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w🌻 :

exactly… why would he turn water into wine

2026-09-22 23:15:33

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☠enteruserhere☠ :

no bc im pretty sure the blood of christ was cherry diet coke

2026-09-23 03:11:35

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Rahul :

Regular coke is 90% water. Coke zero is 99% water.

2026-09-23 05:22:01

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Shea :

pepsi max u mean

2026-09-23 15:25:48

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who_is_she :

pfff get the real thing. Get the regular coke.

2026-09-23 07:56:19

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user550935745751 :

To test you 😳

2026-09-28 17:16:29

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(^▽^) ⦑G⦒⦑r⦒⦑a⦒⦑c⦒⦑e⦒ (✿^▽^) :

Cheers to that

2026-09-23 14:50:24

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Enchi :

didn’t he say something like, let them drink coke zero?

2026-09-23 23:06:58

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Heyitsmeow :

Each time I fill my bottle it's 90% water and 10% pepsi black. I count that as my water intake but flavoured.

2026-09-22 01:50:47

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carlyhennessy :

HAHAHAHAHA exactly. I base all of my choices on this exact theory

2026-09-22 07:21:06

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naim :

me watching rn

2026-09-22 09:34:34

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Lee (Cptcrunch) :

me with Pepsi max

2026-08-19 22:39:47

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Abznizzel :

Free will

2026-09-28 14:23:32

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࿊ ༻🪷༺ ࿊ :

valid question

2026-09-23 15:30:40

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Manon :

Exactly

2026-09-28 11:57:30

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Noggeenhulk :

WaTer? Hell no. Here, anyone?

2026-08-28 15:59:36

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aytacotaco :

Cole zero is 99% water. I’d say it’s his gift to us to make drinking water easier.

2026-09-22 08:07:01

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User767392657 :

I live on diet coke and tea. I genuinely don't remember the last time I drank water its so bad. so I include my cuppas

2026-08-19 23:47:52

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B 🐝 :

me arguing with my kidney stone rn

2026-09-22 08:35:15

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elena :

me rn

2026-09-23 21:33:54

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Džon Vik :

me with Pepsi Max and 7up

2026-09-08 09:40:28

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zofiak_07 :

me and my coke zero against the world

2026-09-27 20:28:18

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Iman Wamboi :

How this reel found me

2026-09-23 06:33:58

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Michael Touhy :

Coke Zero is approx 99% carbonated water . He invented water, so he could invent Coke Zero

2026-09-25 01:58:18

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