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rainism



Joined: 13 Apr 2011

PostPosted: Fri Aug 26, 2011 2:08 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

s.tickbeat wrote:
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do your parents much less grandparents have tap water related drinking problems? What do you think they were drinking before they brainwashed the idiot masses to buy bottled water? (which is the same as tapwater except you're stupid enough to pay for it and pollute the environment with the plastic bottle)


Oh yes, my grandparents had access to only the cleanest, safest of tap water!

That's why there was an awful cholera outbreak in Montreal in the 1930's.

It's why Walkerton has E-Coli up the arse.

Certainly the water in Thunder Bay is safe, despite the heavy metals and nickel tailings in the freshwater sources?

Oh damn. Industrial and household pollution hasn't increased in the past 80 years. Neither have populations or animal waste.

Oh, wait. . .


not my fault you lived in some backwater, like Canada Wink . I drank tap water all my life including 10 years in Stalinist Easter Europe. In Korea I get it at school, or if I have to, I'll boil the tap water.
Not an issue. If you buy water in the US, you should be automatically classified as an idiot.
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jamesd



Joined: 15 Aug 2011
Location: Korea

PostPosted: Fri Aug 26, 2011 6:33 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

toonchoon wrote:
Swampfox10mm wrote:
(F2 family, for example)


is this like, some kind of a special family? a code-name for a new type of modern, technologically advanced family or something? i suppose i am missing out on all the new local jargon Sad


We are F-22 super fighter family. Wink

I serously think there's a good reason why the U.S. military bases refilter and reprocess the Korean tap water.

Hint: The rivers flow from north to south in Korea.
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