Samples showed no cause for concern, but it recommended people and pets avoid the water while it remained
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Yep... No cause for concern...
nothing to see here commoners move along now, business needs to be doing business things.
Are we sure that Aperture Science had nothing to do with this?
Jump in the orange end and come out the blue end. Fast travel unlocked. Who needs public transport