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FutureHanger

FutureHanger

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Dec 9, 2023
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I've finally decided on a method but idk if it's as simple as I imagine I've heard of people dying just from jumping into rivers but would it be different for a lake? if so what should I do?
 
greatgooglymoogly

greatgooglymoogly

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Dec 1, 2023
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First of all drowning is a horrible way to die but I will assume you know at least that much at this point.

I would imagine that lots of people die in rivers largely because of the strength of the currents, which make it difficult to stay above water even if they can swim.

I assume that is not the case for the average lake. So I guess you would have to make a judgement based on the lake and your swimming ability and figure out what to do to fight your inevitable survival instinct and make sure you stay underwater.
 
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Gabberflastic

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Dec 11, 2023
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I've finally decided on a method but idk if it's as simple as I imagine I've heard of people dying just from jumping into rivers but would it be different for a lake? if so what should I do?
Have you considered binding your feet/hands together? It would make it much more difficult to swim to safety once you jump in.
 

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