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I'd do it as long as I didn't see Jason Statham hanging around anywhere.

Dont worry he'll go and spend weeks fiddling around with drills and chemicals and bungee cords instead of shooting at it from the ground.

Nope...just watching that, some pee came out.

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Would love to see someone dive in head first and not be aware until the last second. If that were possible.

Reminds me of the Hitman: Blood Money level "You better watch out..."

Not a chance in hell

Considering the number of shoddy construction worker shit posted daily on Reddit, I probably wouldn't use it. Maybe if nobody else was in the pool but during a big party where it's obviously overloaded.. that's a death trap.

Displacement means that no matter how many people are swimming, it weighs the same....assuming it's normally kept full of water.
Besides, who wants to die alone? I say take that party with you.

Only if their entire weight is suspended by the water. If they're walking in the bottom (like here) it will add weight.

Having said that, I'd be pretty confident that it could take the negligible extra, even if it went above the max recommended occupancy.

Having said that, maybe for 30 seconds just to freak myself out, then nope nope nope nope nope.

The nasty thing about pools is even if you're not actually over the edge, when it bursts, the water will sweep you over anyway...

If this is anywhere near the First World legal system, I should think the pool is designed to hold 4-5 times the max amount of water you could possibly get it to hold.

If it's somewhere with a lot more corruption and widespread bribery, I wouldn't even walk down on that sidewalk.

I dunno, it's pretty static. If it's up there every day with probably about seventy tons of water in it and it isn't hasn't cracked or broken yet, it's probably cool to support a couple thousand pounds of people bouncing around.

Oh hell no

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