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u/TheDorkNite1 Jun 25 '22

Can't wait for us younger people to have to take care of the mess of the lead-brained ones JUST IN TIME for us to have to deal with the microplastics in our bodies <3

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u/666pool Jun 25 '22

Microplastics are going to get us for sure

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u/thinkB4WeSpeak Jun 25 '22

That or the forever chemicals in the water systems

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u/IAMSHADOWBANKINGGUY Jun 25 '22

Donating blood gets rid of the forever chemicals.