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Topic	Do you own a "fancy" water bottle?
wpot 03/29/23 4:28:05 PM #9:	These things baffle me to an extent. Back in the day there was no need to carry water around. Now it seems that I'm supposed to carry it with me wherever I go. My wife and kids do this and I have an entire cupboard in the kitchen devoted to water bottles (one of our six prime kitchen cupboards). Why? It's not clear to me. I understand bringing one to a sport, but not anywhere else really. To each their own, but a bulky water bottle filled with lukewarm water isn't something I want to carry around/track. Plus I particularly hate the old ones that taste like plastic. I'm sure it's supposed to encourage me to drink enough water (and I probably don't) but...annoying. --- Pronounced "Whup-pot". Say it. Use it. <cite>wpot posted [p:972497856] in Do you own... [t:80395411]...</cite> <quote>These things baffle me to an extent. Back in the day there was no need to carry water around. Now it seems that I'm supposed to carry it with me wherever I go. My wife and kids do this and I have an entire cupboard in the kitchen devoted to water bottles (one of our six prime kitchen cupboards).Why? It's not clear to me. I understand bringing one to a sport, but not anywhere else really. To each their own, but a bulky water bottle filled with lukewarm water isn't something I want to carry around/track. Plus I particularly hate the old ones that taste like plastic.I'm sure it's supposed to encourage me to drink enough water (and I probably don't) but...annoying. --- Pronounced "Whup-pot". Say it. Use it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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