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2nd Sunday w/ CHUM
Join us for 2nd Sunday with CHUM on June 14th at 10:00am CT on Bowling Beach at Blue Lagoon! More details at this link. -
CHUM stickers are here! Put one on your scuba tank, your gear box, your car, your forehead. See a club officer to get yours.
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Become a full fledged CHUM member by paying only $35/year to become a Tiger Shark, pay for trips or even pick up an extra CHUM T-shirt or CHUM patch here: CHUM Payments.
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For CHUM's list of greater Houston area dive shops, dive sites, and dive charter operators see this link.
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CHUM - Houston's SCUBA Club is the sponsor of the Texas SCUBA Diver license plate. Get yours at MyPlates.com!
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Stream2Sea! Great products that are good for humans and the reef. Use the affiliate link below or check out with coupon code “chumrocks” and get 10% off your purchase. Click this CHUM affiliate link to order your products.
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Follow CHUM on these platforms to keep up with what the club has going on Facebook, Instagram, Scubaboard, and YouTube.
And for Texas Dive Plates: TDP Facebook and TDP Instagram.
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Questions, suggestions, want to lead a CHUM trip or learn about the CHUM officers? Contact us: Your CHUM Board of Directors.
It's Friday, tell us a joke
- Thread starter Sushi Boy
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- Jennifer
Especially if they're a black lab. Definitely not shopping for a tuxedo outfit for Ellie right now. Definitely not. But she would totally rock it.
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- Marci
Law enforcement agencies in the past aggressively pursued drug offenders and their drugs. In one case, on the coast, FBI seized a half-ton of marijuana and promptly dumped it in an on-site incinerator, as per the customs of the time. Soon, the agents noticed wild behavior among flying seabirds, following which the birds fell to the sand and began thrashing about erratically.
An aquatic bird specialist was summoned from the nearby college biology department.
His conclusion: No tern was left unstoned.
An aquatic bird specialist was summoned from the nearby college biology department.
His conclusion: No tern was left unstoned.
