in case of emergency

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[GravyTrain]

Those are the biggest floaties i've ever seen in my life....how could you swim with those things on?

[zelazny]

I think they're meant for those that actually Can't swim

[GravyTrain]

well, you called me on it...

i was meaning...how could you be mobile in the water with those things on.....i understand they are for those that can't swim....but with those things on, you are just a buoy....without the ability to use your arms for locomotion

[zelazny]

you still have your legs though

[GravyTrain]

it's easier to use your arms though....at least i think so

[SHATOUSHKA]

in case of an emergency i'm supposed to grab a
6 year old?? [img]eek.gif[/img]

seriously though... thanks cya [img]wink.gif[/img]

as for the floaties... i thought they were all
that size...

[Trampis]

Saw a little girl at the river the other weekend with floatation strips sewed into the back of her suit.She looked like a litle quasi moto.

[SHATOUSHKA]

hahahahaha... how visual [img]tongue.gif[/img]

[Genie!]

DAMN thats some BIG floaters!

*geez it sounds like I'm looking into the toilet after Rich gets done* *LOL

Too bad they couldn't have fit one of those around the Titanic. *S

ALSO, I noticed in walmart now, they have little suits with floatation devices sown into the suit at walmart now. For like, really small babies/toddlers. It's in the section with the water wings, pool noodles, swimming goggles.
It's cute, safe, a good idea I think.
They are little outfits and you can see a square floatation device in it. It almost looks like the old timey life vests inside the suit.

Where the hell were these suits when I was a kid. I had to use the old type water wings that would leave scratch marks on your arms.