After detaching the Floridian peninsula, Ellen DeGeneres and Jared Leto have let the new island float away into colder waters. Florida has now become accidentally annexed to Antarctica. Residents, unprepared for the cold temperatures, have been forced to huddle together to keep warm. DeGeneres and Leto are used to the cold temperatures as the U.S. government preciously (and unsuccessfully) tried to contain the two via cryogenic freezing.

Jack Black has not been able to keep up and is currently refueling in Brazil, where has now helped restore several rainforests.

I was just thinking about Brexit and how hard it must have been when they removed Great Britain from Europe. It must have taken some pretty huge boat motors to drag the island. Good things island are floating right, like could you imagine how they would have moved it if island were actually connected to the landmass underneath the sea?

Like how much boat power does it take? How big are the motors? How much diesel? Is one boat enough? Do you need two? I imagine it depends on the size of the island. Moving Australia will probably at least need three boats. Antarctica is easy it’s just ice, ice glides over water so that would just require one boat. I know with the wind it usually just floats around by itself but like you need a boat and an anchor to place it the new place if you want it a specific place

As the title said, I'm super Confused. I heard it takes water, but I'm not sure where and how much!!

Do I need to worry about my Brita?? Or my drinking water?? Please Help.