[asshat]

The 1st Annual Holding Your Breath Contest.

I just held mine for 63 seconds.

[Beaucephus]

:|

[lad]

Originally posted by army1@Sep 16 2004, 10:13 PM
[b]The 1st Annual Holding Your Breath Contest.

I just held mine for 63 seconds.

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If you make it 9 mins

we'll all chip in and send you a shirt

[Velvet]

stuffin numbnuts :loool: :loool:

[greg]

I'm so excited I can hardly breathe.




(wow)

[leucetios]

this contest leaves me breathless

[asshat]

Originally posted by britishlad@Sep 16 2004, 10:16 PM
If you make it 9 mins

we'll all chip in and send you a shirt

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are you talking to me?

[CT280]

Originally posted by army1@Sep 16 2004, 05:13 PM
[b]The 1st Annual Holding Your Breath Contest.

I just held mine for 63 seconds.

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thats a breath of fresh air.

[lad]

Originally posted by army1@Sep 16 2004, 10:18 PM
are you talking to me?

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No, i just quoted you to confuse the rest

































yes i'm talking to you

[TomFoolery]

Originally posted by army1@Sep 16 2004, 10:13 PM
[b]The 1st Annual Holding Your Breath Contest.

I just held mine for 63 seconds.

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I suspect you timed yourself while giving your boyfriend head in the pool...

[asshat]

Turns out I kind of suck at holding my breath.

[b]Italian freediver claims new world breath-holding record

Giancarlo Bellingrath of Naples, Italy claimed a new world record for static apnea after successfully holding his breath underwater for 12 minutes and 47 seconds.

31-year-old Bellingrath beat the previous record, held by Gianluca Genoni by an extra 13 seconds. The record breaking feat took place at Scandone swimming pool in Naples. Bellingrath specialises in freediving endurance records and has held his breath underwater for an hour, taking only 80 breaths in a total time of under 15 seconds.
"It should be added that his record was only achieved by pre-breathing 100% oxygen and is therefore not that significant - and in fact would not be recognised by virtually all the freediving community (including AIDA - the largest international body). The accepted world record is held by Martin Stepanek on Czechoslovakia at 8mins06s." commented Steve Gardner, Chairman of the British Freediving Association.
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[NinjaBassist]

"It should be added that his record was only achieved by pre-breathing 100% oxygen and is therefore not that significant

So you could still be in the running army

[asshat]

Originally posted by NinjaBassist@Sep 16 2004, 10:25 PM
So you could still be in the running army

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i'm gonna go out on a limb and say that he wasn't a smoker.




pussy.

[VitaminE]

is 12 seconds good?

[asshat]

Originally posted by VitaminE@Sep 16 2004, 10:35 PM
is 12 seconds good?

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mmm....not really.

[MarkyGman]

Originally posted by army1@Sep 16 2004, 05:13 PM
[b]The 1st Annual Holding Your Breath Contest.

I just held mine for 63 seconds.

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Can ya hold it till ya pass out and die?

[leucetios]

not possible. Psychically speaking

[Banana]

Originally posted by leucetios@Sep 16 2004, 04:29 PM
not possible.  Psychically speaking

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Psychically speaking? :eek:
It is not physically possible. I used to worry about that as a kid. I'd hold me brath and think "If I pass out, I DIE."

[MarkyGman]

well fine then, ruin all my fun.

[greg]

Who is going to win this contest?

I'm blue with anticipation.




moke: