EU vs US?
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MaxSteiner
Mongoose
We probably wouldnt like it... It'd taste funny after a lifetime of gack 
Coca-Cola actually won an IgNobel prize in 2004 for that.
CHEMISTRY
The Coca-Cola Company of Great Britain, for using advanced technology to convert ordinary tap water into Dasani, a transparent form of water, which for precautionary reasons has been made unavailable to consumers.
But the Royal Navy got the 2000 Peace prize....
PEACE
The British Royal Navy, for ordering its sailors to stop using live cannon shells, and to instead just shout "Bang!"
More IgNobels.
CHEMISTRY
The Coca-Cola Company of Great Britain, for using advanced technology to convert ordinary tap water into Dasani, a transparent form of water, which for precautionary reasons has been made unavailable to consumers.
But the Royal Navy got the 2000 Peace prize....
PEACE
The British Royal Navy, for ordering its sailors to stop using live cannon shells, and to instead just shout "Bang!"
More IgNobels.
the thing was coca cola was paying a standard water bill, ie several hundred pounds a year for the facility, and it wasnt on a meter.
the chenical they put in it was a cancer agent, the irony is, its also common in american tap water. but unlike britain it isnt outlawed in the US.
i drink uk tap water every day, in the south west of the country its very good and nice. best of all its free and full of good stuff. probably one of the few things this part of the world has got right.
ps london water is rank in my esperiance.
the chenical they put in it was a cancer agent, the irony is, its also common in american tap water. but unlike britain it isnt outlawed in the US.
i drink uk tap water every day, in the south west of the country its very good and nice. best of all its free and full of good stuff. probably one of the few things this part of the world has got right.
ps london water is rank in my esperiance.
lastbesthope
Mongoose
South West water isn't too bad but it's not as good as proper Scottish soft water.
LBH
LBH
Tsk tsk. Your poor foreign taste buds are obviously broken. UK tapwater has higher standards of cleanliness than most of the world. In fact many bottled waters would not pass the stringent UK water purity regulations due to harmful impurities that are allowed in bottled water (aluminium, for instance).
G.
G.
We drink it and suddenly we're the nancies?!Hiromoon said:
Can't beat Thames valley water. So shite, you can taste it. :lol:
Seriously though, British spring water rules! Be it North English, Scottish or Welsh!
Ireland replaced their water springs with Guinness breweries pretty much as soon as the Irish came into existance, it makes up for their lack of sunlight. I still wonder why Bono wear sunglasses!
(Not literally!).
Everyone knows you don't eat or drink stuff from the northern hemisphere because the soil there is so irradiated and the water so polluted. Your governments just aren't telling you how bad it is because they don't want riots, but there's a reason why you have the highest rates of cancer in the world.
*puts on tin-foil hat*
*puts on tin-foil hat*
Hiromoon said:
lack of knowledge is showing here hiro, now stop being a typicl american.
it is very true that bottle water would not pass tap water regulations due to particle content in the UK
what i wish to know is why do bottled water that has been filtered for thousands of years through volcanic rock, have a sell by date on them ?
Dr.Ravingburger
Mongoose
Ben2 said:
If the United States wanted oil, wouldn't we have just invaded Mexico and Canada?
