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Super proud to say that both Clouds of Fury and Endless Shades of Blue have now been collected today! These two new sales marks 8 Intrepid Ocean pieces collected (for ~8.8Ξ). Discounted timed auctions for By The Sea event have now finished, and reserves for the remaining four twitter.com/intrepid_p/status/...

shout out to whoever saved my life 15 years ago was like 8 years old and got dragged out and some random dude saved me, dropped me off on the coast and dipped me n mom couldn’t even say thanks

1/ On Drowning This afternoon, along with a stranger, I rescued an old man who got dragged pretty far out to sea by undertow in heavy surf. We swam out and brought him in. Every single cliche about events like this turned out to be true

Happened to me in Hawaii years ago. Got a bit cocky and swam out a bit deeper than I should have. All of a sudden realized I was in a rip. Was so incredibly tired that I basically gave up, couldn't yell, tried waving. Nothing. Luckily a local noticed and swam out to get me.

lifeguard eventually showed up with one, gave it to him to hold and he immediately lost it in the next wave and we had to go grab it. but yes the general advice below is correct

@chinchillaboots

For the normal people it’s key to try to get a flotation device for this reason. Many go down trying to save folks gassed from fighting the current

no idea. in retrospect, I should have chased them down and asked. I was right next to them and did not notice a thing.

respect. any idea what alerted the young couple to realizing there was a problem, since no one else or the lifeguard noticed?

Cliche 4 from drowning person pov: you do see your whole life passing by very fast once you think you’re done. Almost died while surfing last year, no one saw it, and somehow i found the strength and peace of mind to stay calm. So scary Bravo to you and the other stranger 🤝

i was an eagle scout & did the lifesaving merit badge ages ago, and was a bit worried about this because you learn this in training. fortunately there were two of us, we each grabbed a side, balanced him out, he was OK, did not struggle with us.

@TheNFTMusician

Agreed. As a person who’s slap been in this situation - and a strong swimmer - the only thing I’d add is that when you attempt to save the person, they will almost always try to hang on to you (which ends up pulling you under as well) and is a pretty scary thing

1/ On Drowning This afternoon, along with a stranger, I rescued an old man who got dragged pretty far out to sea by undertow in heavy surf. We swam out and brought him in. Every single cliche about events like this turned out to be true

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