my dee dee dee cousin says it will break down under water....
202251
First we need to clear up what you mean.  'Styrofoam' is a trademarked name for a type of panelled home insulation.  They failed to protect the trademark well enough, so now "closed cell foam" is pretty much routinely called Styrofoam, and it's not.\n\nAnyway, blocks of closed cell foam used for flotation (such as under floating docks, and inside closed areas of boat hulls, etc.) are more likely to be broken or damaged by improper handling, exposure to rough weather and freeze/thaw conditions, and other mechanical damage.  In addition, many types of closed cell foam will break down in sunlight, so UV protection is vital.\n\nIf your blocks are adequately protected from wear, breakage and sunlight, then water itself is unlikely to harm them.  (Keep in mind also that some types of closed cell foam, such as the kind used in coffee cups and packaging materials, are made of corn starch and are *intended* to break down over time.  You don't want that for your floating dock, diving platform, etc.!!)
8702
OH!!!!!! I know this one!!!!! I heard it last year! Okay, the man has hiccups, and when the gun is held up to him, it scares him, so he doesn't have hiccups anymore, and if he doesn't have the hiccups, then he doesn't need the water! :)
199803
I am not going to read such an absurd theory. But come on, has he done any research to see if such a huge body of water in that area of the world can freeze over?? Has he even read the story?? Most bible historians believe that it was the Sea of Galilee where this happened which is a HUGE body of water! The story also states that a huge storm occured during this , so wouldnt the hugh waves during the storm,pretty much break up all the frozen water?? Just another antheist trying to gain some ground for Satan!
638676
Tell him about baptism - - - - he will have to be dunked in the water to be saved - - - - I don't think he's thought it through.
568769
dont do that you will get screwed over go to lake clinton and fish more luck there than private pond
64368
It could crack or bust.
588371
don't worry -- there are going to be "signs" -- it's not just gonna come out "heavy" it usually starts very light. always carry a napkin in your purse so that you are prepared when it comes.\nif you were swimming, and you just got it -- i don't think it's going to "trail", if it was already heavy -- then i don't think you should swim.
579169
I had an inflatable kayak when I was younger, and I hated the thing!  It was a pain in the a** to inflate and was really unstable.  I don't know how many times I fell out of that thing, and it's not because I have bad balance.  I never fell out of a regular or open-topped kayak in the 10 years since I first learned!\n\nSeriously, save your money and purchase a good, durable non-inflatable kayak if you're really interested.
641538
nothing the electricity will be transfered along the outside of the sub and be dispersed into the surrounding water. Some of the electronics might suffer a little surge damage but nothing major would happen. Unless someone was standing on the exterior of the sub when it was struck.
296070
Heck no don't cry just keep reading my ridiculous Q&A's\n\nI am gonna go finish the Ark right now and test float it in my pool. The Darn ducks, geese, pelicans and other water birds are really making the pool a mess with their poops. So I hope my ark floats or else I'll be up to my neck in S H $ T literally LMAO\n\nPS: you need to sign up for the contact via email option so I can write to you directly :) or send me an email
330074
just use it as is or buy a paddle tightwad
313261
Hahahaha......... Dont worry boy. It wont break.Oh my god i cant stop laughing....    :))
528065
first of all it wont look too good... thats a lot of pee!!! next, they must  have on water proff  clothing, it will be all over then. lastly, the terminal velocity is -2... they are pissing against the wind! thank God they have enough sense to be strapped down, otherwise youll have a lot of chooped  hambugger to deal with
493357
I'll try and bay pacific but you sea it shore is difficult. He's out on his own from what i can fathom, aegean quickly, needing an outlet when his hands are tide. He may hit the rocks but will be fine when his Gal apagos waves to him.
150240
im goin this sunday.it mite be alittle sad tho,kuz my wife will be w/me and she lost her brother and uncle last year,they died while surf fishing in washington state at the ocean {riptide}.her brother left behind his wife and 3 children {9yr ,7yr,3yr}  ,her uncle was a retired doctor   \n:(
43954
The above solution  is correct but note that the density for the object is derived less than what for water.\nSo the object cannot be submerged in water unless you hold it in place.
424554
The problem is not the weight of the water, it's the drag of the fluid. Unless you can find some magic way to eliminate the drag in a fluid like water which is so much more than that of a gas, you will be stuck with lower speeds. Even if you had some "magic" bubble around the sub, you would still need to displace the liquid to move the bubble.