What superpower would you like and why?

Again, not something I've thought about a lot. Superpowers don't exist.

But, when you go scuba diving, you have to do the following:

1. Pull all your equipment out of the wardrobe, the bathroom, and whatever other place you've squirrelled it.
2. Drive to a scuba site
3. Haul a 10kg tank and link to your BCD and regulator etc
4. Pull on a wetsuit (often tight and awkward and can take quite a while!)
5. Pull on your boots and gloves and assorted stuff
6. Pull the BCD, tank, regulator combo (about 20kg worth) onto your back and walk however far it is to get into the boat or the water

And then there's all the work cleaning it all up and packing it away...

So my superpower? I'd like to be able to breathe underwater without any of that.

Comments

  1. cyberiagirl24 June, 2014 00:01

    You win the prize for the most unique superpower desire!

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