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Maria_72403 :

They also hired a witch to curse the water 😱

2024-04-03 22:02:48

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revmyharley :

how about Gerolsteiner and/or Mountain Valley Spring water? I drink both.

2024-01-17 05:01:19

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Madison Hall :

Lol is this satire

2024-05-09 19:33:28

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Niki Dawood :

Tysm for posting this!! I was thinking about trying this product but I’ll definitely pass on it💯

2024-01-15 14:12:24

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PrissyAnn :

IM NOT GOING TO LIE - I LIKE THE ART WORK ON THE CANS I'M HUGE ON SKULLS ALWAYS HAVE BEEN BUT I THOUGHT IT WAS BEER & COOL ART BUT I WAS SHOCKD WHEN I FOUND OUT IT WAS WATER CUZ I GET ART/NAME ON BEER

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