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[hazmatt84]

i know you're all pondering this question, but none of you are brave enough to ask it.

what's the deal with ice? some ice is clear, and some ice is cloudy. what's up with that?

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[styzer19]

I'm gonna say that some is cloudly due to air bubbles that form in it while it sets.

[akhbhaat]

Correct.

Google FTW, eh Jeff?

[styzer19]

o_O....I just guessed. Didn't feel like wasting time with google. Seemed like the only logical answer to me.

[crazyindiegrl]

the "cloudiness" is actually a small animal that is biologically generated in defective ice. once a cloudy piece of ice enters a human digestive system, the animal can multiply itself by the thousands.

let's just hope you've only had clear ice.