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		<title>Used Scuba Diving Equipment &#8211; How Can You Breathe for Nine Minutes Using Just One Item to Help You?</title>
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<div><em><strong>Adellion</strong> </em></p>
<p>Used Scuba Diving Equipment &#8211; You have to have one item only, no more, and this item cannot be a large machine (e.g. scuba diving equipment does not count as one item, it has many parts to it). Please also tell me how you would use the item.<br />
P.S. Depth is 10-20m so snorkels won&#8217;t work =S<br />
Using a balloon/bucket  to trap air would be hard to hold on to because of the density of air. Therefore, suggestions like these will not work =(<br />
As for the hosepipe idea, do you know how much energy would be required to **** air through that? And also, when you removed your mum from the hosepipe, water to go into it&#8230; =S<br />
oops soz ppl, forgot about that, yeah, you&#8217;re underwater (20m-ish)<br />
There is a solution to this, and anyone can do it (not just Olympic swimmers or something).</p></div>
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<div><em><strong>Adellion</strong> </em></p>
<p>Used Scuba Diving Equipment &#8211; You have to have one item only, no more, and this item cannot be a large machine (e.g. scuba diving equipment does not count as one item, it has many parts to it). Please also tell me how you would use the item.<br />
P.S. Depth is 10-20m so snorkels won&#8217;t work =S<br />
Using a balloon/bucket  to trap air would be hard to hold on to because of the density of air. Therefore, suggestions like these will not work =(<br />
As for the hosepipe idea, do you know how much energy would be required to **** air through that? And also, when you removed your mum from the hosepipe, water to go into it&#8230; =S<br />
oops soz ppl, forgot about that, yeah, you&#8217;re underwater (20m-ish)<br />
There is a solution to this, and anyone can do it (not just Olympic swimmers or something).</p></div>
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