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[daveman]

Water has never killed anybody.

Oh, good. Then all these people are still alive.

QuickStats: Average Annual Death Rates from Drowning,*? by Sex and Age Group ? United States,§ 1999?2010

 

[Pogo]

Water has never killed anybody.

Oh, good. Then all these people are still alive.

QuickStats: Average Annual Death Rates from Drowning,*? by Sex and Age Group ? United States,§ 1999?2010

As far as the content of water they may as well be, yes. Because those people died of drowning. Which means not that they got water but that they didn't get air.

Oh sorry-- did you think Trannysteve had a point?

 

[daveman]

Water has never killed anybody.

Oh, good. Then all these people are still alive.

QuickStats: Average Annual Death Rates from Drowning,*? by Sex and Age Group ? United States,§ 1999?2010

As far as the content of water they may as well be, yes. Because those people died of drowning. Which means not that they got water but that they didn't get air.

Oh sorry-- did you think Trannysteve had a point?

No. Just playing with you.

 

[Pogo]

Oh, good. Then all these people are still alive.

QuickStats: Average Annual Death Rates from Drowning,*? by Sex and Age Group ? United States,§ 1999?2010

As far as the content of water they may as well be, yes. Because those people died of drowning. Which means not that they got water but that they didn't get air.

Oh sorry-- did you think Trannysteve had a point?

No. Just playing with you.

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[Uncensored2008]

Water has never killed anybody. People have however died from idiocy.

Try again...

{Water intoxication, also known as water poisoning or dilutional hyponatremia, is a potentially fatal disturbance in brain functions that results when the normal balance of electrolytes in the body is pushed outside safe limits by over-hydration.}

Water intoxication - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia