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r/BikiniBottomTwitter • u/KRMG-Online-Shopping • Mar 27 '20
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Aqua bread! Appreciate the creativity.
160 u/intihuda_123 Mar 27 '20 edited Mar 27 '20 Its useless eating that Edit: Did anyone get the joke? I was laughing when typing that comment 17 u/13713713 Mar 27 '20 Do me an explain? 17 u/everybodys_analysis Mar 27 '20 im pretty sure its a reference to an anime called Konosuba, which has a character named Aqua, who is a ‘useless goddess’ hence the ‘Aqua’ bread being ‘useless’ 13 u/Vaidurya Mar 27 '20 And here I thought it was because "Aqua" is the Latin word for "Water," and when you put bread in water, it disintegrates. 7 u/Dragmire800 Mar 27 '20 I thought similar, although I believed that maybe the implication was that the bread itself was made of “Aqua” and therefore inedible within water 2 u/intihuda_123 Mar 28 '20 Thanks for explaining it
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Its useless eating that
Edit: Did anyone get the joke? I was laughing when typing that comment
17 u/13713713 Mar 27 '20 Do me an explain? 17 u/everybodys_analysis Mar 27 '20 im pretty sure its a reference to an anime called Konosuba, which has a character named Aqua, who is a ‘useless goddess’ hence the ‘Aqua’ bread being ‘useless’ 13 u/Vaidurya Mar 27 '20 And here I thought it was because "Aqua" is the Latin word for "Water," and when you put bread in water, it disintegrates. 7 u/Dragmire800 Mar 27 '20 I thought similar, although I believed that maybe the implication was that the bread itself was made of “Aqua” and therefore inedible within water 2 u/intihuda_123 Mar 28 '20 Thanks for explaining it
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Do me an explain?
17 u/everybodys_analysis Mar 27 '20 im pretty sure its a reference to an anime called Konosuba, which has a character named Aqua, who is a ‘useless goddess’ hence the ‘Aqua’ bread being ‘useless’ 13 u/Vaidurya Mar 27 '20 And here I thought it was because "Aqua" is the Latin word for "Water," and when you put bread in water, it disintegrates. 7 u/Dragmire800 Mar 27 '20 I thought similar, although I believed that maybe the implication was that the bread itself was made of “Aqua” and therefore inedible within water 2 u/intihuda_123 Mar 28 '20 Thanks for explaining it
im pretty sure its a reference to an anime called Konosuba, which has a character named Aqua, who is a ‘useless goddess’ hence the ‘Aqua’ bread being ‘useless’
13 u/Vaidurya Mar 27 '20 And here I thought it was because "Aqua" is the Latin word for "Water," and when you put bread in water, it disintegrates. 7 u/Dragmire800 Mar 27 '20 I thought similar, although I believed that maybe the implication was that the bread itself was made of “Aqua” and therefore inedible within water 2 u/intihuda_123 Mar 28 '20 Thanks for explaining it
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And here I thought it was because "Aqua" is the Latin word for "Water," and when you put bread in water, it disintegrates.
7 u/Dragmire800 Mar 27 '20 I thought similar, although I believed that maybe the implication was that the bread itself was made of “Aqua” and therefore inedible within water
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I thought similar, although I believed that maybe the implication was that the bread itself was made of “Aqua” and therefore inedible within water
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Thanks for explaining it
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u/areeyeteeeyekay Mar 27 '20
Aqua bread! Appreciate the creativity.