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yes it did, and Subnautica and many other forms of media have made me avoid the ocean by all means
I played ARK for like 2 months before going more than 10m down into the ocean it was too spooky.
I have the same, while playing Sea of Thieves. It's really weird. I know it's just a game, and yet, taking a dive feels very unnatual, and I avoid it completely during ingame nighttime.
>Subnautica
>investigate the giant crashed ship
>only entrance is at the rear
>scuttled around the metal hull like a b***h
>suddenly see the silhouette of a giant eel-like monster
>NOPE
Kinonautica* over 30 replays
Frick man, that fricking game
Just reading subnautica instantly made my mind flip back to the time I was in that area behind that huge ships engines and there were those gigantic monsters down there
Terrifying
>play horror game on land
>scary but good fun
>play underwater level in dumb action game
>freeze, nervous system at 200%
Why am I like this.
Deep unknown waters are scary
But Orcas arent
Subnautica is so fricking over hyped. This is as "scary" as it gets. The undersea creatures are all more whale like and alien and by that point you have a fricking suit of armor so there is zero threat
it's ~~*gameplay*~~ is running around like a little cuckold collecting trash so you can build a machine that lets unlock more trash. those anons playing it are sub 100 IQ brown people
Yes, while watching movies is much more productive.
I went snorkeling in the ocean once, it was fricking terrifying.
Nope. I've always been more concerned about lakes than swimming in the ocean.
Kek, went snorkeling once in San Diego, it was fricking amazing.
Jaws overly demonized sharks. The truth is, though, they don't really want anything to do with us. Even Great Whites just investigate. Most people don't even realize they're being checked out. As long as you pay attention and behave appropriately, you're not getting eaten by a shark.
What they did to demonize Orcas is even worse.
>text text text
Man, old posters fricking sucked.
If you don't like words, it's got a nice picture for you to look at instead. Much better than modern movie posters.
I just think it's very tacky and ungraceful to have a 20 line exposition on a movie poster. This is like 1950s comic book writing where instead of showing a character's thoughts, the text would just describe what happens on the page (which you can clearly see anyway).
>THE TERRIBLE KILLER STRIKES AGAIN AND THIS TIME HE'S SET HIS EYES ON HIS NEXT PREY AKA VICTIMS AKA YOUNG WOMEN ON A BEACH PARTY, WHERE HE USES HIS GHASTLY SHARP BUTCHER'S AXE TO KILL AND DISPOSE OF THE CORPSES OF THESE FINE YOUNG LADIES
>YOU WON'T BELIEVE IT UNTIL YOU SEE IT... IN THEATERS!
Did boomers really need to have everything spelt out for them? I guess show-don't-tell wasn't a thing until the 90s.
I prefer movie posters / trailers that tell me what the movie is actually about, so that I have a basis for deciding whether or not to watch it.
A good movie poster does that with either the art and title alone or just a short catchy tagline, not a wikipedia excerpt.
I just don't agree. I don't find modern posters or trailers useful at all. I instead rely on friends and anons to give me proper descriptions of movies.
The stories about the navy ships sinking and the survivors (even uninjured and not bleeding) being picked off or sharks following life rafts waiting for someone to jump in or surfers losing legs waiting for a wave make it seem like more of a location thing. If you're at the beach you're less likely to run into one to begin with and if you do they are probably too cautious to try picking you off. But after a certain depth the number that see you goes up and so does the risk because of it.
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/the-worst-shark-attack-in-history-25715092/
https://www.newsweek.com/woman-fiends-eaten-sharks-capsized-atlantic-1453952
The kino stories if no ones read them before.
Interestingly too some people who tried to an hero off the golden gate bridge say that after realizing they were still alive one of the first things they usually felt was sharks brushing by them and checking them out. Apparently there's like a dozen different breeds of shark that have been known to show up in the bay area.
>Interestingly too some people who tried to an hero off the golden gate bridge say that after realizing they were still alive one of the first things they usually felt was sharks brushing by them and checking them out
based helpful sharkbros
helped keep prisoners on alcatraz too
Shark are curious sea dogs
Not their fault they mainly investegate by biting
So sharks are the shitbulls of the seas? Guess the chinks were right.
Sharks are gentle creatures that just want to eat fish and enjoy life. Pitbulls are bloodthirsty monsters that kill for fun.
Then why does he have to wear chainmail around Sharks, but not Pitbulls?
Because a chainmail wont stop a shitbull for going at your throat but a shark will.
You need a gun around pittbulls
It must be hard being American. Joggers, Cops, Pitbulls, 3-letter agencies and school shooters can kill you at any moment.
As long as we can still trust our escalators we're okay... I guess...
Two different genres, avoiding environmental dangers vs enemy mobs
He's wearing chainmail because he knows that pitbulls can swim. A pitbull can attack any place, any time, when you least expect it. The real question is why aren't you wearing chainmail right now too?
Damn that water drop
How does that work? The water seems deep enough for the guy to waterski but shallow enough for the dog to just run like that?
He's using a kite/sail thing. With those you can zip across water that's only an inch or so thick. Basically hydroplaning.
Interesting.
That’s one heroic pitbull
There ia no malice in sharks
And they nibble
But if you fricking start thrashing they panic
How would you feel if suddenly something completely unknown broke into your house, completely ignored you and when it saw you lost its shit and started trashing around?
No, sharks serve an important environmental purpose. Shitbulls do not
>Shark are curious sea dogs
They're literally called sea dogs in Croatian.
SharkBlack person spotted.
Sharks are literal Black folk of the sea. They are as dumb as crocodiles and aligators and attack everything that moves without even thinking. I'm glad they get mogged by Killer Whales.
Alligators and crocodiles are very intelligent.
It was an honest mistake. Don't tell me you've never accidentally eaten a limb before.
What was his fricking problem?
Problem? He's just enjoying a leisurely cruise down the river.
Did he died?
>Sharks are literal Black folk of the sea
>literal
Thats why they overturned Roe v Wade, repopulate the seas
>What they did to demonize Orcas is even worse.
Killer whales used to attack people, before the age of industrialized whaling. We taught them to fear us, and ever since then they've been teaching their young that humans are dangerous and should not be trifled with.
The only recorded attack on humans was in the 70s. It was a surfer that walked away. He got a ton of stitches, but didn't lose any body parts. Orcas attack boats, most likely because of what you mentioned and the fact that we're competing for fish. Even when Orcas have successfully sank a boat, they left the people in the water alone. They are far kinder to us than we deserve.
I'm pretty sure the Greeks, Romans and medieval European sailors wrote of them attacking people.
>humans are dangerous and should not be trifled with.
They're very social with humans.
They don't even nibble us to see if we taste good. Sharks do. Think about that, a shark, a fricking fish, has more curiosity for a novel morsel of maybe-food than a hyper-intelligent mammal? Does that make sense to you? These creatures, intelligent as they are, don't even wonder what we taste like.
They know better. Sharks are curious but not very smart, so they go in for a taste test. Orcas are too smart for that. They KNOW that attacking humans is a bad idea, no matter how good we might taste.
There are 0 recorded deaths from Orcas
They dont hurt people
They are inteligent, beautiful and majestic.
So stfu
t. orca
Orca fins typed this.
Didn't a trainer at sea world get drowned by one? I think it was even recorded
Yes. We should have been specifying that Orcas don't attack people in the wild. Cage them up and you eventually become their toy. And they kill their toys for fun. They commonly "play" with their food. That's something that makes it even more extraordinary that they're so cool with us.
Tilikum. And he killed more than 1 trainer.
Usually it isn't brought up in this sort of conversation about wild orcas though since it's pretty clearly the captivity fricked him up.
The two matriarchs he was housed with out beat the shit out of him enough that they had to keep him in a tiny medical pool, the slouched fin is supposed to be indicative of depression and a chemical imbalance and I think one of the times he attacked a trainer was blamed on him doing something he always got a fish for, not getting one that time when doing it, and throwing a fit, so most of the circumstances were ones he wouldn't experience in the wild.
Are you his lawyer?
Wtf I thought no one online knew I was a blobfish.
>The two matriarchs he was housed with out beat the shit out of him
god I wish that were me
>read about kelly byrnes death, 20 year old ecology student
>batted through the air while screaming for 10 minutes
>witnesses saw her sob "I don't want to die!" before she was pulled under
Why the frick do we keep these in captivity?
theme park money
Shekels.
Sperm and Breeding program money even moreso than show attendance tickets was the big money maker from Orcas.
In 2016 some law god passed in the US that disallows breeding of captive Orcas or the sale/trade of sperm and embryos. So effectively, any company that has a captive whale can keep it and use it in educational shows until it dies (as laws also tightened up what "shows" were allowed), but cannot breed it to produce more. And capturing of whales was never allowed in the US from what I remember buy buying or being given them by companies in other countries, then breeding them in captivity here was the way they got around that.
There's a lot of money in jacking fish off, apparently.
Mother fricker had killed 3 people and they still used him in shows.
>Til I Cum
Orcas are smart enough to not frick with humans. Sharks are low IQ degenerates.
THANK YOU
although sharkfriends are not degenerates
They are more like dogs
Zero recorded deaths from WILD orcas. Ones in captivity go crazy once in a while and drown someone.
If i keep you in a cage and force you to do tricks you would go crazy wouldnt you?
Never said it was unreasonable for them to go crazy
>We
How the frick has a whaler from the 1850s survived intil 2022? Anyways i hope you're proud of yourself for personallly murdering the most intelligent creature on the planet
Whales live very long lives. By consuming their hearts, I have acquired this trait for myself.
Mostly true. Sometimes great whites still just like to bite things when they're unsure. Then they'll thrash about if they can't get their bear-trap mouth away.
>t. didn't grow up around the ocean
Sharks will take a bite out of you if you end up on their path.
>dude, did you just fricking splash?
no, i was always uneasy about going into oceans or lakes
who knows what might lurk beneath the surface?
>oceans
makes sense
>lakes
lmao who tf is scared of lakes?
theres a billion scary things like these waterplants in which your legs will get entangled and then you drown very slowly
>you drown very slowly
The average human body cant survive without oxygen for 3-5 minutes, so these plants sound cool, they make you drown more slowly.
Don’t forget the submerged trees. Frick that shit.
8 foot carps
Giant muskies
Exactly anon, they're not our domain and we're not built for traversing them.
I always make it a rule to avoid activities which would lead to my death becoming a cautionary tale.
obviously, I watched it as a kid and it scared the shit out of me
I am agoraphobic when it comes to big open water regardless.
that would be thalassophobia
>I am agoraphobic when it comes to big open water regardless.
I am claustrophobic when it comes to pineapple pizza regardless
Many people are.
I just arrived at the ocean this evening. I'll be dipping my dick in it tomorrow morning. Hope it sees a silly shark!/
>couldn't even go into a swimming pool as a kid because I thought there were would be a shark
thanks a lot jaws and banjo kazooie
>banjo kazooie
Frick
hop in dude
What's that?
It's an indoor diving facility. They basically just filled a building with water.
Who was filming this?
You know the film crew can wear breathing apparatus right?
>Oh hey diving sounds interesting
>Watch a couple videos
>Silt
>Nitrogen Narcosis
>Oxygen poisoning
>Small bubbles from movement and gear causing caveins
>Guide lines breaking
>Friends knocking your rebreather away in a panic
>10 minutes (and 10 minutes of oxygen needed..) at a decompression stop for every 1 minute past a certain depth or you get the bends
This is for people braver than me. I'll just take my chances hiking in the savanna or something.
you forgot the worst risk for diver
Thats cavediving, normal sea diving is very riskless unless you are grossly incompenent. But tbqh too many ppl dive as is and many are very reckless about the nature aspect of it, like breaking off coral.
Just get a mask and a snorkel and dive however far you can go with just your breath.
how the FRICK does he get back up without running out of air?
They can hold their breath for like 3 minutes or some shit
homie the webm is 2 minutes long and it ends with him at the bottom
>I swear Liam Neeson really jumped that fence in one take
most likely in a facility like that theres oxygen sucking outlets in lots of spots
freedivers don't need to decompress slowly because they aren't breathing compressed air. decompression sickness is consequently rare for free divers.
damn that's cool, looks like a lot of fun
Jesus! how can he hold his breath for so long without losing consciousness?
https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/news/2021/5/freediver-holds-breath-for-almost-25-minutes-breaking-record-660285
What liquid is he in that he sinks in it like that?
How does he hold his breath for 2 minutes?
If he sinks, how would he get back out from the bottom?
If there's a trick to floating back up how does he hold his breath for 2 MORE minutes (4 total)?
Seriously, what the frick am I seeing here?
Places like this should be built for the plebs. Literally who wouldn't like this and not your typical 8-10 feet
I avoided the ocean anyway cause I just don't like getting wet
No, but Joker (2019) made me think twice about going to the cinema.
no shark ever called me a "fricking white male"
No it didnt, its fictional
but this did
Reminds me of an episode of JAG. Mick said something about sharks in the bay.
Mac: There are sharks in the bay?
Mick: This is Australia. There are sharks in the tub.
I spilled so much seed over her. When I found her nude sex scenes from some shitty b film I nearly rubbed my dick off, the one where she squats down on that manlet's dick on the chair.
public focus is fickle af. people by and large didn't even give a frick about sharks before Jaws
in the whaling days sperm/white whales were the monster of the deep that everyone dreaded before the industrial revolution made whaling redundant then suddenly everyone just basically forgot about sperm whales and how dangerous they supposedly were
>sperm whales and how dangerous they supposedly were
Absolute monsters.
I love animals
Awe
>humans are destroying oceans/forests/ecosystems/jungles around the world so that we can have 2 billion more Africans by the year 2100
God damn, humans suck dick. we should have never given tech to Africa and South America and just let them be huge nature preserves with a few archaic tribes running around. instead the planet is doomed because israelites and wasps want cheap labor and more people to sell shit to
Reminder that Sperm Whales are the loudest animals on earth and is capable of killing a human using its echolocation
Fricking amazing.
Doing a barrel roll - appropriate for every situation
There's a part of 20,000 Leagues Under the Seas where Captain Nemo says something along the lines of
>you shouldn't kill animals unless you intend to make use of them. except sperm whales. sperm whales are terrible and they should all be exterminated
>public focus is fickle af.
Edward Bernays has entered. Its called the Overton Window, and every major media publication on earth is owned by 6 companies.
They narrow the range of debate, and allow for fierce debate within that range. Think culture war
they ARE extremely dangerous and are predators unlike most similarly large whales which tend to be filter-feeders and are intelligent and would attack and sink whaling vessels cause they knew what was going on and could be revenge-motivated, unlike a shark which is basically just food-motivated
No. The blue crabs in tide pools drew some blood but I never worried about sharks.
I live right next to the sea so not really
Was Jaws an incel?
The only thing I'm scared of is Delta P
Did he dindu or did he du?
What a fricking cool and terrifying creature
The sharks name is Bruce you dumbarses
>/b/ used to make OC
>now its just pol-lite
frick pol tourists
Dead internet
>space sharks
fake and gay just like space
sharks are CUTE
aww he rescued his fish fren
Lost a lot of respect for the shark bros when I saw this completely incapacitates them.
Sharks are just part and parcel of swimming in a big ocean. We just have to accept that theres enough room for all of us to coexist and to just leave them be
>We just have to accept that theres enough room for all of us
Animals don't think like that. Humans became too soft.
if dolphins/orcas are supersmart like they say, how do they not get extremely depressed/go insane living in their cold featureless environment? how do they even apply their mammalian intelligence to it? none of the impressive things I know they're capable of seem particularly crucial to their immediate survival
>Research suggests that orcas are capable of recognising themselves in the mirror which indicates that they have some sense of self as they recognise their own reflection. Mirror self-recognition may not be proof of self-awareness but it is a very good indicator of an individual having a concept of themselves.
Orcas are literally smarter than a young Black person.
you do know these studies are based on culture and not race. When put into the same cultural enviroment they perform the same. This is like saying a chinese child raised by british parents wont be able to speak english.
>being an intelligent Orca is a social construct
No one's buying that.
orcas are social animals, they learn from eachother. raising an orca in isolation will leave it stunded.
so why would raising Black folk with one another leave them stunted?
>seeing your own reflection is cultural
I guess that when you are a sub human primate that is incapable of exerting control over your environment, looking at a reflection of yourself in a lake would just get you eaten by a crocodile.
The poorest white neighborhoods have less crime per capita than the richest black neighborhoods. It's mostly genetic and a little bit of "deys culta" you stupid Black person lover.
>source
>my ass
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2016/03/23/poor-white-kids-are-less-likely-to-go-to-prison-than-rich-black-kids/
He's actually right. It's the WAPO so they take the perspective of "this shows the justice system is racist" because to liberals the obvious conclusion of "black people commit lots of crime" is verboten
>When put into the same cultural enviroment they perform the same.
Literally not true.
>featureless environment
Seriously?
yes. its dark and buoyant. basically like existing in a void once you go ~50ft below the surface level
With human eyes. Ours didn't evolve to function below the surface like that.
there isn't really anything to be looking at though, certainly not that would require specialised vision if you're not a deepsea fish that literally never sees light
They use audio/hearing like we use our eyes underwater. It gives a detailed image in the darkness.
>Jaws may have ruined the ocean but at least I know pools are sa-
This is why you have an always horny redneck friend good with a lasso check your pool.
its the microbes and nasty lurking little critters that scare me far more than crocs etc
theres a type of tiny squid or something in the amazon that crawls up your dick and you have to cut your own dick off before it reaches your internal organs
It's a fish.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candiru_(fish)
that's why I always tie a knot before swimming in the nature
Its nonsensical, but a bunch of this stuff made me afraid of being in water. Even in pools I can't help but think about a gater sneaking in while Im underwater. It sucks so much bros, I love swimming.
Anybody know the name of a movie where a dude kills his wife by throwing her to alligators (or crocs I dont remember but I think it was gators and there was a whole swampy thing going on with those boats with the big fans on the back) but she survives and comes back years later to get her revenge?
Wish I could remember it.
There was weird scene where the gator drags her to his nest and she wakes up there or something like that but maybe that was just my nightmares of it after.
Must be fairly old. At least 30 years, probably more.
>gator drags her to his nest
Gators pin their prey underwater to tenderize them. The closest I found to your description is Eaten Alive, but it's not the same.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0074455/?ref_=ttls_li_tt
Thanks for looking.
I just worked out it was an australian series not a movie called return to eden that ran from 83 to 86.
Very strange of my german grandma to have watched this with me.
>Live nowhere near the ocean
>Only have small lakes where you might see the occasional trout
Feels good man.
>he doesn't know about the giant killer trouts that live at the bottom of lakes
be very careful
I wish
>try to have fun in river that is connected to ocean
>almost monthly bullshark sightings
sometimes we get sick whales but the bullsharks ruin things
>Live near northatlantic ocean
>worst sharks you can encounter are these adorable little frickers
>Live near northatlantic ocean
>It's always cold, so you can't go swimming in it anyway
Once you acclimate, you'd be amazed how cold the water can be and you can still swim in it. Of course, no one can escape hypothermia, but if you're active in the water, your body temperature can stay up for a bit. I used to spend all day in and out of the ocean in northern Japan.
15 degrees is my absolute minimum and here it rarely goes above 10.
Man i wish, northatlantic and baltic sea beaches are packed to the rafters rn.
>live in the mediterrenian
>greatest sea in the world
>no shark friends or whalefriends
Also FRICK DOLPHINS
>be me
>on the coast of the med
>having a swim next to boat
>dolphin comes full speed and rams me sideways
>impacts so hard I exhale and start gobbling water
Those pretend fish mammal frickers can suck my dick.
I fricking hate these frickers
>glowing rep
>violent rapists
>form gangs
>attack and kill for no reason
>intelligent enough to know this is torture
The Black folk of the sea
Mediterranean has sharks, just not big ones. Dad said he was diving once when he was younger and came face to face with one, didn't know who ran away faster him or it
every inch of the sea has sharks
they're a fundamental ecological component of the sea
they're just not all huge fricking great whites
You're wrong, the Mediterranean sea is actually full of large sharks
Great Whites are spotted in the Mediterranean from time to time.
A person getting attacked by a Great White. I think it was earlier this year.
aren't sperm whales the ones that frick up your insides due to their sonar or something
i read about that on Cinemaphile and i don't quite remember what they said exactly
>aren't sperm whales the ones that frick up your insides due to their sonar or something
They can, but they don't except in very rare cases. One guy was free diving with some sperm whales and a juvenile got a bit close. Diver put his hand out to keep the baby whale from swimming into him and when the whale came hit his hand, he lost all feeling and function in his arm for a few hours. But yes, they're capable of killing you with a click. Says a lot about them given how many of them we've slaughtered.
a thread about sharks and orcas and chud is somehow still just ranting incoherently about black crime statistics
Totally not an obsession tho.
More accurately, it made me think about never going in the ocean again. And so far, it’s working.
I survived two "shark attacks" in my life if we use the official definition of any unintended physical contact between humans and sharks
>at aquarium
>they have sharks in the sting ray touch tank
>sign says the sharks supposedly don't care about the human hands holding food
>leaning against the railing with a shrimp in my hand over the tank
>shark fricking jumps out of the water and attempts to grab it out of my hands knocking the shrimp loose
>on a school field trip to go snorkeling with sharks in a small man-made lagoon
>again told that the sharks in the lagoon dont mind people
>snorkel towards the edges
>shark beelines it for me and rams me in the stomach before fricking off
I hate sharks so much bros
no but waterworld did
I was scared to go to the bathroom, dude
Only been in the ocean once at San Diego when I went with my friend and his mom during summer break when I was 12. He and I were out in the water about six or seven feet apart and we both felt something swim under our feet at the same time. That was the biggest NOPE moment of my life. We pretty much just stayed in water we could stand in after that.
man you'd never be able to get away with Quint death in a modern PG rated film. probably even too graphic these days for a PG13.
>nah m8 sharks dont eat people they just ni-*ACK*
What am I looking at here
Swimmer in Australia getting eaten by a Great White, its like a 5 minute video of a Great White ripping him apart and then you see the torso floating in the water and the shark comes back for it.
link yo video
frick water
When it's got you
it's got ya
I'm not american and I don't spend the summer by the sea. Not because I can't but because I don't like it.
>when you literally die but she refuses to stop sucking
when I was very young I thought there was a small chance jaws could be in my closet at night
Still could be.
Until you look in and ascertain the facts, you don't know. QED.
>remember that african guy whose boat sank
>everyone else drowns
>he survives in an airpocket in the toilet
>can hear "large sea creatures" eating the bodies of his friends throughout the rest of the ship
>no light
>no water or food
>decides to risk the trip to the kitchen
>summons the courage to get there in the submerged dark with big sharks and shit everywhere
>manages to buy himself some more time in the kitchen airpocket with fresh water
>scare the absolute shit out of the white salvage diver sent to scout the wreck before salvage like over a week after the sinking by reaching out to grab him as his light appears in the bubbling water next to you
>vow never to go near the sea again and move inland
There's video of this from the diver's POV camera as he gets the scare of his life as this delirious, half hypothermic black man reaches out for him in this wreck at the sea floor.
I don't know if I would've had the courage to move from one room to the other.
Frick that shit.
this deserves a movie
He was just some regular over middle aged guy, fattening about the mid.
If they made a movie it'd be idris elba lol
It's just Poseidon Adventure: Black person Edition
The only comfy underwater game ever has been Minecraft. I dont know how he did it, but being underwater in minecraft was never scary.
Unfortunately I've been conditioned to fear the dark water in games and so even in MC seas I was on edge.
I think the only game where I've not had this is in the original far cry.
Because the squids were friendly
>being underwater in minecraft was never scary
I only play heavily modded and I'm fricking terrified of the ocean and only the ocean.
What does the mod you use add that's so horrific?
Playing Enigmatica 6, so probably Aquaculture and Upgrade Aquatic.
fricking dumb drowned zombies absolutely ruined minecraft's water and oceans for me
nah, but seeing what a crocodile does to a person when it grabs a limb made me consider stepping foot in a zoo once.
As a landlocked Midwesterner there is nothing I could possibly want LESS than going into the ocean.
I'm born and raised on the Pacific coast, and there are moments when I'm under water looking into the abyss that strike a deep fear into me.
It's a yawning darkness that stretches out forever and you can feel it.
Do you ever worry that you might get dragged down into it by a current never to be seen again?
>americans don't spend their summer on the seaside
lmao enjoy your corn fields
what the hell do you guys even do in summer?
>what the hell do you guys even do in summer
Elk and deer scouting for me
sounds good but boring after a few years
btw I'm going trekking a lot this summer
yeah that would never happen in normal cirmustances
>sounds good but boring after a few years
I've been hunting since I was a kid. September-November is my favorite time of year. It never gets old. Every hunt is different and most years I draw a different tag so I get to use a different weapon which means game is at different elevations and areas which breaks it up even more.
Nah, nothing's really boring when you have good friends to do it all with and there are different activities in other seasons, too. All of this is in addition to Internet/Vidya/TV/movies/etc as well, of course.
>what the hell do you guys even do in summer?
Festivals, fairs, farmers markets, hiking, picnics, cornhole, swimming at the old decommissioned quarry...
I’ve never swam in an ocean
>went to sleep
>thread still up
Love when jannies aren't homosexuals deleting threads with nice discussion.