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Why didn't you dunk your head? "Seemed clean enough" and "didn't seem all that bad" are not exactly glowing reviews. I think you answered your own question about why people are against the lake (as rhetorical as it may have been). Many people are not willing to take the risk. There is enough negativity surrounding the lake already that one look at a floating plastic bag or one look at the Don and Humber rivers are enough to dissuade those already skeptical about it.As I said, my friend cut his foot on a broken beer bottle during a short swim in the lake. That was enough for me.All that being said, good on you for taking a dip. To each his own! How cold was the water?
Scared of a little water. Man/woman up.
Quote from: GhostOfPotvin29 on July 23, 2011, 09:47:04 PMScared of a little water. Man/woman up.More like scared of a little hepatitis.
Quote from: Madferret on July 24, 2011, 03:36:16 PMQuote from: GhostOfPotvin29 on July 23, 2011, 09:47:04 PMScared of a little water. Man/woman up.More like scared of a little hepatitis. I'm sure all of the hepatitis concentrates itself around the Toronto beaches and latches itself into your bloodstream as soon as you go in. That does sound reasonable, to be fair.
On a (kind of) related note, we went to Splash Works at Canada's Wonderland today. Great time and I'd like to thank all the fully-clothed East Indian women with life perservers on spalshing around in the wave pool. Ladies, thanks for the chuckles.
Quote from: Floyd on July 24, 2011, 09:09:15 PMOn a (kind of) related note, we went to Splash Works at Canada's Wonderland today. Great time and I'd like to thank all the fully-clothed East Indian women with life perservers on spalshing around in the wave pool. Ladies, thanks for the chuckles. Does that fact that they were east indian make it funnier?