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Anyone that pays over the odds for bottled water is a mug to start with. I keep rats, and have to buy bottled water (flouride is a slow poison to them) but kwik save 18 pence for 2 liters is nearly identical in mineral makeup and ph values as 1.50 for a liter "executive" water.
> Decoy Octopus wrote:
> magnius wrote:
> The tap water here in Bristol is OK too...nicer than bottled
>
> Water here in Suffolk is OK. Pity about my limescale encrusted
> teeth.
>
> Just kidding, water around here is quite nice I don't think that many
> people would pay that much for tap water would they?
Where there are unwitting mugs, there is cash...
> magnius wrote:
> The tap water here in Bristol is OK too...nicer than bottled
>
> Water here in Suffolk is OK. Pity about my limescale encrusted teeth.
Just kidding, water around here is quite nice I don't think that many people would pay that much for tap water would they?
> Coca-Cola are trying to justify the product...but how can you justify
> a 3000% mark up on the price from the tap?
Coca Cola people turned the tap on and filled the water in a bottle for you. You should be honoured
> The tap water here in Bristol is OK too...nicer than bottled
Water here in Suffolk is OK. Pity about my limescale encrusted teeth.
Not that I advocate selling bottled water, of course.
95p my ars£, i paid 59p for 2 litres. Just having a break when it comes on the radio, that its tap water!
Mind you, where i am working at the moment there is no taps. Or water. And i'd rather drink water than a sugery substance.
I'm a cheap skate, i should of got evian for 10p more, to get that autentic muddy mountain taste.
> 35% more? How is that possible? A water molecule is made of 2 hydrogen
> atoms and an oxygen atom. It's a fixed formula!
He said 35% more oxygen, not 35% more water.