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@fabian pic that It did happen. 😉

@randahl@mastodon.social Land of the free, home of the brave. 🥲

@derpostillon wäre auch gut fürs Stadtbild. 🌆

@knowmadd@mastodon.world perplexity told me go get a bucket of water and a sponge from the car wash and wash my car at home.

@blinry@chaos.social you don’t swim for 24 hours. That’s the time you have to swim as much as possible. You can always pause to eat, sleep, or whatever. There are some people who apparently don’t need to do any of those things. 😅 https://24h.dlrg-gladbeck.de/index.php?doc=auswertung/einzel&ak=3&j=2026

@blinry@chaos.social interesting topic. Finally something I can relate to because running is not for me. Not because i don’t like it. but because my hip joints are worn out. 😞 I used to swim regularly in my childhood and my youth. I was a member of DLRG and left because of stupid teenager reasons. Since my mid twenties I rarely visited a swimming pool because, being overweight, I was ashamed of my body.

@slowtiger @fabian Prägung. Vom bestickten Pulli.

@blinry@chaos.social in my thirties I became a father and I can’t just drop the kids in the pool and come back later. That would be pretty irresponsible. That’s when I started swimming again. Nowadays we have a family memberships in DLRG which allows me to swim when my kids have their training. I really enjoy it because I can swim pretty long without getting too exhausted. Last year we participated in a 24h swimming contest where you have 24h to swim as much as you can. Last year i did 5km. This year 10.

@blinry@chaos.social only front crawling exhausts me. After 50m I am totally out of breath . 😅 So I am eager for any cool hints you share on technique.

@Semtex@chaos.social Thanks. I’ll consider this when I have some details prepared.

@vinzenz@vinzenz.social definitiv wieder ne schöne ki Aufgabe.