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Topic	Do you usually prefer bottled water or soda?
Roman Niucumir 06/05/17 3:14:08 AM #35:	Lokarin posted... If I'm at home obviously tap water, - if I was out I'd get soda. wwinterj25 posted... I'm surprised how many folk pay for something you can get for free from a tap. Edit: Nevermind you can get flavoured and sparking water too. Those are good. These. Though most of what I drink is water, I always prefer to spend money on soda (or juice, etc.) over plain bottled water because I can get tap water from home or (most) water fountains. I'd understand buying bottled water more if I lived in an area where tap water tastes terrible (or catches fire O.O). Flavored water (sparkling or not), though, I might buy on occasion. Though I'd never buy or drink 'sparking' water if I could help it :p <cite>Roman Niucumir posted [p:880436122] in Do you usu... [t:75422019]...</cite> <quote><cite>Lokarin posted...</cite> <quote>If I'm at home obviously tap water, - if I was out I'd get soda.</quote> <cite>wwinterj25 posted...</cite> <quote>I'm surprised how many folk pay for something you can get for free from a tap. Edit: Nevermind you can get flavoured and sparking water too. Those are good.</quote> These. Though most of what I drink is water, I always prefer to spend money on soda (or juice, etc.) over plain bottled water because I can get tap water from home or (most) water fountains. I'd understand buying bottled water more if I lived in an area where tap water tastes terrible (or catches fire O.O). Flavored water (sparkling or not), though, I might buy on occasion. Though I'd never buy or drink 'sparking' water if I could help it :p</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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