Plastics

[vampymissk]

So, after reading govnor's post about drinking water, I wanted to read about the facts known on carcinogens being released from plastic (water bottles and microwave containers). What a can of worms that was. Apparently this was some email "hoax" from a student's thesis "proving" this. I wasn't aware of mass emails going out on this topic. But you

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[onehotbeeyatch]

Wrong persons shortcut =op Its govnor

One little tid bit you might want to know about Ozarka that you may not have known. Ozarka likes to put their collections upstream from farmers in East Texas. That means the farmers don't get enough water to feed their cattle or anything else they need the water for. Sure, its legal (well, they're still trying to figure that out actually) but its unethical. There are parts of East Texas you can drive through and see huge billboards that say "Don't buy Ozarka". I stay away from buying Ozarka as much as possible.

Have you tasted water in an aluminum can? Its god-awful. It tastes like you're drinking liquid metal. *barf* They sell them at school.

[onehotbeeyatch]

forgot a link: http://www.livestockweekly.com/papers/98/12/03/whltfb.asp

[doomgirl]

Dasani is my favorite bottled water. I'd rather drink it than any other one. Crazy that it tastes weird to you.

It's so odd how people taste things differently.