Funny The Old Old Older Than Dirt Ben Simmons Water Hole

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Lake, river, ocean or pool?

  1. Lake

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  2. River

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  3. Ocean

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  4. Pool

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  1. Orion Bailey

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    Where do you prefer to swim?


    There. I did my part.
     
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    Any clean body of water.
    Don't like pools much.
     
  3. PtldPlatypus

    PtldPlatypus Let's go Baby Blazers! Staff Member Global Moderator Moderator

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    Easiest poll ever. Pools are full of chemicals. Ocean is salty and wants to kill you. Lakes get stagnant and nasty. Give me a river any day.
     
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    enjoy your dip!
     
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    This!
     
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    SlyPokerDog Woof! Staff Member Administrator

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    There is nothing better than warm ocean water.
     
  7. Orion Bailey

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    exactly!

    i cant count how many rivers ive swam and tubed down. From the deleware to the snake to the platte… rivers are where its at.
    And as for @wizenheimer ’s pic? It all flows downstream eventually. ;)
     
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    SlyPokerCat cats rool dogs drool

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    Other than being in a hot tub with you.
     
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    Chris Craig (Blazersland) I'm Your Huckleberry Staff Member Global Moderator Moderator

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    Lake or River

    Nothing like standing in the ocean and listening to the waves though.
     
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    River, for sure.
     
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    I like the river. Not a big fan of the ocean. Especially at night. Lakes are cool but Ecoli is a MF!
     
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    I learned to swim at Peninsula Park 1955
     
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    So…. You haven’t meant the Willamette? Or the Clackamas, which is full of red necks?
     
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    this. I frequent the warm ocean waters.
     
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    tykendo Don't Tread On PDX

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    Until a jelly fish grabs onto your leg.
     
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    and a shark swallows the jellyfish

    then an orca swallows the shark
     
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    That's where my parents met.
     
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    Sandy. I like Sauvie's Island too.
     
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  20. UncleCliffy'sDaddy

    UncleCliffy'sDaddy We're all Bozos on this bus.

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    Thankfully this is no longer the case in most American communities. I was in Cleveland 2 years ago and they’ve done an impressive job of reclaiming the river. Now they’re trying to reclaim as much riverfront as they can for recreation and tourism. They get an “A” for effort. Prior to the Clean Water Act, the Willamette was an open sewer. Today, as a former wastewater treatment professional, I would not hesitate to swim in it (and have done so). The comeback has been remarkable. And anyone who might say that the Willamette is still a sewer is ignorant AF. But I DO give the Cuyahoga River fires a a great deal of credit for helping create the EPA (and my profession) and the resultant improvements in water quality (regardless of how far we still have to go).
     
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