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Survival at sea

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Created by garymalmgren 6 months ago, 11 Jul 2024
garymalmgren
1219 posts
11 Jul 2024 8:37AM
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Well, not actually a liferaft or PDF but it kept her afloat.
japantoday.com/category/national/missing-woman-rescued-near-tokyo-after-36-hours-adrift-at-sea

JonE
VIC, 311 posts
11 Jul 2024 10:45AM
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Bloody swim rings. There should be standards for those things.

Toph
WA, 1847 posts
11 Jul 2024 9:20PM
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If it floats better then me, especially after 36 hours, I wouldn't care what standard if was manufactured too

sparau
QLD, 112 posts
14 Jul 2024 12:58AM
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JonE said..
Bloody swim rings. There should be standards for those things.


I don't think you can blame the swim ring, at a guess, can't swim so buys floaty device, "oh dear I seem to be getting further from the shore, what foul magic is at work here?".



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