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wilseanpo
· 10 years ago
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its obviously, well, ummm, more? i think
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deleted
· 10 years ago
Of course it depends of which one is it. Not every poisonous "thing" acts the same way.
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fizzlesticks23
· 10 years ago
Less. If it was more it wouldn't be expired.
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deleted
· 10 years ago
Some poisons are designed to be slow. If it was more powerful it would be out of date too, because it doesn't works as intended.
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deleted
· 10 years ago
Won't know until you try it!
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proxxxy
· 10 years ago
Let's find out shall we!
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guest
· 10 years ago
Less. Work on a farm, and if you use an expired poison for weeds/insecticide you can expect them to stay around. It means the active constituent (part that kills) has broken down, and won't work to its' full extent.
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guest
· 10 years ago
I didn't know that poisons can expire
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aroura
· 9 years ago
The poison will act slower, but it will eventually work. It causes stomach cancer as the chemicals slowly eat away at you. This is what happened to Napoleon.
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