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2000-year-old Roman anchor found off the coast of Suffolk | Metro News (metro.co.uk)

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bullshit, that shit would be gone by now

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An IRON anchor sat at the bottom of the ocean for 2000 years... IDK.

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[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

It's like the pepsi scandal thingy, where this guy sued pepsi for finding a rat in his drink. Pepsi won their case by saying, that would be impossible, the rat would have dissolved.

https://www.foxnews.com/health/lawsuit-man-claims-he-became-ill-after-discovering-mouse-in-soda

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