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  Necramonium - 2 years ago

  its actually a way to survive when you are a in a snow infested country, but you have to heat it up, its to cold to eat it!

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  rolldawg - 2 years ago

   Looks like the guy on the left is eating a sandwich to me not yellow snow.But i guess you can still call it a snow sandwich though lol!

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  RhainLeddy - 2 years ago

   It is physically impossible that eating snow dehydrates you. It's still water. What's bad is all the dirt and crap in it.

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    slapAniga - 2 years ago

    @RhainLeddyIt's not that it dehydrates you, but rather lowers your core temperature. Just avoid the yellow snow cones!

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  rarebrilliance - 2 years ago

  They're learning how to thaw out each other's balls in the event that they freeze.

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  sdtbrutus - 2 years ago

  yeah eating snow dehydrate you're lips and it really hurt after since you're lips are going to be allready dry as hell in the cold.

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    ErrorFixer - 2 years ago

    @sdtbrutusyou are lips.

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  weslo12 - 2 years ago

   eating snow can make you dehydrated, no joke, and it could end up killing you, these soldiers are dumb people think eating snow is good since it melts into water, but you are wrong, it's bad

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    wally9999 - 2 years ago

    @weslo12 why does eating snow dehydrate?

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    chubbs3129 - 2 years ago

    @weslo12because 50 % of moisture that comes from snow and rain comes from the ocean which is salt water

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    Thornerg - 2 years ago

    @weslo12lol at chubbs3129. Snow is frozen rain. (or rain is melted snow). It's evaporated sea water, the salt stays in the sea. Salt is minerals washed from the rock, into the sea, and it gets left behind as water evaporates. If snow contains bacteria, then so does water and we drink rain water all the time!

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    slapAniga - 2 years ago

    @weslo12Hey moron, eating snow will NOT dehydrate you. Maybe your problem is you lack common sense.

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  Obersturmfuhrer - 2 years ago

  Chairman Mao says: "Eat snow to become healthy, happy Party members!"

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  it_will_be_alright - 2 years ago

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  vold - 2 years ago

   the last guy is eating yellow snow

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    shaggyozh - 2 years ago

    @voldnope its a rat burger.

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