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10. findingsigns answered: Because, the universe obviously wants it to be that way… :)
11. nsurl answered: Probably a bit of coke left in the bottle, lowering the pH (because of the acids in the coke), bacteria aren’t happy in low pH.
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14. crazywithscissors answered: Coca cola makes their thicker than the other bottles and from a better grain of sand?
15. josh answered: they all look dirty, there’s more water in the coke one so it’s diluted
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19. mrgaytan answered: mmm… photoshop? lol
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21. edeninthedesert answered: I can’t be sure, but the coke bottle has to be chemically treated to keep the coke fresher, longer. If that’s true, imagine ur stomach lining
22. moou answered: clearly, advertising„
23. i3emad answered: you tell us :D
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    1) I bought those...on October 23rd! 2) I TOLD you it’s because I got that coke bottle...

28. unstoppable answered: less volume = higher concentration of whatever
29. afrinex answered: coca cola have red in his logo and every flower wants to be red
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32. chriskalani answered: Because you put water in it and cream soda in the others.
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35. christianmeyer answered: The Coke bottle might not filter out UV rays.
36. dxo answered: I agree it’s sub-prime credit default swaps. Or don’t drink the brown acid. :)
37. meaghano answered: i bet the glass in the coke bottle is thicker and lets in less sun or something which makes the flower produce less chlorophyll. QED.
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40. kevintwohy answered: sub-prime credit default swaps
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42. karlrothstein answered: red five
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44. covila answered: My guess would be that coke has high toxic acidity levels which would strip the bottle of bacteria leaving not suitable for bacterial growth?
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46. ckck answered: Must be the cocaine in the Coca Cola.
47. amyyy answered: i need…. to know… why. this will bug me!
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50. gregbabula answered: A little coke goes a long way
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