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Why were we so worried about quicksand?
And piranhas. It was the cartoons
Quicksand is still a danger, even if it doesn't work as some people might imagine.
elabo pls
Who is Elabo?
short for elaborate
Quicksand would be like any fluid, even if it's thicker. Things still sink in it. It's a matter of denseness. Floating is not some kind of default.
meant "elaborate" if /s
Quicksand would be like any fluid, even if it's thicker. Things still sink in it. It's a matter of denseness. Floating is not some kind of default.