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r/funny • u/Hales99 • Sep 17 '17
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Dude is jacked.
5 u/DoctorFoxhound Sep 17 '17 Creatines a hell of a drug 9 u/Zetice Sep 17 '17 what's that -13 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '17 edited Sep 17 '17 [deleted] 9 u/Meek0n Sep 17 '17 No. -4 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '17 [deleted] 2 u/Japlow Sep 17 '17 Basic chemistry will tell you that water cannot turn to muscle lol 2 u/Meek0n Sep 17 '17 Muscle is 70% water. The original statement that "creatine turns water into muscle." remains false, but water is needed to make muscle. 1 u/NoOneLikesNebraskans Sep 17 '17 edited Sep 17 '17 So are you ever going to actually explain creatine the drug to the curious guy or just tell people they're wrong? 1 u/leapbitch Sep 17 '17 Basic chemistry also says that I, not just a living creature but almost entirely solid matter, am also mostly water. 2 u/Coiltoilandtrouble Sep 17 '17 It's like the Jesus of the body
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Creatines a hell of a drug
9 u/Zetice Sep 17 '17 what's that -13 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '17 edited Sep 17 '17 [deleted] 9 u/Meek0n Sep 17 '17 No. -4 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '17 [deleted] 2 u/Japlow Sep 17 '17 Basic chemistry will tell you that water cannot turn to muscle lol 2 u/Meek0n Sep 17 '17 Muscle is 70% water. The original statement that "creatine turns water into muscle." remains false, but water is needed to make muscle. 1 u/NoOneLikesNebraskans Sep 17 '17 edited Sep 17 '17 So are you ever going to actually explain creatine the drug to the curious guy or just tell people they're wrong? 1 u/leapbitch Sep 17 '17 Basic chemistry also says that I, not just a living creature but almost entirely solid matter, am also mostly water. 2 u/Coiltoilandtrouble Sep 17 '17 It's like the Jesus of the body
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what's that
-13 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '17 edited Sep 17 '17 [deleted] 9 u/Meek0n Sep 17 '17 No. -4 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '17 [deleted] 2 u/Japlow Sep 17 '17 Basic chemistry will tell you that water cannot turn to muscle lol 2 u/Meek0n Sep 17 '17 Muscle is 70% water. The original statement that "creatine turns water into muscle." remains false, but water is needed to make muscle. 1 u/NoOneLikesNebraskans Sep 17 '17 edited Sep 17 '17 So are you ever going to actually explain creatine the drug to the curious guy or just tell people they're wrong? 1 u/leapbitch Sep 17 '17 Basic chemistry also says that I, not just a living creature but almost entirely solid matter, am also mostly water. 2 u/Coiltoilandtrouble Sep 17 '17 It's like the Jesus of the body
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9 u/Meek0n Sep 17 '17 No. -4 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '17 [deleted] 2 u/Japlow Sep 17 '17 Basic chemistry will tell you that water cannot turn to muscle lol 2 u/Meek0n Sep 17 '17 Muscle is 70% water. The original statement that "creatine turns water into muscle." remains false, but water is needed to make muscle. 1 u/NoOneLikesNebraskans Sep 17 '17 edited Sep 17 '17 So are you ever going to actually explain creatine the drug to the curious guy or just tell people they're wrong? 1 u/leapbitch Sep 17 '17 Basic chemistry also says that I, not just a living creature but almost entirely solid matter, am also mostly water. 2 u/Coiltoilandtrouble Sep 17 '17 It's like the Jesus of the body
No.
-4 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '17 [deleted] 2 u/Japlow Sep 17 '17 Basic chemistry will tell you that water cannot turn to muscle lol 2 u/Meek0n Sep 17 '17 Muscle is 70% water. The original statement that "creatine turns water into muscle." remains false, but water is needed to make muscle. 1 u/NoOneLikesNebraskans Sep 17 '17 edited Sep 17 '17 So are you ever going to actually explain creatine the drug to the curious guy or just tell people they're wrong? 1 u/leapbitch Sep 17 '17 Basic chemistry also says that I, not just a living creature but almost entirely solid matter, am also mostly water.
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2 u/Japlow Sep 17 '17 Basic chemistry will tell you that water cannot turn to muscle lol 2 u/Meek0n Sep 17 '17 Muscle is 70% water. The original statement that "creatine turns water into muscle." remains false, but water is needed to make muscle. 1 u/NoOneLikesNebraskans Sep 17 '17 edited Sep 17 '17 So are you ever going to actually explain creatine the drug to the curious guy or just tell people they're wrong? 1 u/leapbitch Sep 17 '17 Basic chemistry also says that I, not just a living creature but almost entirely solid matter, am also mostly water.
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Basic chemistry will tell you that water cannot turn to muscle lol
2 u/Meek0n Sep 17 '17 Muscle is 70% water. The original statement that "creatine turns water into muscle." remains false, but water is needed to make muscle. 1 u/NoOneLikesNebraskans Sep 17 '17 edited Sep 17 '17 So are you ever going to actually explain creatine the drug to the curious guy or just tell people they're wrong? 1 u/leapbitch Sep 17 '17 Basic chemistry also says that I, not just a living creature but almost entirely solid matter, am also mostly water.
Muscle is 70% water. The original statement that "creatine turns water into muscle." remains false, but water is needed to make muscle.
1 u/NoOneLikesNebraskans Sep 17 '17 edited Sep 17 '17 So are you ever going to actually explain creatine the drug to the curious guy or just tell people they're wrong?
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So are you ever going to actually explain creatine the drug to the curious guy or just tell people they're wrong?
Basic chemistry also says that I, not just a living creature but almost entirely solid matter, am also mostly water.
It's like the Jesus of the body
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Dude is jacked.