CarolinaFever
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I have swam in the aquatic park in the Marina district of San Francisco, probably the closest direct point to Alcatraz and I'm sure it's more than a mile. My buddy was training for a triathlon and wanted to get some swimming in and I offered to go with him. He had a full wetsuit including hood. I was a junkie at the time and opted for only a thin rubber skull cap and a speedo. Certainly my pain receptors were close to dead, but after about 5 minutes I could tell things weren't functioning correctly. I waved my friend down as asked him to stick with me til I got to shore because I was starting to seize up. Again, this was about 5 minutes in the water. We got to the shore and I was blue and couldn't speak. I mean, I tried to speak but the connection between my brain and my mouth had been frozen. I was like "buh, buh, buh, buh." Just sounds and grunts. I just don't see anybody surviving a swim from Alcatraz to land without a full wetsuit...Alcatraz is the most interesting national park in the country. Also, I’m 80% sure that I could’ve escaped from it; i’m a pretty strong swimmer.
That’s almost always the answer.According to Reddit, "Only reason they stopped making it was because people stopped buying it."
If anyone's brain is powered by a delayed-choice quantum beam splitter, it's CF.Totally random (true randomization) is difficult to achieve
The tides are vicious too. Somebody told me a story about a guy who was windsurfing at Chrissy Field. The sail snapped off his board. He ended jetting sucked all the way under the Bay Bridge.I have swam in the aquatic park in the Marina district of San Francisco, probably the closest direct point to Alcatraz and I'm sure it's more than a mile. My buddy was training for a triathlon and wanted to get some swimming in and I offered to go with him. He had a full wetsuit including hood. I was a junkie at the time and opted for only a thin rubber skull cap and a speedo. Certainly my pain receptors were close to dead, but after about 5 minutes I could tell things weren't functioning correctly. I waved my friend down as asked him to stick with me til I got to shore because I was starting to seize up. Again, this was about 5 minutes in the water. We got to the shore and I was blue and couldn't speak. I mean, I tried to speak but the connection between my brain and my mouth had been frozen. I was like "buh, buh, buh, buh." Just sounds and grunts. I just don't see anybody surviving a swim from Alcatraz to land without a full wetsuit...
I don't know what that means.If anyone's brain is powered by a delayed-choice quantum beam splitter, it's CF.
You did indeed. We have three in our neighborhood. Beautiful birds. I was going on my daily walk and crossed a bridge over a creek that runs through a park. On the bridge railing were the remains of a crayfish. A hawk had caught and eaten it. The only thing left was the shell.
First time I have seen one in my yard.You did indeed. We have three in our neighborhood. Beautiful birds. I was going on my daily walk and crossed a bridge over a creek that runs through a park. On the bridge railing were the remains of a crayfish. A hawk had caught and eaten it. The only thing left was the shell.