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When the plutonium (Pu) that naturally occurs deep beneath Earth's crust gets closer to the surface due to erosion, the Carbon (C) that is in the air reacts with the Pu, creating a theoretically impossible bond, PuC. How this bond forms is a chemical conundrum, which is why the occurrence of carbonated springs is so rare.


These bonds secrete a liquid depending on how hot they are.
When clogged, the pressure caused by these hot springs creates a disturbance resulting in mysterious noises and occasional liquid discharge.
This only occurs 50% of the time, depending on the size of the penis.

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