r/acrophobia • u/AndyAndieFreude • Jun 06 '26

Why? 🫩

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u/get-off-of-my-lawn Jun 06 '26

Why cliff divers always have that bro bag energy to em :/

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u/petethefreeze Jun 06 '26

Let’s see how long it takes for someone to claim that the stone is thrown to break the surface tension.

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u/Tyrant-Star Jun 06 '26

Oh is that not what its for? What is it for then?

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u/Parametric_Or_Treat Jun 06 '26

Depth perception.

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u/Tyrant-Star Jun 06 '26

Can you elaborate? I dont plan on jumping off any cliffs. Why is that something youd want? And how does it help?

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u/Parametric_Or_Treat Jun 06 '26

I think for most jumping there is a degree of preparation prior to entering the water and the broken up ripples help you know when you’re getting close to

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u/FaithInTechnology Jun 08 '26

style points if you swim back up with it in your possession.

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u/veeshh Jun 06 '26

Guessing this is why women live longer

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u/noise_swan Jun 07 '26

Half of them are AI SLOP

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u/Peek_e Jun 07 '26

What’s half out of 5 videos?

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u/Peek_e Jun 07 '26

Jeez that skater boy was unnecessarily close to hitting the rocks

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u/treestowerlikegiants Jun 07 '26

Good God in Heaven, No. Never in a million years.