Hahah aliens. Hey what's that long stick looking thing in the water? Is that a fish?




That??

Those barracudas are scary...

 

^^ thats a trumpet fish... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trumpetfish

 

very nice. i have a phobia of underwater stuff like that, I need to get over it if I am planning to go Hawaii or any place like that lol. Is that the same camera that you use for your other pics??

 

no that was a cheap $12 disposable... need to get the underwater housing for mine.

 

I would want to see a shark underwater but I don't know how "chill" they are.

 

do you guys know a lot about HDTV and channels and what not?

 

In the reef you need to steer away from the tiger sharks... They are here, but rarely seen. There are plenty reef sharks though, although i've yet to see one. I usually go to a place where they don't normally hang. the reef sharks are fine unless you **** with them. They feed at night and during the day they just lay at the bottom of the reef.

http://www.aloha.com/~lifeguards/sharimgs.html

 

what info you looking for.. If i can't help you learn, we can learn together.

 

I know my fair share of HDTV stuff.

I didn't know hammerheads were that much of a threat. I've heard that lemon sharks are really bad in packs...well most sharks for that matter. I'd love to see a great white behind a cage. Deffinetely on my to do list before I die.

 

i was just curious as to why i am able to recieve some hd channels direct from the wall outlet (coaxial). I thought you had to have a special box. I do have the special box receiver but my friend bought a Sammy LCD yesterday and connected it straight from the wall and got HD channels. We both have digital cable in oneroom of the house i dont know if that has anything to do with it.I thought HD could only be output by Component, DVI, or HDMI cables