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:D Thank you! Heres a water bottle :DTap water? You guys disappoint me... Jk. Love you all anyways. :D
TirOrn
[QUOTE="Hallenbeck77"]The kind that's clear, wet, and tastes like water.mjk_1
what about the dry kind, al bundy?
Only if I'm in an adventurous mood.
generally tap water... but I rarely drink plain water i usually dilute it with blackcurrant juice or something....
I think its alot more common for british people to drink their tap water though cause we have one of(if not the best) water filtration systems.
The kind you find in beer.
Ok, hehe, I usually drink this
Tap water around here is simply delicious too, probably the Alps help a bit with this as it's all water from springs in the mountains, it could be sold as mineral water without a problem. If you go higher up (I only live 420 meters above sea level) the tap water gets even better.
Hell, I could probably drink from the lake here for my whole life without a problem, our water is very clean. However, my mind remains dirty.
mostly bottled water or purified from a tap because I dont really like the tap water here and I try to avoid it as much as I can.
THERE ARE DIFFERENT KINDS OF WATER!?!?!?! DAMN! Just when I thought there was one thing in the world that people haven't complicated...
THERE ARE DIFFERENT KINDS OF WATER!?!?!?! DAMN! Just when I thought there was one thing in the world that people haven't complicated...
Hiroshima9900
well in some countries the water comes with different "hardness" depending on where it originated from, which can give it a different taste... and the standard of water filtration varies from country to country. Some countries you simply dont want to drink their tap water... others you dont need to drink anything else.
just tap water, or whatever bottled water I pick up when im out, most of these strange different types of water you are all drinking are probably modified, thats why some "taste better than others".Jowell91
Some of the minerals and other substances dissolved in the water when passing through mountains do have a distinct taste, like for example, uh, you know, Sodium Chloride NaCl (some call it table/common salt).
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Those can make a pretty big difference in taste, I was surprised often enough. Even the water from a spring 2 km from here tastes distinctly different from what we got from a spring nearby. I was very sceptic about this too, but what can you do if it really does taste different?
It may be true for some countries, but the only thing legal around here if you want to sell it as mineral water is to carbonate it.
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