Malygris on 25/6/2007 at 07:02
I've never been able to comprehend exactly what sort of idiot drops a buck and a half on a little bottle of water rather than, you know, going to the tap or something, but I'm hoping this is the first sign that soon it will be legal to hunt you to extinction.
SD on 25/6/2007 at 07:13
Quote Posted by Malygris
I've never been able to comprehend exactly what sort of idiot drops a buck and a half on a little bottle of water rather than, you know, going to the tap or something
Probably the sort of person who likes to drink actual
water rather than chlorine in solution. Isn't San Fran's water fluoridated too? Another good reason to avoid it, or at least get it filtered. Not everyone can be arsed lugging around a Brita jug everywhere though I guess.
Fingernail on 25/6/2007 at 07:40
Personally I can't stand the taste of filtered tap water. I love the taste of the Thames. Rich in minerals.
After all, all those people who've drunk it before can't be wrong?
Chimpy Chompy on 25/6/2007 at 08:38
What's a Global Warming enthusiast exactly? Someone who drives their kid 1 mile to school in an SUV every day, then sets fire to a polar bear?
Vivian on 25/6/2007 at 09:49
I think they're those liberal marxist lesbians who listen to scientists
OnionBob on 25/6/2007 at 12:16
Quote Posted by Rug Burn Junky
Wait, you mean to tell me that you actually have to pay for things from the vending machine, and you don't just have a stocked fridge you can walk over to and grab anything you want?
Inline Image:
http://bluegrin.com/images/misc/fridge.jpg(Of course, there's always a run on the juice and V-8)
Ugh you mean to tell me that you actually have to walk over to the company fridge and take out the bottles?? How gauche. In MY job we have the finest champagnes directly transmitted to our bloodstream with the latest in sensate intravenous technology so we don't have to expend the effort to reach for a glass while we're gobbling Heston Blumenthal's eye mucus from the malformed tits of a barely legal size 0 supermodel (while huffing and puffing grotesquely about it on the internet about it, of course)
Kolya on 25/6/2007 at 13:25
I hope the pay is acceptable at least.
Paz on 25/6/2007 at 13:49
Yeah, the biggest problem in the US at the moment is definitely bottled water related.
Keep sticking it to the man with these amazing threads you modern day rebel.
Rug Burn Junky on 25/6/2007 at 15:20
Quote Posted by OnionBob
Ugh you mean to tell me that you actually have to walk over to the company fridge and take out the bottles?? How gauche. In MY job we have the finest champagnes directly transmitted to our bloodstream with the latest in sensate intravenous technology so we don't have to expend the effort to reach for a glass while we're gobbling Heston Blumenthal's eye mucus from the malformed tits of a barely legal size 0 supermodel (while huffing and puffing grotesquely about it on the internet about it, of course)
Here I was jealous because our (
http://bluegrin.com/images/misc/dcfridge.jpg) DC office has a much better selection.
(You also probably aren't in the office at 11:30 on a Sunday night to conveniently be able to take a picture of it, either.:()
Speaking of Heston Blumenthal, I'm going to be in London in October, and I'm planning on going to the Fat Duck while I'm there. Anyone know how hard it is to get reservations there on a Saturday night?
Quote Posted by StD
Not everyone can be arsed lugging around a Brita jug everywhere though I guess.
Actually, you (
http://www.brita.net/fill_and_go.html) CAN! They're awesome, I keep one in each of my gym bags. Other than the bottles at work for convenience's sake, I pretty much live on Brita water.
hopper on 25/6/2007 at 15:43
Have you never heard of reusable bottles in America? :confused:
