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that's a very oversimplification of it. how people can be willing to consume a beverage that can be used to eat the corrosion off of battery terminals is beyond
by dylan604 10mo ago
that's a very oversimplification of it. how people can be willing to consume a beverage that can be used to eat the corrosion off of battery terminals is beyond me. so they'd be missing that on top of the sugar, unless of course they are drinking the sugar free versions, then it's just the battery cleanser
- Arch-TK 10mo agoLemonade (made from real sugar, water and lemons and nothing else) can also eat the corrosion off of battery terminals...
- jrochkind1 10mo ago> can be used to eat the corrosion off of battery terminal That's just acidic, orange juice will do the same thing. But perhaps you are amazed people are willing to consume orange juice too!
- kstrauser 10mo ago> how people can be willing to consume a beverage that can be used to eat the corrosion off of battery terminals is beyond me. Wait 'til you find out what water can do. I do get your point, but really, it's just corrosive in a different way than the usual highly corrosive stuff we consume daily.
- rhyperior 10mo agoLet me tell you about this thing called saliva…
- rootusrootus 10mo agoAbout the same acidity as lemonade. Less acidic than the stomach it is going into. There are far more pressing things to worry about in this world.
- tjwebbnorfolk 10mo agoI'm drinking a coke right now. The reason? I like it. Also I'm not sure how the pH level of a food is relevant to anything
- mrguyorama 10mo agoThe PH level of a food in fact can make it delicious. Sour is one of the main "flavors"
- mattmaroon 10mo agoLuckily I have zero battery terminals inside me. Any acid would eat the corrosion off a battery terminal. Orange juice probably works. Chemistry is scary to those who don’t understand it because it gets used for this type of sophistry.
- tucnak 10mo agoIt's so entertaining how, like, 10 people jumped in to make fun of you for this idiotic pirouette!