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4. In other words, "Yes, I poisoned you, but now you should trust me."

Mon Jan 13, 2014, 07:45 PM

Jan 2014

Shall we take bets on increases in cancers and birth defects in those counties in the years to come?

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Chemical smell to linger after West Virginia water is safe to drink [View all] jakeXT Jan 2014 OP

I wouldn't trust the water. madaboutharry Jan 2014 #1

Just because it SMELLS like a chemical does not mean it IS a chemical angstlessk Jan 2014 #2

A good track record jakeXT Jan 2014 #3

In other words, "Yes, I poisoned you, but now you should trust me." Squinch Jan 2014 #4

From what I understand Champion Jack Jan 2014 #5