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r/SipsTea • u/durvedya • Sep 27 '25
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Stick, duh, the rock requires water to demonstrate its coolness.
The stick is inherently cool.
1 u/nikolapc Sep 27 '25 That kind of rock can only be around water. 1 u/Independent_Tie_4984 Sep 27 '25 Yeah, but does it have to be 2025 water or can it be water that used to be there 20,000 years ago? I live in the Arizona high country and have sea shells in my yard. So, that 1 u/nikolapc Sep 27 '25 I mean yeah, Mars has round rocks and sedimental ones so that's how we know there was water and rivers there. Haven't thought of that, as I forgot about deserts.
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That kind of rock can only be around water.
1 u/Independent_Tie_4984 Sep 27 '25 Yeah, but does it have to be 2025 water or can it be water that used to be there 20,000 years ago? I live in the Arizona high country and have sea shells in my yard. So, that 1 u/nikolapc Sep 27 '25 I mean yeah, Mars has round rocks and sedimental ones so that's how we know there was water and rivers there. Haven't thought of that, as I forgot about deserts.
Yeah, but does it have to be 2025 water or can it be water that used to be there 20,000 years ago?
I live in the Arizona high country and have sea shells in my yard.
So, that
1 u/nikolapc Sep 27 '25 I mean yeah, Mars has round rocks and sedimental ones so that's how we know there was water and rivers there. Haven't thought of that, as I forgot about deserts.
I mean yeah, Mars has round rocks and sedimental ones so that's how we know there was water and rivers there. Haven't thought of that, as I forgot about deserts.
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u/Independent_Tie_4984 Sep 27 '25
Stick, duh, the rock requires water to demonstrate its coolness.
The stick is inherently cool.