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Is water effective?
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| Against fire yes
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| Water can dissolve more substances than any other liquid, so I'd say so, yeah
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| Water is sick. Hydro g/u/rls when?
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But not against lots of fire
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| Does it have chemicals? And are there frogs near it?
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| water has lots of unique properties. all of life requires a water based environment. it might be the MOST effective.
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| I tried power my 2070s by water.. it was pretty weak, it wasn't even light up
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Crazy to think about when acids exist but yeah
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| Water is underated
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I think that's actually a different kind of dissolving
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| Most people who have died drank water at some point I'm their life. I don't think it's a coincidence
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Water has a 100% fatality rate.
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Unfortunately sex is not 100%
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Not only that, but it is well known that 100% of murderers drink water on a regular basis
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okay but does that make it more or less effective. bc i'd argue more effective, i like the outcome
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