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Tap.

Watch Penn and Tellers Bulls*** and you will see why.

Tap.. always have, always will.. I won`t even drink filtered water.

why not buy some Dasani and then you`ll have the best of both worlds :p

My collection

Weve got a water filter at our house because the water is so hard it leaves limescale on your teeth. Its f***ing disgusting.

And when we are out shopping or anything, I always look for a sainsburys or tescos metro and get a litre bottle of own brand orange juice for like 50p.

Its actually a bit of a p*** take when a litre of orange costs less than a few hundred ml of water.

Very refreshing it is too. Swigged the lot while I was waiting outside Monsoon. And you know what Monsoon means, fellas? Whos with me? Am I right or am I right?

Filtering water is a bit of a pain though isn`t it? I like to drink a pint if I am drinking any, and a couple of those down and you are filling the damn thing up again..

Where i used to live the water fell out of the shower like little pellets, and washing with it was like using a loofah... I just used to run the tap for a v.v.v.v.long time before drinking.

The only problems I have now are with the hot water.. I either don`t have any or it comes out like a hot stream of lava from the devil`s c*ck..

This item was edited on Monday, 31st October 2005, 16:16

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Swigged the lot while I was waiting outside Monsoon. And you know what Monsoon means, fellas? Whos with me? Am I right or am I right?

nope?



`I am going to live forever, or die trying`...

When a woman goes into a monsoon, it usually results in either a depressingly long wait or a `I`ll meet you in HMV` type plan, which never works as you always look at everything in the shop, get bored, then return to monsoon and she is still deciding whether that jumper goes with the skirt she bought in river island.

Apologies for the abnoxious american comedian appendage on the end. Next time im on the subject, I`ll go more Bernhard Manning ;)

I guess it means he has a girlfriend - sorry Nick - wife. Which in turn means you spend a lot of your weekends trying to look anywhere but in the direction of the changing rooms....
or it might be a reference to the fact that Monsoons are wind what bring with them a lot of rain - ie water.

This item was edited on Monday, 31st October 2005, 16:20

Neither.
`Raw` water is never an option for me.
I`d rather go thirsty or drive somewhere to buy a soft drink.