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@badradger said
loads of things beeing rationed on my teco shop fruit/yoghhurt/eggs/ but worst of all water no sparkling water/I have had to buy some from iceland ( the shop)....dont say drink tapwater I dont know what northumbria water pun in it but its vile.
The tastiest water in the world is the one falling from the sky. Catch some, unless youall have polluted the air around there so badly that the rain is contaminated.

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I wish there was as a shortage of Brexit, good to hear that NI will keep getting British sausages until Autumn though, those summer bbqs wouldn’t be the same without a good sausage.

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@badradger said
two words.. feck off
What do you have against water filters? You can get a whole house system installed and you will have good water coming from your tap.

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@eladar said
What do you have against water filters? You can get a whole house system installed and you will have good water coming from your tap.

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costs a fortune and being retired my money has many more important things that its needed for.

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@badradger said
costs a fortune and being retired my money has many more important things that its needed for.
If money is an issue, then you can do two options. There is a cheap under the counter water filter. I think it costs me a total of 100 dollars a year. This would be cheaper than buying bottled water.

Another option would be to buy one of those pitcher style filters. It takes a few minutes for the water to filter, but it works too. In the end, I think that kind of filter will cost a bit more money, but still cheaper than buying bottled water.


I remember laughing when I saw a machine selling bottled water next to a drinking fountain. I thought to myself, why in the world would a person pay a dollar when water is free?

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@badradger said
costs a fortune and being retired my money has many more important things that its needed for.
Oh come come, you were explaining only last week how you had plenty of assets to move to, buy property and retire in Australia. I’m sure you could afford a basic water filter if you were sufficiently motivated.

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@eladar said
If money is an issue, then you can do two options. There is a cheap under the counter water filter. I think it costs me a total of 100 dollars a year. This would be cheaper than buying bottled water.

Another option would be to buy one of those pitcher style filters. It takes a few minutes for the water to filter, but it works too. In the end, I think that kind of filte ...[text shortened]... ing fountain. I thought to myself, why in the world would a person pay a dollar when water is free?
i want sparkling water/not filtered tap water

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@badradger said
i want sparkling water/not filtered tap water
You should have said that to begin with instead of saying you needed sparkling water, not tab water, instead of claiming you could not drink your tap water because of the taste. I never would have made the suggestion.

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Carting water in plastic bottles is a huge waste of all kinds of resources.
I have an under-sink water filter which uses one cartridge a year. It's a handy extra tap next to the mixer one. If I want sparkling water I fill my soda syphon from it. The only shopping and carting around is the yearly cartridge and a packet of syphon bulbs.
Much kinder to the planet, and much easier and cheaper for me.

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@divegeester said
Oh come come, you were explaining only last week how you had plenty of assets to move to, buy property and retire in Australia. I’m sure you could afford a basic water filter if you were sufficiently motivated.

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again I dont want filtered water i want sparkling, and my financial position is very healthy and I plan to keep it that way i have a wife with serious health issues including blindnes, if anything should happen to me I will need all my resouces to take care of my wife.so dont preach Dive dont Preach.

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@badradger said
loads of things beeing rationed on my teco shop fruit/yoghhurt/eggs/ but worst of all water no sparkling water/I have had to buy some from iceland ( the shop)....dont say drink tapwater I dont know what northumbria water pun in it but its vile.
In other words, you are complaining about the difficulty in getting your luxury item.

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@badradger said
again I dont want filtered water i want sparkling, and my financial position is very healthy and I plan to keep it that way i have a wife with serious health issues including blindnes, if anything should happen to me I will need all my resouces to take care of my wife.so dont preach Dive dont Preach.
I wasn’t preaching old chap, just a gentle challenge in terms of relative cost. I am very sorry to read about your dear wife.

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@eladar said
In other words, you are complaining about the difficulty in getting your luxury item.
17 p a 2 ltr bottle from tesco hardly a fecking luxury

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