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Chapter 119. The True Lower Street
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    HitoriGosu
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    I wonder what the others think of Klein flipping a coin right in front of them
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      Zombiee
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      "He.. He.. He's flipping a coin!"
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        Daikunmo
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        Oh nooo!!
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    Srijan
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    Oh? So not a false alarm
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    saladass188
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    They would have to jump straight to renewable resources now instead of petroleum. I don't know whether this is good or bad for a society.
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    Immortalyxssine
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    No one gonna mention 'Bitsch', the name? I mean...
    Either a translation thing or was originally written like that, but imagine calling someone "Hey, Bitsch!"
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      LycanFlood
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      Noice pfp
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      fizbin
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      Is that worse than "Hey Dick?"
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        Desperado
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        Yeah but dicks kinda manly. Bitcsh isnt.
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      Kay Herzog
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      Well, at least he deserves his first name oru2x oru2x
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    Solobot
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    Quote: Galaleo
    Pressuirized carbon is not indicative of fossilized organic matter.

    Quote: Galaleo
    Pressuirized carbon is not indicative of fossilized organic matter.

    Why not? Coal is also formed through fossilized organic matter, typically algae or moss.

    https://education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/coal
    “Coal is made of fragile plant matter, and undergoes many changes before it becomes the familiar black and shiny substance burned as fuel.”

    Besides they have natural gasses, so it is clear that there are unnatural or supernatural circumstances involving the lack of oil.
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    Solobot
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    Quote: Galaleo
    Perhaps under the sea, but it’s possible this planet lacks a foundation of buried organic due to mystical means or creatures? Also the planet may be too young. If the planet were only as old as the gods and they hyper developed the world it may not have the proper foundations in place for crude oil to be naturally present.

    I mean they use coal, so it would only make sense for there to be crude oil deposits as well. Unless someone or something took it all or magic is involved.
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      Galaleo
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      Pressuirized carbon is not indicative of fossilized organic matter.
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    IzuChukwu
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    If they have gas that means there are Hydrocarbon materials on this planet. So theoretically there should be Crude oil.
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      Galaleo
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      Perhaps under the sea, but it’s possible this planet lacks a foundation of buried organic due to mystical means or creatures? Also the planet may be too young. If the planet were only as old as the gods and they hyper developed the world it may not have the proper foundations in place for crude oil to be naturally present.
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        IzuChukwu
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