Only if you had the proper buoyancy to counteract the gravity, I'd imagine. Otherwise you'd sink like a rock, run out of air, and become part of the local reef system.
Phew, nervewracking
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Only if you had the proper buoyancy to counteract the gravity, I'd imagine. Otherwise you'd sink like a rock, run out of air, and become part of the local reef system.
You'd have to breathe something like an oxygenated fluorocarbon to stop your lungs collapsing.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquid_breathing
If you were doing that and also floating in a liquid 100% of the time, you've got to wonder how else it would affect your life - eating, drinking, talking, seeing, hearing (open your eyes or try listening to music underwater sometime). Toilets would have to suck. Gaseous excretions(!) - you could no longer sneak one out and pretend it wasn't you! What about babies and their nappies and their puke?!?! Ick Ick Ick. No no, it's too much.
Organ failure is rarely followed by a cocktail party.
Depends on who's throwing the wake.
So truly I cannot choose the ship that's in front of me.
Incontheivable!
But often follows after several cocktail party's.[yesnod]Organ failure is rarely followed by a cocktail party.