Confessions of a Deep Sea Diver

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Oh yeah, happens all the time. Just watch late night cable.
 
Either the author was the victim of several pranks, or – Can you say “crock”?
 
Some of the comments on the thread are 'interesting'...


covlethespaceman said, (responding to a question about how much we know about the sea floor, and how much has been 'seen' via sonar)
...The search for mh370 off the western coast of Australia was the first time anyone had seen images of the sea floor. It's a huge cost and effort, we are talking about truly vast distances. They found underwater mountains over a mile high, trenches 1.5km deep and a volcano bigger than mt St. Helens. And that was just a tiny portion the size of the state of Victoria. They have better maps of Mars than the Indian ocean.

Honeychile6841 responded with:
Thanks for scaring the last traces of living **** out of me. Mountains and volcanos in the sea. Holy. F**k.


Maybe Frank Zappa was right -
"There is more stupidity than hydrogen in the universe, and it has a longer shelf life.
 
Some of the comments on the thread are 'interesting'...


covlethespaceman said, (responding to a question about how much we know about the sea floor, and how much has been 'seen' via sonar)
...The search for mh370 off the western coast of Australia was the first time anyone had seen images of the sea floor. It's a huge cost and effort, we are talking about truly vast distances. They found underwater mountains over a mile high, trenches 1.5km deep and a volcano bigger than mt St. Helens. And that was just a tiny portion the size of the state of Victoria. They have better maps of Mars than the Indian ocean.

Honeychile6841 responded with:
Thanks for scaring the last traces of living **** out of me. Mountains and volcanos in the sea. Holy. F**k.


Maybe Frank Zappa was right -
"There is more stupidity than hydrogen in the universe, and it has a longer shelf life.

Well, at least Honeychile is no longer full of sh**...
 
/nosleep is their scary story section, only the idea is that everyone approaches the writings as factual. By design everyone responding knows it's a story, but is playing along.
 
I also say BS somebody was bored and had nothing else to do.
 
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