NO THE GOVERNMENT WANTS TO PACIFY US
FIGHT THE POWER |
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If I'm a cow does that mean you have to put your hand up my arse, MA
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will i? YES CATTLE, ALL OF YOU |
It's gotten to the point where I can't tell if MA is being satirical or not.
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I also linked to the NASA website about climate change but that got ignored. :
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Also I forgot to mention that the water you drink definitely has fluoride in it. Maybe not as much, but it definitely has it. |
In the southwestern states, drinking tap water is like a slow and painful suicide because the water's so hard over here it's guaranteed to give you kidney stones the size of Russia and other health problems. Lotion is a must if you live over here because the water dries out your skin, too.
In the areas I've lived specifically, having a chemical like chlorine in fairly high concentrations or just a really fricken good filtration system is a must, or the water's too dangerous to drink. Most of our main water sources are man made lakes, and the few natural water sources in the area are usually protected because they sustain unique ecosystems, they're located on reserves, or they're owned by someone else. My family has always relied on bottled water, which has slowly been declining in quality over the years (I can drink like 7 bottles of water in a half hour and still be dealthy thirsty), and when we weren't able to constantly afford bottled water, we had a filter tap installed into our sink for about 7 years. Now, to contrast, the tap water in Seattle, Washington was frighteningly soft in comparison, and it didn't have a harsh metallic taste. San Francisco, California, which is in the northern half of that state, had somewhat hard water but it didn't dry out my skin. Refused to drink it, though. |
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Oh yeah, where abouts? I'm in Stockport, so not technically Manchester but close enough.
Yeah we never drink from the hot tap. Always use the kettle. |
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It always takes topics like these to remind myself how terrifyingly close some members of the OWF are to me.
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The closest I can remember anyone here living to me was Pilot, because he lived in Reno, NV iirc and I lived in Las Vegas, NV for the longest time.
Now I think, of the active members, Nate lives closest to me. |
Who drinks sparkling water?
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Weirdos.
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People with no other choice and weirdos.
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I fucking love sparkling water fuck u guys
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That's because your regular water tastes like piss.
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My wife used to drink a lot of the sparkly stuff, I can't stand it though lol reminds me of the time I drank soda water as a kid not fully understanding what it was hahah
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My tapwater is safe, but I use a britta filter jug to keep it cool in the fridge.
I've taken to drinking soda water instead of 100% of non-alcoholic sugary carbonated beverages but I need to cut down since I think I consume an awful lot of sodium that way. |
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By the way, Havoc, I discovered, in Amsterdam, that Heineken was their local beer. Do you really drink it?
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Heineken is a Dutch beer brand but I don't drink alcohol at all.
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Soft drinks are nowhere near as bad for your teeth as people think, maybe they would be if you gurgled it around in your mouth for a while but you don't. Crisps are much worse because the salt sticks around for ages. Much like this forum.
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Yes but salt is a disinfectant you PLEB. I DON'T EAT ANYTHING OR DRINK ANYTHING BECAUSE FUCK GETTING ILL EVER.
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Yes but salt is also fucking bad for you teeth you spud.
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Doesn't this place have polls? We could have one for Sparkly, bottle or tap water and see the results.
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You must be a genius, because I could not think of a less interesting topic if I tried.
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I had a bottle of water today. Let's go #TeamBottle.
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Which brand? |
I think each country has its own brands
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It's mainly the fact that it goes hand-in-hand with carbs to fuck your teeth up.
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