂 We don't dive with any tank bangers anymore. I congratulate you for finding a mask/snorkel AND a crawfish claw. Pennyroyal looks pretty cool! We need to go to Kentuky and visit that place. Diving in OH next weekend. You should come!!

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Thanks for the video. I haven't been to Mermet since 2006 there was no jet ski that I remember, there was a helicopter fuselage if I remember correctly. I did get lucky and get a few photo's of a spoonbill on my first visit there so that was pretty cool. Also you aren't kidding about flounders camo, I took a photo of one in Turks that I didn't even know it till I got back and was going though my photos lol.

Sidemount is amazing, BUT you need to find a good instructor. Her cylinders are way too far back and low. Even if she had a free flowing second stage she could feather the valve, or shut the cylinder down. That’s part of proper sidemount training. I also keep a $25 IP gauge in my save a dive kit to help diagnose regulator issues on the surface or before a trip. It’s a nice tool to have. As for off a boat I can clip off my two tanks and giant stride off a boat in 3-4’ waves just as fast as most rec divers with single tank backmount. Try a low volume mask if you’re having issues with your perifetsl vision too. 🤙🏻 Sorry you got scared away from it by her experience. Cool video.

Thanks for the shout out Jesse! Side mount diving it one step into technical diving. Tim and I are working towards the Extended Range which would allow us to go to 200ft and have multiple gases for Deco obligations. We currently have Helitrox and can go to 150 ft. Next would be full trimix and deeper range.

Tim lookin' buff!

Lots of kegs needed for metro action

That’s not our typical snail.

I love it! Festa festa festa!

This was soooo fun

So fun!! We can’t keep up with the professional players.

The letter on the sheep is the initial of the owner.

I’m homesick already!!!

Love these so much

Hard to find content like this. Looking forward to your follow up video taking them out in reverse order.

You might have a problem.

Sweet hat, I'm actually kinda jealous for reals.

I feel like this guy was somewhere in the background of every Beastie Boys photo I've ever seen. Kinda part of the crew but you can never quite remeber his name.

Odd # of beers = psycho

Got a little weight, but gets lighter as you go. 😆

hey i dont know if you remember me, but i commented 1 positive comment time on ur video 5 months ago. and congrats on ur new pc you built yourself. i hope you would get to greater heights and achieve more!

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"Heat of the Moment" blasting while you're on that cold-ass dive, lol

Go pro is the camera for everything!

Chairman of the bored.

it was probably a chairperson.

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You need to be jammin' the New Standard, son!

Felicidades hermano. Lo lograste y pronto hare lo mismo. ❤

Buena. Estoy cotizando un amplificador Sony antiguo y tiene ese modo. Lo voy a comprar y probar el modo puente para una Nissan d21 king cab. Justo y preciso. Gracias bro.

This is the Kali River Rapids. Very nice shot.

Enjoyed 😊

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Just saw your build vlog. Don't have the time rn to check every piece but...your PSU is turned upside down. The fan should face the bottom of the case - there is a cutout for air and a filter you can pull out from the front/bottom. This way the PSU and GPU fans pull against eachother. Oh and next time be a little more carefull when placing the board - try to hold it on the heatsinks/slots, line it up and lower it down while looking for the i/o shield to be in place...you can slightly adjust it then before screwing it down. Just always line up the wholes with the stands or it could damage the board. Otherwise, good job and have fun configuring! :) €: Fans are in the right direction on the top

Thanks everyone! Surprised I didn't run into more problems than I did, knock on wood. But for now, runnin' like a champ!

hell yeah man

Don't feel so bad I pulled my GPU out without releasing the push latch like an idiot on a new 4090 and it snapped the latch out of the motherboard, luckily I didn't snap the GPU connector and was able to reconnect the latch pretty easily def won't ever do that again.

yoo congrats bro

very cool thanks for sharing :)

good job bro!! enjoy ur new beast!!!🎉

i hope you get more famous soon!!!!

I enjoyed watching this as I too am doing a PC build. You've a great voice too, reminds me of Joe Swanson from Family Guy.

Generally, if the notches in the CPU are asymmetric, you're going to have only one way to install the CPU. I say this because I'm generally terrified of dropping the CPU while it's over the pins on the socket. The issue of when to install the cooler. With air coolers, you definitely want the entire thing installed before placing the motherboard in the case. AIO's are a bit more by your preference, although you definitely want all the mounting hardware in place and ready if you decide to install the cooler after placing the motherboard in the case. If you want to install the cooler first, a convenience would be to have a second person hold the radiator while you place the motherboard and get the first couple screws in. I've found it's helpful to mount the power supply in the case before the motherboard, and make sure you have any cables figured out first. The ones that have given me trouble in the past are the CPU power (the two 2x4's close to the heat spreaders). The main board power (next to the RAM) is usually not a problem. Another convenience, if you haven't done it already, is to get the NVME drive installed before installing the cooler or placing the motherboard. The screw to that is tiny and it's just more convenient to do it while it's laying on the table than in the case. With NVME's, the general rule is, if you have multiple NVME's, to always populate closest to the CPU first. I heard you mention this in the first video, but yes, the steel slot is the one for your video card. Same rule as NVME - closer to CPU is better. The socket is steel, or 'armored', to literally give better support for the graphics card's weight. Lastly, the one thing you are taking a risk with is building on the anti-static bag. This sounds paradoxical, but the bag is literally only controlling static on the inside, and the outside can harbor unnecessary static, and it is winter. General best practice is building on the motherboard box or a mat that is static controlled. I've built on the box, myself. It may be that building on the anti-static bag is an old wives tale, but I do generally take prevailing opinion on such issues as good advice. Best of luck. Hope the build goes well and the machine gives you years of service. Sorry my comment was so long.

Very nice!