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You know, as a native Floridian, I am trying to understand what type of childhood trauma, brain injury, drunken stupor, or other mental lapse that would make you want to get into freezing water of your own free will. Is someone threatening you? If you just want to have some type of sadomasochistic experience, go and marry an adult entertainer.

Well, for one thing, we can dive a lot more if we don't need to travel to FL first!
 
We probably don’t have an intact wooden schooner in here but we do have, 2 submarines, 5 warships and 65 merchants within 50 miles of the Fastnet lighthouse as well as the other 4,000 shipwrecks. I love cold water.
 

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Well with your climate you have to find something to love
 
We probably don’t have an intact wooden schooner in here but we do have, 2 submarines, 5 warships and 65 merchants within 50 miles of the Fastnet lighthouse as well as the other 4,000 shipwrecks. I love cold water.
Strange how the all sank in that line. Do you have sharks with frickin lasers?
 
Strange how the all sank in that line. Do you have sharks with frickin lasers?
Irish water boundaries, congratulations to Bangor University for identifying HMS Stevan Furness
 

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