comeing form the desert, sometimes you don't have a choice. Our waters drinkable, but not the best. IT's not to expenseive yet though. the highest was $3 from a vendng machine in sun devil staduim, but that was during a cardnals(NFL) game so everything was expensive there
Wisemen say forgiveness is devine but never pay full price for late pizza
I never drank much water, until I went to Bahrain in the middle of September, I have never been so habitually thirsty in all my life, I would drink around 3-4 liters in a 12 hour shift, and another liter or 2 before/after work, so around 5 -6 liters a day
I drink bottled water at work in the summer only solely because I tend to drink about 3-4 litres in an 8 hour shift & I don't like drinking a lot of our chlorinated water.
We do have a water cooler at work which I sometimes us to make a cold flask of orange juice (diluted).
It's a proven fact. Melbourne is wonderful. Except for all the fat people. And the price rises. And the govenment. And the way workers are treated. Other than that we are perfect - all the polls and scientific crap says so
I am from Houston...you don't drink the water but I liked that water in Italy...the stuff is always flowing, but did not drink out of the taps that where along the roads, could not bring my self to do that.
Knowledge Talks, Wisdom Listens. 
Nice. You will actually notice the difference in taste using a Nalgene/Lexan bottle.
but I liked that water in Italy...the stuff is always flowing, but did not drink out of the taps that where along the roads, could not bring my self to do that.
