It ' s a Galaxy S 6 my friend ' s phone , I ' m not so big on Samsung phones <| sep |> Voted for him once too The man said we would be in less wars , but here we are droning civs in Syria <| sep |> daddy ? is that you ? <| sep |> I think this is substantially different than they forgot cheese on my burger , or I accidentally stepped on a dead pigeon . A lot of us just got depressed when we realized we were going to have to live through 48 years of an oppressive government . The effects of such a rule could very well be far reaching and permanent , depending . Especially in regards to the climate . <| sep |> When I was 14 I drowned . My older brother J who was not medicated for his scitzophrenia and bipolar disorder held me underwater until my lungs filled with water and everything started to fade away . I was only saved because my second oldest brother K jumped into the pool and broke J ' s jaw before scooping me out of the water and performing CPR . K said I was completely limp with no pulse and the water squirted out of my nose every time he pushed on my chest . Anyways , it was super terrible at first . The scariest part was struggling against my brother and not being able to move his arms or legs even an inch . However , once my lungs were full of water the urge to breath actually started going away and I felt super peaceful and relaxed . I just remember starting to sink towards the bottom and thinking , well this is it . it isn ' t that bad . I started feeling sleepy and shadows started forming around my vision until it completely swallowed my sight except for little bursts of light that popped up in my peripherals every now and then . Then I woke up in an ambulance and my chest hurt like hell . Anyways drowning isn ' t that bad . After the initial scariness of not being able to breath it starts to feel super peaceful and you kind of just accept it .