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if water existed 4.6 billion years ago why does it have an expiry date?
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because water never runs out it is endless mate
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because water never runs out it is endless mate
@darkfire good thinking

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if water existed 4.6 billion years ago why does it have an expiry date?
@questionoftheday It doesn't? The minerals in it just don't taste as fresh. In the ocean, there is so much water constantly being mixed around, that it is impossible for it to get "old". :D
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@questionoftheday It doesn't? The minerals in it just don't taste as fresh. In the ocean, there is so much water constantly being mixed around, that it is impossible for it to get "old". :D
@ilovecats2018 Oh I see

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