How do you: take off a bandaid, jump into a pool?

rip it off, jump in at once.

Bandaid — slowly and carefully.
Pool — dip my legs in for a few seconds, then jump in.

Another vote for ripping and jumping.

All in, baby!

Rip off band aids.
Only go in heated pools.

Rip off bandAid.

Turn over steak.

I burn off the bandaid with a torch and then dive into the shallow end headfirst to put out the flames.

I try to rip it off, but I am too afraid of the pain, so I end up just slowly peeling it off.

I go slowly into the hot tub.

@MrItty I’m with you on this one.

I usually wait until the band aid comes off or close to off by itself then rip it off fast and I jump right into a pool after waiting for it to be warmed by the sun or heater. So I guess I am a wait then jump kind of person :)

So it is true. Quality over quantity. Good to see!

Be a man. take a deep breathe and rip it off in on stroke. why do you need a swimming pool? instead, hit the wall with your fist. this pain will make you forget all about the bandaid caper.

I just rip them off! I’m not about to let women have all the fun waxing!

Leap and the net will appear.

I rip off bandaids, but I wade sloooooowly into cold water. And I mean slowly! If the water is warm sometimes I’ll go in a little faster, but I absolutely NEVER jump into pools, lakes, oceans, extremely large puddles…

Of course I also don’t know how to swim very well, so jumping into deep water could potentially result in death. Might have something to do with it.

Band-aid: rip.
Pool: by inches.

I soak in a hot bathtub for a while to breakdown the adhesive and slowly remove the Band-aid.

I normally will dive into water. I hate going in slowly. The worst is when the cold water gets to my boy-bits. Diving is easier.

Having tried the slow and the fast method, I can say the fast method is better. It’s better to just get it over with.

I’m a peel a plaster off slowly and gently type of gal as if i rip it off i always end up with an itchy blister type of rash…............ Too much info?

As for the pool jump or dive in gets you over the shock quicker. i always amazed to see people sticking a toe in and then shivering NO offence to anyone who does that but to me your just prolonging the agony by doing so !

Rip the bandaid for sure. And where I live the water is always bathtub temperature so jump right in.

I am a ripper and a jumper! And damned proud of it!

I think that the answer you seek is this: No. Peeling a band-aid does not retroactively affect Jumping in the pool. As you can see, some can rip off a band-aid and at the same time, inch their way into a pool. So, in the case of your question I would feel safe to say that no is the appropriate answer.

I slowly peel it off, its kinda fun.
In a pool? Uhm… If its hot out then i jump in but normally i sit down first using the sides and then just go in.

I’m not actually asking HOW
If this question had nothing to do with band aids is there a reason why otherwise intelligent people couldn’t think of another metaphor? Get creative.

unplug thier amplifiers!

Bandaid comes off at a medium pace. I’d rip it, but my skin, she is sensitive. I jump into pools like it’s my job.

It is the way I have led my life also, if I know something has to be done, even if it is not going to be particularly pleasant, I just dive right in and get to it. Often it turns out to be not nearly as bad as I was anticipating, sometimes it is even fun!

I guess it is too early to be amusingly creative.

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I rip and jump.

I quickly pull it off.

Rip and jump