when your underwater - cant you

[A Former User]

@Michi4959 technically when you breath air there are some sort of moisture particles in the air whether it’s water or not

[kitkatgirlie]

@Michi4959 bro stop taking meth

[A Former User]

kitkatgirlie mf what means

motherf***er what a severe profanity phrase

[kitkatgirlie]

@Michi4959 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[A Former User]

kitkatgirlie

meth is -

wow

for whatever reason I googled it bc I wanted to see a picture…

ouch

I don’t need help

[kitkatgirlie]

@Michi4959 bro pls stop 😔😭😭😭

[A Former User]

kitkatgirlie that’s one thing that I want to try

[A Former User]

kitkatgirlie fine

[A Former User]

@Michi4959 only if you tell me what 2+2 is

[kitkatgirlie]

@Michi4959 thank u for not breaking my mind :>

[kitkatgirlie]

@Michi4959 2+2 is 4

[A Former User]

kitkatgirlie thanks.

[A Former User]

@Michi4959 because i thought it was fish

[kitkatgirlie]

@Michi4959 your welcome

[A Former User]

kitkatgirlie Wait…

meth can be used to treat ADHD?

next thing you know they are going to be legalizing meth… the way the world works

[kitkatgirlie]

@Michi4959 bro why 😭

[A Former User]

kitkatgirlie I’m simply pointing out a very true fact

[A Former User]

@Michi4959 Well. When you breath, the air goes into your lungs. Liquid going into the lungs is not good at all. Especially if you’re breathing in chlorine pool water. I admit, I’ve considered this idea too. But I know it would end very poorly. I’m sure doctors have thought of this too, and why they make things to breath underwater instead.