Are there sharks in the Gulf of Mexico!?
--that would attack me? Earlier today i was swimming, far away from a port located in Kemah. We had life preservers on and would be pulled along by the boat. Is there a chance a shark could have attacked us!? At some points we would lose grip and be stranded in the water alone, until the boat came back (less than 5mins alone) on this map-it shows you where we were-on the red dot labeled as Kemah. But we weren't that far out from the land, just in that little section which is not entirely, but somewhat closed off from the Gulf. http://pics2.city-data.com/city/maps3/cms1292.png
Is it safe to travel to Mexico?
No it is not. You are going to get murdered as soon as you cross the border and your body will be filled with drugs. That is so that your body becomes a “mule” for the drug cartels and be delivered to the city of their choice. Once that is done, the Mexicans are going to use those drugs so they can rape white American women. *SARCASM*I have been in Mexico off and on since August 2015. I do not speak Spanish despite many efforts to learn - “Entiendo mucho español, pero simplemente no puedo sacar las R y, por lo tanto, me frustro cuando trato de hablarlo.” I actually try to speak Spanish here and people see that I am making an effort and often give me a break. People have opened up to me because of those efforts. Here is what I have learned:The Mexican people are quite friendly.They are VERY family oriented.Mexicans are DEEPLY religious.They love life and to party.Extremely helpful to others - when I have seen cars broken down on the side of the road while driving between Mexico City and Laredo, TX, you often see 3 or 4 people pull over to try to help.It is actually safer to be a full time American resident in Mexico than the US. The violent crime rate for Americans is much lower in Mexico than in the US.I often felt safer walking the streets at night in Mexico than I do in the US.Check out these webpages so you can have an eye-opening experience:Mexico vs United States: Crime Facts and StatsMexico vs US CitiesA lot of people in the US hear about all the crime in Mexico via the US Media. Guess what? It is sensationalized by the US media because the famous saying “bad news sells more newspapers”. It also is used to deflect from the problems of the United States - look at the murder rates in the Mexico vs. US Cities link again. Do you really want to hear how dangerous it is at home and make you feel unsafe or would you rather hear about someone else’s problem? Most would rather hear the other person’s problem because they want to not think about their own.
If I go skinny dipping in the gulf of mexico, will it enlarge my penis?
No but there are parasitic fishies that swim up a person's urethra
What are some typical fish that come from gulf of Mexico, are halibut,trout,mahi-mahi,salmon from there?
i love fish but i haven't eaten fish for so long due to the oil spill. last week i ordered a fish from a restanrant i've been worried since. and what are some fish typically from gulf of Mexico, and what not? thanks.
Are alligators a safety issue while canoeing/kayaking on the Mississippi River?
I'm planning a kayaking trip through Louisiana to the Gulf of Mexico - Anyway back to the question... Is this a major safety issue? Would is pose as a threat if I am camping along the river? What should you do if you did encounter one?