Haegan on 1/8/2006 at 14:23
ssssssssssssss *zzzip*
*heh hem*
Well I think recycled water is fine. AS LONG AS IT HAS BEEN COMPLETELY FILTERED. I DO NOT WANT TO FIND A TURD IN MY DRINK!!!!!!
now, where was I... ah yes;
*zzzip* ssssssssssssss
Turtle on 1/8/2006 at 14:38
Quote Posted by Convict
Find something better to do.
Not to dogpile, but I think that translation is pretty spot on.
David on 1/8/2006 at 15:33
Quote Posted by Paz
No! Get her wet.
Punching her in the face is the answer to another one. I think I meant "Don't pay her"
Vigil on 1/8/2006 at 15:43
Dave needs a personal organiser to keep track of his whore jokes.
<small>Rimshot: an iWhore</small>
mopgoblin on 1/8/2006 at 21:07
Quote Posted by Convict
Apparently environmentalists in Australia have been supporting the move to recycled sewage water for drinking. If BR/StD reads this I would be interested in his opinion (if you have one on this matter) or other environmentalists.
I reckon they should look for a better method than filtering the water if it's going to be used for drinking. Some sort of distillation system using solar energy, perhaps.
Nicker on 2/8/2006 at 01:14
Quote Posted by mopgoblin
Some sort of distillation system using solar energy, perhaps.
Sounds like a jolly good thing to do with a few thousand hectares of desert and an equal area of glass. You could probably put the 'waste' heat to use generating electricity too.
But what's better than having centralised production of potable water is to have the means incorporated into the structure and function of most buildings. An evaporation pond on a roof top would provide side benefits of insulating the top of the structure. I'm not sure if the evaporation would contribute to lowering the temperature of the structure in such a system but if it did, that would be a plus (in hot, sunny climates at least).
Ultraviolet on 2/8/2006 at 01:58
Quote Posted by Subjective Effect
Why can't this be done anyway?
My bet: Stupid cost effectiveness bullshit. You know, because health isn't ACTUALLY priceless. Not until you're starving for it, anyway. But yeah, it's more important for people to have seasonal homes in various climates than it is to provide health care for everyone.
Quote Posted by Nicker
(Sound ideas.)
I don't see why this stuff never actually happens. Pisses me off just a bit.
descenterace on 2/8/2006 at 05:23
Nothing is priceless. It's how the world works and it's not changing any time soon. Deal with it.
Fragony on 2/8/2006 at 08:03
Quote Posted by aguywhoplaysthief
Estrogen in the water explains a lot about the Netherlands.
Don't make fun of that rediculous lalaland of mine, that is my job.
henke on 2/8/2006 at 09:54
Quote Posted by Turtle
[urine is sterile] for about 1 minute after it leaves your body.
When it's still all warm? YUCK! :eww:
I hope it's at least ok to put some ice in it.
And a little umbrella.
