10 Signs You Are A Diving Addict

Sure, many of us love diving, but is your passion on the edge of being an addiction?! I love diving … a lot! But I also enjoy city trips, trekking, and reading a book. However, some people like to take their passion to a whole new level. If you really...

Sure, many of us love diving, but is your passion on the edge of being an addiction?!

I love diving … a lot! But I also enjoy city trips, trekking, and reading a book. However, some people like to take their passion to a whole new level.

If you really love diving all the time, then this article is made for you. Check out these few points and see if you are a real diving addict!

The Signs:

1. All your holiday plans revolve around where you can dive.

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2. Shopping actually means “looking at dive gear”.

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3. Your favourite movies and TV programmes are The Big Blue, The Abyss and Blue Planet, and you can recognise Sir David Attenborough’s voice from just a single word.

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4. You use the “OK” signal for everything.

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5. You have an impressive collection of dive T-shirts.

10-Signs you are a diving addict

6. When you see plastic bags or other plastic items on the beach, or in the ocean, you feel like vomiting!

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7. “Fish are friends and not food” (except for these guys maybe … ? ).

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8. Your coffee-table books are all about marine critters.

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9. Your funniest jokes are all dive related (tanks a lot).

Q: Why do scuba divers fall off the boat backwards?
A: Because if they fell forward they would still be on the boat!
Q: What do you get if you combine a scuba diver with a janitor?
A: Jaques Coustodian

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10. You secretly dream about quitting your job to become a professional diver.

Marine Life in South East Asia

If five or more of these apply to you, then please contact us at [email protected] and we may have a job/therapy for you!

Article by Orca Scuba Instructor Fanny Rotsaert.


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