Yes, but look at the picture on the bottle. Obviously this must be Rare Mountain Water, collected from an untouched mountain stream, one drop at a time from rain water that has pooled on the flower petals of endangered lily pads.
No, no, no. And historically, it was the Women's Christian Temperance Union that erected drinking fountains throughout cities in order to the supply of FREE clean drinking water. So us girls have good form on this....
I'll pay for soda water. And considering I pay water bills, I also pay for tap water. I'm normally happy to drink tap water, but would prefer if it weren't fluoridated.
Nathan - don't be too disappointed about the less calcium idea - the calcium in animal milk is not in a particularly useful form for the human body and can possibly do more harm than good.
Thanks for dropping by, Elsie! I like your Jelssie blog and just discovered your other one today. Favourited. ps- your first reason is seriously the oldest excuse in the book, I'm afraid.
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But... but... you can get it for FREE. Right there. Right next to you!
Paying money doesn't make it taste any better...
Gah!
Yes, but look at the picture on the bottle. Obviously this must be Rare Mountain Water, collected from an untouched mountain stream, one drop at a time from rain water that has pooled on the flower petals of endangered lily pads.
Well we do pay money for all the water we drink. But I don't like the taste of water so I'm never gonna buy bottled water.
No way. I always ask if there is free water before I will pay for any. And I really don't like the sparkling water in bottles, it just tastes strange.
Nope.
Okay, well that's 3 of you out of every 3 thousand
No, no, no. And historically, it was the Women's Christian Temperance Union that erected drinking fountains throughout cities in order to the supply of FREE clean drinking water. So us girls have good form on this....
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Pretending they don't like paying money to drink water.
I'll pay for soda water. And considering I pay water bills, I also pay for tap water. I'm normally happy to drink tap water, but would prefer if it weren't fluoridated.
I drank tap water in Bangkok. And I vote.
"And I vote." lol!
Laetitia- water bills is one thing. My point is more, if we are already paying to drink our tap water, why also buy these silly bottles.
Fional- Thanks for stopping by! That'd make a good t-shirt..
I pay for water occasionally. It is cold, and comes with a handy bottle.
It is also better for you than soft drink. And has less fat than flavoured milk (though also less calcium).
Nathan - don't be too disappointed about the less calcium idea - the calcium in animal milk is not in a particularly useful form for the human body and can possibly do more harm than good.
Remember- Evian spelled backwards is Naive!
If I pay for water it means one of two things:
1. I forgot to bring my water bottle with me OR
2. I didn't clarify I wanted TAP water not take-my-money water with with the wait staff.
Thanks for dropping by, Elsie! I like your Jelssie blog and just discovered your other one today. Favourited.
ps- your first reason is seriously the oldest excuse in the book, I'm afraid.
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