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Deion Sanders Can't Swim


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In Marine boot camp they made us all jump off the board into the pool to "see" who could swim. Whether you could or not they made you jump in. A lot of the black people immediately said, no, I can’t swim. They still made them jump in. I thought that was kinda fugged up. I can't imagine the fear of having to jump in 10 feet of water not knowing how to swim.

I doubt they do that anymore, it was 17 years ago, but who knows. The ratio definitely fit the stereo type. The good thing was everyone learned how to swim before moving on.

I think Zod hit it on the head.

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In Marine boot camp they made us all jump off the board into the pool to "see" who could swim. Whether you could or not they made you jump in. A lot of the black people immediately said, no, I can’t swim. They still made them jump in. I thought that was kinda fugged up. I can't imagine the fear of having to jump in 10 feet of water not knowing how to swim.

I doubt they do that anymore, it was 17 years ago, but who knows. The ratio definitely fit the stereo type. The good thing was everyone learned how to swim before moving on.

I think Zod hit it on the head.

Its to break that fear and to teach them they can overcome fear. Most people can tread water, its the fear and panic that kills them.

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In Marine boot camp they made us all jump off the board into the pool to "see" who could swim. Whether you could or not they made you jump in. A lot of the black people immediately said, no, I can’t swim. They still made them jump in. I thought that was kinda fugged up. I can't imagine the fear of having to jump in 10 feet of water not knowing how to swim.

I doubt they do that anymore, it was 17 years ago, but who knows. The ratio definitely fit the stereo type. The good thing was everyone learned how to swim before moving on.

I think Zod hit it on the head.

I did the same thing during ROTC training, it was good training, I was more scared of walking off the diving board blindfolded too quickly and hitting concrete.

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Geez

It is all about access. I had roomates in college from Kenya that were well off and were great swimmers.

Of course when we went out on my parents boat on Lake W they wouldn't jump in the lake. When I started laughing about their apprehension one said that pools were great but over in Africa there's poo that eats you in the lakes.

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Geez

It is all about access. I had roomates in college from Kenya that were well off and were great swimmers.

Of course when we went out on my parents boat on Lake W they wouldn't jump in the lake. When I started laughing about their apprehension one said that pools were great but over in Africa there's poo that eats you in the lakes.

See that's why I won't swim in that crap... lakes, creeks, rivers... uh uh. Not me. Clear water or no swimming for biscuit.

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Geez

It is all about access. I had roomates in college from Kenya that were well off and were great swimmers.

Of course when we went out on my parents boat on Lake W they wouldn't jump in the lake. When I started laughing about their apprehension one said that pools were great but over in Africa there's poo that eats you in the lakes.

I've been chased by more things than I can count while swimming in Lake Wylie. River rats, water moccasins, mutant catfish...

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