Would you rather swim in the Ocean or in a swimming pool?

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  1. Diane Woodson profile image60
    Diane Woodsonposted 11 years ago

    Would you rather swim in the Ocean or in a swimming pool?

    Which is the most fun to you, and why?

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  2. Georgie Lowery profile image89
    Georgie Loweryposted 11 years ago

    I love the ocean, but I get squicked when I can't see the bottom. If it's clear water, then I'm fine. I usually prefer a pool over the ocean/river/lake/etc because of this.

  3. duffsmom profile image60
    duffsmomposted 11 years ago

    I grew up at the beach and swimming in the ocean was second nature to me--long before the movie JAWS came out.  I did start to think about sharks after seeing the movie.  Nowadays, I prefer a swimming pool because you don't get sand in unmentionable places and often no crowd to deal with if it is a private pool.

  4. ASchwartz profile image65
    ASchwartzposted 11 years ago

    When I was a kid it was the ocean hands down.

    Now that I'm older and have seen tv programs about all the weird sea life I feel more comfortable in a pool.

  5. angied83 profile image67
    angied83posted 11 years ago

    I live in a country with beautiful beaches so I would choose the ocean. :-) Pool water makes me itch especially when I smell the chlorine.

  6. Akuma23 profile image60
    Akuma23posted 11 years ago

    OCean for sure. I cant get people going to the seasise (prefferably from hundreds if not thousands of miles away ) and then stay by the pool.

  7. stank24qm profile image61
    stank24qmposted 11 years ago

    I definitely prefer swimming in an ocean or lake. It just feels more natural and fun to me and I also don't like the smell in chlorine. However, if I'm relaxing and have a few drinks then I will choose to wade/lounge in a pool.

  8. nochance profile image88
    nochanceposted 11 years ago

    I grew up in an area with a ton of lakes and so that is my preference. I always loved swimming through reeds with a snorkel to look at the fish and shells. Pools seem boring compared to a lake (though I do love water parks), and I don't have a good opinion about the ocean because the only time I swam there I was having an allergic reaction to the sunscreen I used on my face. I loved the waves, but otherwise I would rather just pick up shells.

 
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