Anonymous #1 21h

if it was Cancun, then no but doing so where thousands of US Soldiers died? with probably ruins of ships being viewed and even tons of debris across the ocean floor…? bruh that does not sound leisurely at all to me.

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Anonymous #2 20h

He snorkeled around the USS Arizona, which has the bodies of more than 900 soldiers and marines inside

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Anonymous OP 19h

He still got drunk and went snorkeling that's all I'm saying, I'd recommend drinking and snorkeling a shipwreck as a matter of fact I have done that several times.

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Anonymous #1 19h

I do not drink and swim personally. I’m an experienced scuba diver and that has given me caution.

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Anonymous OP 19h

Scuba is OK I prefer to freedive though. I'm not saying get blackout but a lil tipsy ain't gonna kill you if you know what you're doing.

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Anonymous #1 19h

I like scuba more. It lets you take your time, you can see the small critters much more closely, and you can go inside wrecks.

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Anonymous OP 19h

You can go in wrecks freediving too, just nothing past 30-40 ft very easily. And you can definitely get up close to critters. I like the freedom of movement scubas too slow and restrictive. Especially for spearfishing I want the speed and mobility.

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Anonymous #1 19h

buddy, CONTEXT is massive. this story is the worst advertising possible for diving… i’ve been stoned & snorkeling near Isla Mujerés and it was fuckin awesome but i’d never go somewhere that has actual bodies… i don’t understand people’s fascination with that, especially haunting ass Lake Superior scuba diving.

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