human why you do dis

#2 - badboyscout

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#7 - jingleboyfresh

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#43 to #7 - Javapenguin

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(04/23/2014) [-]

As soon as I saw this my brain said "Wallpaper, need, big, download." mfw I clicked the picture

#46 to #43 - jingleboyfresh

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(04/24/2014) [-]

You're welcome

#31 to #7 - anon id: dba770f0

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#1 - lukeseven

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(04/22/2014) [-]

Whats the point.
Cat's don't have a clue what's going on at the best of times.

#3 - somenerd

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(04/23/2014) [-]

Scuba diving is a lot more fun in open water than in a pool.

#9 to #3 - stegosaurusrah

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(04/23/2014) [-]

except if you aren't wearing a wetsuit. brrrrrrrrrrrrrrr..

#27 to #9 - fuzzysixx

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(04/23/2014) [-]

Then a fish brushes up against your naked leg.

#28 to #27 - stegosaurusrah

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(04/23/2014) [-]

this fish, specifically

#29 to #28 - fuzzysixx

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(04/23/2014) [-]

That look breddy spooky. Seriously though, any fish. Makes me want to an hero.

#30 to #29 - stegosaurusrah

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(04/23/2014) [-]

nah, i really don't like it when they nibble you, but i've never been brushed by one

#38 to #28 - chimpaflimp

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(04/23/2014) [-]

Isn't that a stonefish? As in, lies perfectly still on the seabed until you step on it, at which point its spines inject venom into you?

#39 to #38 - stegosaurusrah

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(04/23/2014) [-]

it is actually a red scorpionfish, and besides being a bit ugly i think they are harmless

#40 to #39 - chimpaflimp

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(04/23/2014) [-]

It looks like a stonefish, but not as lumpy.

#45 to #27 - somenerd

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(04/24/2014) [-]

That would basically be the fish trying to get eaten. They don't go to you. Other than a barracuda. They are quite eager to meet you.

#26 to #3 - anon id: 2887d2a0

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(04/23/2014) [-]

Not unless you're one of the lucky ones to enjoy Scottish diving.
Wear a dry suit and undersuit, still ******* freezing. Slight change in current, or a fin kick too close to the bed and the viz goes from okay to utter **** (You cant see to the end of your arm, even with a torch).

Don't get me wrong though, when the water is calm enough, its great diving, plenty of life.

#15 to #3 - captainfuckitall

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Looking at that picture, I can see why.

#32 - kbpilottl

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carbohydrates is that a cat i sea

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#34 - Bacula

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#35 to #34 - trapsareokay

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#6 - biggrand

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I'm curious what they did for the cats ears though

If you've never dived or understodo what I'm talking about, water pressure ***** with your ears and you normally need to jiggle your jaw or blow with a plugged nose every few minutes to releive pressure

#11 to #6 - thetom

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(04/23/2014) [-]

his entire head is in the helmet. unlike when humans dive we just have goggles and a breather. also they didn't dive very far.

#23 to #11 - tinglyturtletaint

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That doesn't matter...Your ears will do the same thing in a plane and it is sealed.

#24 to #23 - thetom

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wait how does it affect you if you are in a pressurized room like on a plane?

#10 to #6 - speedyonbiscuit

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(04/23/2014) [-]

I'm not an experienced diver, but would that apply for an aquarium?

#12 to #10 - biggrand

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yeah, I've only dived indoors and that still happens, even when you're only 10-15 feet below

#13 to #12 - speedyonbiscuit

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(04/23/2014) [-]

I would guess this cat is drugged then, because every cat would flip **** under those circumstances.

#14 to #13 - biggrand

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(04/23/2014) [-]

the ear tubes could be different with a cat too, I'm not too familiar with cat anatomy. the shape of our ear canals causes air to get stuck on one side basically

#16 to #14 - speedyonbiscuit

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(04/23/2014) [-]

I was actually about the cats anatomy being different in some way, especially their ears.

But i was thinking that pressure is pressure, it's not something you can be immune to.

#17 to #16 - biggrand

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(04/23/2014) [-]

The pressure in the ears though I thought had to do with there being oxygen stuck behind ear walls

#18 to #17 - speedyonbiscuit

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(04/23/2014) [-]

So... Cats breath through their ears?...

#19 to #18 - biggrand

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no, but oxygen doesn't escape the ears if you simply descend in the water because it's rising up in general. I really might be totally wrong about this

#20 to #19 - speedyonbiscuit

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(04/23/2014) [-]

Nah it's sound logical. Cats are just wierd

#21 to #20 - biggrand

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(04/23/2014) [-]

If a pussy can withstand the pain of a 12 inch cack in a porno then a pussy can probably handle some ear pains

#22 to #21 - speedyonbiscuit

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(04/23/2014) [-]

That was a sudden turn of directions this discussing took...