Water

[WashYourHands]

social currency in yr bottle

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do you see colleagues ahem comparing bottles? on the trams here you’ll see Lone Wolf Male, one hand white-knuckle gripping the guard rails and the other necking some novelty alembic hydration vessel like the crap equivalent of $$$ bong

 

[HMGovt’s Glorious Return!]

They've debased their golden goose with lead

 

[sufi]

I heard that some African hunter-gatherer tribes, who are always on the move, hydrate far more effectively through some sort of pulpy seeds that they carry around.

that's vague!

 

[mixed_biscuits]

that's vague!

I can be even vaguer if you like

 

[sufi]

I can be even vaguer if you like

not really - i'd like to know who those pastoralists are and what they are eating - pulpy seeds sounds like baobab or doum tree?

 

[sufi]

not really - i'd like to know who those pastoralists are and what they are eating - pulpy seeds sounds like baobab or doum tree?

can you find a pic of some traditionally clothed nomads with their stanley/airup/fancy plastic drinking vessels? everyone must hydrate

 

[luka]

weird thread. don't understand it.

 

[version]

weird thread. don't understand it.

Try this one:

Water

Thoughts?

www.dissensus.com

 

[sufi]

water water everywhere

 

[luka]

make me sweat, make me hotter

 

[okzharp]

weird thread. don't understand it.

 

[0bleak]

 

[sufi]

"The idea that Londoners currently drink water that has passed through at least seven other people is a myth."

that is astonishing i thought it was scientifical fact that we all drink the peepee daily

Householders asked if they would drink treated sewage water

Householders are being asked if they would be prepared to drink treated sewage water for first time in UK to prevent another hosepipe ban.

www.telegraph.co.uk