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[embalmment]

The difference between water from faucet and rain.

((ooc: the A block gets a small thunder storm. Nothing too obnoxious. You may see flashes of lightening here and there and more soft thunder on occasion. Mostly it'll just be rain. Also, note this is really late at night/early morning, 3-4 AM and will last till about 5:30AM so that part of the

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[waterfell]

What do you mean?

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[embalmment]

It's quite large.

Thinking of something?

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[waterfell]

Well. Water!

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[embalmment]

Keeps her wits even at 3:48AM.

[gm_kragok]

Tap water generally has purifying substances like chlorine or flouride in them, while rainwater generally is more acidic in nature.

Is that it?

[embalmment]

Technically, yes.

[gm_kragok]

Though water under the pressure of a tap has great erosive force through pressure, the chemical process from rain erosion can at times be faster, and have more serious implications for the environment around it, if the pH level is too low.

Why do you ask?

[forefather]

It's easier to make tea with water from a faucet.

Good morning to you, too.

[embalmment]

Is that an invitation?

[forefather]

You need no invitation.

[embalmment]

Why are you up so late?

(( Yay its 20 questions, again. ))