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If it's flavored, then it isn't water, amirite?
by Anonymous12 years ago
......
That's like saying
"just because coffee is flavored, it isn't coffee" ... .WTH?
by Anonymous12 years ago
The coffee bean has a natural flavor, so that's not an equal comparison. OP is trying to say that water is water, plain and simple. Nothing added. Once you change that, it's not just "water" anymore.
by Anonymous12 years ago
No, you can add flavor to coffee. A compound is added to the coffee beans so they'll be flavored. It doesn't come out flavored like that naturally. It's still coffee. By adding flavor to water it's still water.
by Anonymous12 years ago
Either way, I'm not up for an argument about coffee and water. I'll save my time for more important debates, like whether or not you can play checkers with chess pieces.
by Anonymous12 years ago
Say you squeeze a bit of lemon into a glass of water, therefore making it lemon flavored. According to you, it's no longer water, which isn't true.
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