And Supernatural. I know the post says otherwise but I think that "everyone's dead but not really" does sum up the show quite well.

Haha, it even rhymes!

Omg yes, creamy broccoli soup is one of the most delicious things I've ever had. Plus it's very cheap and easy to make!

Never been, but Croatia's south's sea is amazing. You just have to be careful about sea urchins, but even those are rare and live mostly in deeper parts of the sea.

I don't like some feelings either but I would rather have seaweed tickle my legs than take antibiotics for a month because of infection caused by a dirty pool as I had mentioned earlier. But my parents didn't know better, and obviously neither did I. So if you ever plan on having kids, remember that an icky feeling is still a hundred times better than excruciating pain for a few weeks thanks to which you can't sleep, and hearing problems for the rest of their lives. Just because it hasn't happened to you doesn't mean it can't happen to them.

We have. We just don't find it very big of a deal.

Omg Jumanji, that was such a good movie. It's the movie of my childhood along with Mummy and my endless crush on Brendan Fraser, back when he was hot.

I checked online and I can order it but it costs like 10 bucks for 250g. I haven't robbed a bank, dammit! And homemade sounds good as well, albeit a bit dificult.

I've never been to Puget Sound itself but I swam in a couple of lakes in Bellevue and they're not bad. A lot of algae and it doesn't smell quite like the sea, but nothing to be concerned about.

I forget that I live in an inland country and thus only encounter the sea when I go on vacation. Yes, if you live in a country in which the sea is close to freezing or is contaminated by something, then it's only logical people won't swim in it.

Sea is honestly the better choice. Pools are full of chlorine and child piss. The salt in the sea at least filters the fish poop etc a lot better than the chlorine in the pool. Mother nature can deal with these things rather well.
I have personal experience with this. When I was little, I used to prefer the pool. But I got an ear infection and it was really, really painful, and the doctor told me and my parents that it's because the pool is literally full of piss and basically that we're idiots for going to the pool when the sea is nearby. So we started going to the sea, and abracadabra, things got better. I also had to take antibiotics for the infection, so thanks pool of piss.
So basically if you dislike saltwater because "boo hoo it hurts my eyes" or "boo hoo I'm scared of fish" then I have nothing to tell you. Unless you live in like Australia or some other location in which it's not safe to go swimming in the sea, then I completely understand why you'd rather swim in pee.

That doesn't sound so bad.