When I swam in a beautiful lake in Bacalar, Mexico a big fish started following me around 
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Do you like the film that’s called Big Fish?
I have not seen the film that is called Big Fish. I am woefully inept at watching films.
Edit - damn autocorrect FU my phone
Tasty morsel!
I watched the film called Big Fish three times in the cinema despite not really even liking it that much.
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I’m guessing there’s no actual big fish in it then? Unless this was an attempt to conquer your fears of the beasts below?
Can’t really remember if I’m honest even though I saw it three times at the cinema. It’s a very forgettable film.
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got stung by a jellyfish in the Atlantic Ocean once, have never gone near an ocean since. Greatly prefer lakes.
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Mind if i send this to #accidentalpartridge?
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William Hope Hodgson’s nautical stories are so good at conveying the vastness in comparison to human-built crafts, e.g., his description of the storm in The Boats of the Glen Carrig.
And, of course, rogue waves:
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I’ve interacted the most with the North Atlantic so it wins by default
Bloody nepotism
North Pacific is the only ocean I’ve ever known, therefore it’s the best.
10/10 good ocean
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Got any good north sea facts, wr?
Fact 1: I’ve swam in the north sea twice in the past week
Fact 2: I saw a common minke whale in the north sea a few days ago (this is not related to fact no 1, for the jokesters among you)
Fact 3: These are some fish that live in the north sea:
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Thank you.
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You’re very welcome!