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u/Spookyfan71 Feb 23 '26
How bad is that?
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u/ClaudDaFraud PSPPSPPSP⦠Feb 23 '26
it means water can go through your body. your blood isn't staying in anymore
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u/Spookyfan71 Feb 23 '26
Jesus Christ. That's awful.
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u/ClaudDaFraud PSPPSPPSP⦠Feb 23 '26
heh... heheh... that's why the post's flair is foul sorcery
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u/Spookyfan71 Feb 23 '26
Fair. Btw I cast:
Lava jesus touch
All of the water in your body is now lava
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u/SilentCat69 Feb 24 '26
I cast: Vsause fun fact.
Water is technically a lava. This is because ice is a mineral, which make it a rock. This mean water is molten form of a rock, thus technically make water a lava.
Thus your spell actually does nothing as water is already lava.
You could just have used a normal jesus touch spell to turn water in his body to wine and not fall for this.
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u/thecraftybear NECROMANCER! Feb 24 '26
Water is technically magma. Lava is in the process of cooling back into solid state but remaining liquid, so one could argue ice slush is lava.
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u/Quick_Hat1411 Feb 24 '26
You'd get really wet, then really cold and thirsty, and then you'd go into hypovolemic shock and have a cardiac event. Probably all in less than five minutes
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u/Bulky_Sugar1347 PSPPSPPSP⦠Feb 23 '26
Well yes and no, hydrophilic means it attracts water, and allows it in. But youāll just soak up like a sponge and drown from the inside. Your blood will become so watered down that it wonāt be able to sustain life anymore
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u/ClaudDaFraud PSPPSPPSP⦠Feb 26 '26
ok thanks for the correction
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u/Bulky_Sugar1347 PSPPSPPSP⦠Feb 26 '26
All good man! Iām a nurse studying BioMedical Science, so Iām cheating
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u/SnooCapers1807 Feb 23 '26
i counter by casting Fluoroantimonic acid pee(your body is not adapted to hold it)
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u/ClaudDaFraud PSPPSPPSP⦠Feb 26 '26
jokes on you I have ADHD and my body won't notice
edit: oh shoot I had to reread that, ACID?!?
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u/Bulky_Sugar1347 PSPPSPPSP⦠Feb 23 '26
Noooo! I donāt want to drown like that rubber dude from Xmen
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u/IDontKnowWhyDoILive Feb 24 '26
who's gonna tell him...
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u/ClaudDaFraud PSPPSPPSP⦠Feb 26 '26
Her, but what?
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u/IDontKnowWhyDoILive Feb 26 '26
that... skin is pretty thin layer. Tho to be fair, hydrophilic SKIN might actually be a big problem too. Depends on how much hydrophilic, but if your skin starts to soak up water and get bigger and bigger... you gonna die anyway..
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u/TheGamingNerd80085 Feb 23 '26
Thatās actually not too bad. Now I only ever have to drink water to provide moisture to my throat and esophagus
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u/AlternateSatan Feb 23 '26
Nice try! I always carry around a bunch of vaseline (for... Reasons (the reasons are winter btw)) so I'll just make my skin hydrophobic by making it saturated with oils!
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u/git_gud_silk Feb 24 '26
I may only have a bit before I die of fluid loss, but I can take you out with me.
I CAST: FULL BODY BONE CANCER!
Have fun dying a slow agonizing death!
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u/xXInfXx Feb 24 '26
You've deathly misunderstood what hydrophilic skin means.
I AM NOT DEAD, I AM SIMPLY MOISTURIZED!
I CAST "HIGHLY PERMEABLE SKIN!"
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u/BigBen10fan Feb 25 '26
What does that mean?
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u/qualityvote2 Feb 23 '26 edited Feb 24 '26
u/ClaudDaFraud, this cast is approved by the council!