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*emma said about gina: she took a deep breath (under water) and gathered all of her strength and just kept her body still 'til she was able to rise to the surface. the absurdity of this statement is too much for me to take. - [[user:platypusrex256|platy]] | *emma said about gina: she took a deep breath (under water) and gathered all of her strength and just kept her body still 'til she was able to rise to the surface. the absurdity of this statement is too much for me to take. - [[user:platypusrex256|platy]] | ||
| − | + | :*no this actually happens because human bodies are flamboyant and can rise to the surface. Ever heard of the "Dead Man's Float"? | |
| − | *no this actually happens because human bodies are flamboyant and can rise to the surface. Ever heard of the "Dead Man's Float"? | + | ::*Yes. Human bodies are very flamboyant. And when they take a deep breath under water, they have a tendency to take in water. Not air. The body tends to die when it is denied oxygen, no matter how colorful the individual's personality happens to be. - [[user:platypusrex256|platy]] |
Revision as of 23:41, 9 June 2008
what?
- emma said about gina: she took a deep breath (under water) and gathered all of her strength and just kept her body still 'til she was able to rise to the surface. the absurdity of this statement is too much for me to take. - platy
- no this actually happens because human bodies are flamboyant and can rise to the surface. Ever heard of the "Dead Man's Float"?
- Yes. Human bodies are very flamboyant. And when they take a deep breath under water, they have a tendency to take in water. Not air. The body tends to die when it is denied oxygen, no matter how colorful the individual's personality happens to be. - platy
