Liquid...

For your health, you should drink at least 3 liters of liquid daily.

is it fine if i drink 2 liters

pokedyo [#2]

is it fine if i drink 2 liters

If you woman yes

HasosP [#3]

If you woman yes

ok i will drink 3 liters from today

idk man you might be ending more lives than saving them. after reading this, i now know it’s ok to drink 3 liters of Sky Vodka daily

thanks mate!

Okay, I will drink 3 litres of tequila every day. Thank you for instruction.

FireII [#7]

Okay, I will drink 3 litres of tequila every day. Thank you for instruction.

You're welcome

But I thought people said Liquid was bad?

Neon74 [#9]

But I thought people said Liquid was bad?

Liquid is life condition. But liquid fans are stupid

HasosP [#10]

Liquid is life condition. But liquid fans are stupid

imagine being a fan of a team that literally means “brazilian butt lift”

hiratsuka [#11]

imagine being a fan of a team that literally means “brazilian butt lift”

Team? Brazilian butt? Wtf are u talking about mate? i don't get

Instructions unclear, I am now a water tank.

His fans are really toxic...They just need a bit of reality.

HasosP [#12]

Team? Brazilian butt? Wtf are u talking about mate? i don't get

You can exercise your way to bigger glutes—or for those wanting immediate or more dramatic results—there's the option of a Brazilian butt lift (BBL). The aesthetic procedure continues to grow in popularity, despite the health risks. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, more than 20,000 people had a BBL done by board-certified surgeons in 2017, rising steadily from the 8,500 people who did it in 2012.

A BBL uses a combination of liposuction and fat-grafting, resulting in added volume, defined curves, and a lift. There are serious concern about whether this surgery is safe at all after reports surfaced that the death rate following a BLL is a terrifying 1 in 3,000. We spoke with plastic surgeons Dr. Lara Devgan and Dr. David Shafer to walk us through all the controversy.

hiratsuka [#15]

You can exercise your way to bigger glutes—or for those wanting immediate or more dramatic results—there's the option of a Brazilian butt lift (BBL). The aesthetic procedure continues to grow in popularity, despite the health risks. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, more than 20,000 people had a BBL done by board-certified surgeons in 2017, rising steadily from the 8,500 people who did it in 2012.

A BBL uses a combination of liposuction and fat-grafting, resulting in added volume, defined curves, and a lift. There are serious concern about whether this surgery is safe at all after reports surfaced that the death rate following a BLL is a terrifying 1 in 3,000. We spoke with plastic surgeons Dr. Lara Devgan and Dr. David Shafer to walk us through all the controversy.

Thx for information but im not fan of this