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Do u think going in a submarine for a few hours would help me get over my phobia of the sea? |
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LoL |
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it wasn't until i saw all the comments there (many of which are hilarious, btw?) that i realized this was a cilantro moment: either "wow yes" or "ffffuuu nuuuu." for the record, i hate cilantro anyways, my initial reaction was: that sounds awesome. growing up, i tried violin, soccer, tae kwon doe, and more. swimming was the only thing that stuck, because i really like it. i've always loved diving down as far as i can, and staying there for a moment, just because... i dunno, it's like stepping into another world for a bit. the floatyness feels nice. the surface, from below, looks like a mirror. you can see quite well under the water, because that's where our eyes evolved. sound carries weird it wouldn't be quite as enveloping as swimming, but piloting a sub, i would feel like i was in a space ship surveying some alien planet. and you're not moving very fast; seems relaxing as long as you keep an eye on where you're going but, it's easier just to go swimming. i've thought about trying scuba diving, but that's also too much gear; too much training. perhaps could teach me someday |
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SSGN or nothing |
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i want my submarine to be powered by hydroponics, because the energy is green. |
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surely a hovercraft or some sort of ex soviet ground effect vehicle is the way to go, they seem more practical than a submarine |
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i built a hovercraft once, as a lad. difficult as shit. glued-up balsa wood and some cut-up plastic sheeting; a tether for power. pitiful anus out back to give it a bit of forward thrust. it hovered and moved; barely. i was never into messing with diesel engines and my pursuit of hovercraft technology effectively ended there |
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sounds brilliant, I wish I had a go, perhaps I will one day I love hovercrafts and tanks they are superb |
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the weight vs. lift thing is what drives all the great hovercraft designers over the edge, like that |
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I don't know why but I laughed at that "the weight vs. lift thing is what drives all the great hovercraft designers over the edge" |
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someone needs to make a really good battle hovercraft game with VR like carrier command but with a hovercraft |
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come on Richard what are you doing in France, they don't appreciate music without accordions in it hmm a midi controlled accordian? |
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kmfdm toured with a guitar robot |
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