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Steven · by **Steven** » 11 Jul 2008, 00:23

Did you know that sharks must always swim so that they don't get strangled (this is their body structure). But, there is a trick - they find strong streams and move together with them, so that they don't have to make efforts for breathing.

Maybe something similar can be invented for the human (for the lazy ones)? Some kind of equipment which won't make people "put effort" for breathing.

Benn · by **Benn** » 12 Jul 2008, 17:51

surgeries under general anesthesias are made this way. A special tube is put into the trachea and the patient doesn't even move his chest.

Terry · by **Terry** » 12 Jul 2008, 17:53

I didn't know sharks have to move for breathing. As for people, I would say it's too much to create something like breathing mechanism.

willyoumind · by **willyoumind** » 15 Aug 2008, 10:10

Steven wrote:Did you know that sharks must always swim so that they don't get strangled (this is their body structure). But, there is a trick - they find strong streams and move together with them, so that they don't have to make efforts for breathing.

Maybe something similar can be invented for the human (for the lazy ones)? Some kind of equipment which won't make people "put effort" for breathing.

Yep, I did read an article about this sharks breathing matter...And, I didn't even believe it at the first place!

Oh no, I won't agree and those people should be buried for good, if they are too lazy to "breathe"..lol

Nicholas · by **Nicholas** » 17 Aug 2008, 10:36

Steven wrote:Did you know that sharks must always swim so that they don't get strangled (this is their body structure). But, there is a trick - they find strong streams and move together with them, so that they don't have to make efforts for breathing.

Maybe something similar can be invented for the human (for the lazy ones)? Some kind of equipment which won't make people "put effort" for breathing.

Lol! That's the limit of being lazy! :haha

Faw_Peter · by **Faw_Peter** » 18 Aug 2008, 15:26

that's not the limit, I think the limit is when one feels lazy to live.

Karl.in.eu · by **Karl.in.eu** » 07 Sep 2008, 21:19

How is that supposed to be? How is that supposed to be? To get sick of wakening in the morning, or sleeping, or what?

Faw_Peter · by **Faw_Peter** » 08 Sep 2008, 18:46

Karl.in.eu wrote:How is that supposed to be? How is that supposed to be? To get sick of wakening in the morning, or sleeping, or what?

sometimes when I'm so sleepy, I am ready to die for a while, to have some sleep.

Karl.in.eu · by **Karl.in.eu** » 11 Sep 2008, 22:15

This is called extreme sports!

M.Helen · by **M.Helen** » 18 Sep 2008, 19:40

My record in keeping my breathe ceased is 2 minutes!

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