#34

Glad you stuck up for yourself there, good work

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#35

fair enough mate, can’t say fairer than that

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#36

I answered though :frowning:

#37

Stranger than things have happened at sea

#38

I went to sea once, nothing strange happened. pure hype imo

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#39

will be out in mallorca in a few weeks, very much looking forward to a swim in the med. great bunch of sea.:+1:

#40

The moon pulls the sea about all day every day, it’s outrageous. When the moon gets angry about being neglected by earth, it creates giant tsunamis.

#41

Why don’t you join the Navy if you love the sea so bloody much?

#42

Imagine seeing lightning before science was in fashion - can see why people believed in Gods of lightning and the sea and that.

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#43

They’re always drinking rum in the navy, I’m not into it enough I don’t think

#44

I love the sea. I was in it last week and will probably be in it again next week. It de-stresses me and makes me feel calm.

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#45

oh look, another sea stooge

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#46

I bet a fucking sea stooge is a real animal as well innit. Some slimy little fucking bellend called a “sea stooge”. I can just picture the little dickhead.

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#47

My feet. In the sea. Ground breaking photography I know.

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#48

I am neither a dickhead or a bellend, Sir.

#49

You are charming. If you were a sea creature I think you’d be a proper fucking prick though

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#50

definitely have tentacles. Would love tentacles.

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#51

I don’t think you’re charming any more

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#52

Tentacles is a bit much.

I’d be happy with twotacles.

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#53

Mariana Trench is deeper than the height of Mount Everest by 7000 feet.