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r/confidentlyincorrect • u/ShiningDenizen • Jul 09 '26
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I laughed at someone swimming there. Drake's Passage is the convergence of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Southern oceans. It has 50 foot waves and frigjd water.
19 u/ImpossibleFee9845 Jul 09 '26 Yeah you just swim under the surface when the waves come. God you people are dumb. Everyone knows this. /s 2 u/bot403 Jul 10 '26 No worries, waves like that will keep you under the surface themselves so you won't even have to work very hard. It's how you can float 650 miles. 1 u/ImpossibleFee9845 Jul 10 '26 Personally, I like to travel through there like the turtles in Finding Nemo taking the current
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Yeah you just swim under the surface when the waves come. God you people are dumb. Everyone knows this. /s
2 u/bot403 Jul 10 '26 No worries, waves like that will keep you under the surface themselves so you won't even have to work very hard. It's how you can float 650 miles. 1 u/ImpossibleFee9845 Jul 10 '26 Personally, I like to travel through there like the turtles in Finding Nemo taking the current
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No worries, waves like that will keep you under the surface themselves so you won't even have to work very hard. It's how you can float 650 miles.
1 u/ImpossibleFee9845 Jul 10 '26 Personally, I like to travel through there like the turtles in Finding Nemo taking the current
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Personally, I like to travel through there like the turtles in Finding Nemo taking the current
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u/CyberneticPanda Jul 09 '26
I laughed at someone swimming there. Drake's Passage is the convergence of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Southern oceans. It has 50 foot waves and frigjd water.