What is the most stuck you have ever been in mud or quicksand and how long did it take for you to get unstuck.

[Sam1234567890]

Also where were you when it happened and what were you doing.
Asking again for anyone who is new or wanted to answer again for new members.

[zxy070401]

Up to my neck, then I can't sink anymore. The buoyancy was too strong to sink deeper than your chest. And it took me about 10 minutes to get out. That was so easy.

[Quicksand-Lover-7]

I think that you already asked this question here.

Link:
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[Quicksand-Lover-7]

Oh wait I see, it’s for new members. Lol!

[Subdude57]

30 minutes or possibly a little longer. I got stuck in mud in a wooded area near an apartment Complex I used to live in many years ago. It was dark and my eyes had just adjusted to the dark. I managed to get about mid thigh depth but when I decided I should get out. I couldn’t. I’m not entirely sure why but the mud hard compacted (settled?) around my calves and had an iron grip on me. I wasn’t scared but it was very, very difficult. For about twenty five minutes, I COULDNT MOVE! I tried all the tricks, sitting back, relaxing, trying to lean forward and pull one leg out. It took a solid half hour before I was able to make any progress. I left a shoe behind but I finally got out. Good thing too because I was a good distance from where anyone could hear me.

[Villein]

Almost an hour, and was chin deep.
And quite alone at the time.
Estuarine mud that is tidal is not to be taken lightly.

Suffice to say, I survived.
Or did I?

So yes, as much as the myth of quicksand may be that?
Drowning isn't a myth, and we are all ten minutes away from a slow and patient wait for a respawn.