E2 saves group from GIANT CAVE CRAB ATTACK! ;)

Just got an email from a friend who has been travelling about, I gave him a Traser glow light recently for his birthday. He also has an E2.

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR> Thanks for the radioactive keychain. Awesome gadget.

I was on a cave tour on Atiu island in the south pacific. We'd been
given the crappy, dead battery, cheap as dirt, incandescent, glowing
a faint yellow flashlights. Someone yells out that they see a giant
cave crab. Hard to make out. I smoothly pull out an E2 and illuminate the
scene. Ooo's, aaaah's, and "damn, that is an awesome flashlight" echoed
out of the darkness. Almost hated that I had to dilate the (lousy flashlight)
acclimated pupils of my companions. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Great excuse to blow some pupils... but he didn't really fall for it did he? The snipes are what you've gotta watch out for on Atiu Island.

I agree with you that those snipes are nothing to mess with!

Gilligan did have a problem with crabs, poor boy.
But he didn't get them from the caves.

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Mrdi:
Gilligan did have a problem with crabs, poor boy.
But he didn't get them from the caves.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

From Ginger or Mary Anne? Or.......Mrs. Howell? Sorry couldn't resist.

Didn't Gilligan have a problemn with a giant cave crab?

Yes he did! Oh, no wait. I think it was a giant black fabric spider if I remember correctly. How did he deal with that situation in the days before tactical lights?

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by geepondy:
From Ginger or Mary Anne? Or.......Mrs. Howell? Sorry couldn't resist.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Maybe there was a reason the Skipper called him "Little Buddy"...

Eeeeeewwwwwww! How the heck did that pop into my noggin?!

I won't have you people maligning snipes! I may have been a Deck Officer when I was in the USN, but even I will admit, as evil as snipes are, the ship won't go anywhere without them, mores the pity.