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Are you prepared to be judged? [Martin Rosner]
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So presumably he hadn't, because all life in the sea pees there.
Or Poseidon just doesn't like pools, and it's a trick question.
He finds pools an unnatural mockery of nature.
Restricting water in such a way is cruel. It's like a prison for water.
The pool water yearns for freedom
Pool water oughta stop sloshing around and get a job. Freedom isn’t free.
None of the fish are in heaven either. Those filthy fish.
Poseidon is the God of water, I think he understands how dilution works. Peeing in the ocean? Basically didn't do anything, essentially untraceable. Peeing in the pool? Nasty af, and easily(ish) detectable.