Interestingly this was the exact type of art I was working on when I was watching the planes hit on 9/11 in my first week of HS back in 2001.

Beautiful and soon gone

>ice worms

Just like it sounds like, worms that live in ice.
https://glaciers.nichols.edu/iceworm/

No, I will just think about a nice fresh cool drink of water and not the death toilet thing, thanks

I swear Below zero had this exact trench

r/thalassophobia

Since nobody asked, what do you mean by "ice worms" because my brain immediately jumped to a scary sounding parasite

Where's the "lowrider" part?

Lol when I was in Iceland climbing a glacier the guide encouraged us to drink the water, and it was the purest-tasting water I’ve ever had. Didn’t get sick, but can’t tell you whether or not that was just lucky.

Looks like something you'd see on an alien planet in the game No Man's Sky. I like it!

And waffles?

Yay just followed thank you!

Yes it’s a.rose.designs 😊

Love! Do you have an Instagram?

I was just in Iceland and did the classic snorkelling tour and the guide said we could drink the water if it gets in our snorkel.

Oh yeah, cutting the absolute shit out of your hands doing this in highschool was just part of the fun.

Nope. I'm not going to imagine that.

I fucking love gorillas

That’s rough, buddy.

u/savevideo

You would die of diarrhea prob a lot of bacteria in there

Some of the scariest places I can imagine.

Water rests on the top, melting downwards trying to reach the bottom, when it reaches it, it breaks through and makes a river on top that leads to a hole that goes sometimes hundreds of feet to the bottom.

Imagine swimming in this peaceful blue glacial water(ice worms btw) and then you hear 'crack'. Suddenly your gentle blue pool is a massive toilet about to take you for a ride to the bottom, never to be seen again.

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How much wood can your beaver engulf?

Oh, great. Another person who thinks water is some kind of magical cure-all. Let me tell you, kid, a glass of water isn't going to fix all your problems, especially not a hangover. It's just like any other beverage, like a flavorless iceberg lettuce or a bland cauliflower. Sure, it can hydrate you and maybe even help with some of the symptoms, but it's not going to make all your pain go away. And if you're the kind of person who's getting hungover all the time, maybe it's time to take a look at your life choices and make some changes. Drinking water might help in the short term, but it's not a long-term solution to your problems. So go ahead and drink your little glass of water, but don't expect it to solve all your woes.