Geez man, could you butter the guy up a little more? There’s still a little bit of human left peeking through the olio.

I have a lot of friends who did the whole “I’m a vegetarian thing” in college, only to discover that they’re not near conscientious enough to properly regulate their nutrition. 

Bad food is better than no food. But, I can definitely identify with the compulsion to forgo meals while on the road due to there being no healthy options (though lately there seems to be a Ruby Tuesday’s salad bar at every major exit). It’s a lot like my compulsion to suffer rather than use public restrooms. It’s pure neurosis and self-torment.

I think it’s something. The implications alone, regardless of why it happened, are kinda exciting from an energy use standpoint.

Here’s what’s stupider than drinking water from anything: arguing about it. Can’t someone compile a definitive grouping of facts?? I’m talking environmental effects, the likelihood of contamination – on all sides (chlorine, plastic, intentional poisoning), and cost effectiveness. There’s too much hearsay everywhere on this topic!

Seriously, where do you live that you can make a case for the consumption of unfiltered tap water?? I think the market for bottled water would die tomorrow if we could clean up tap water. And for me that would have to involve more than sticking a Brita filter over my faucet.

The reality of making it “all wireless” is a loong way off.

Chlorine use already keeps me from drinking tap water but this could be reason number two

Geez man, could you butter the guy up a little more? There’s still a little bit of human left peeking through the olio.

I have a lot of friends who did the whole “I’m a vegetarian thing” in college, only to discover that they’re not near conscientious enough to properly regulate their nutrition. 

Bad food is better than no food. But, I can definitely identify with the compulsion to forgo meals while on the road due to there being no healthy options (though lately there seems to be a Ruby Tuesday’s salad bar at every major exit). It’s a lot like my compulsion to suffer rather than use public restrooms. It’s pure neurosis and self-torment.

I think it’s something. The implications alone, regardless of why it happened, are kinda exciting from an energy use standpoint.

Here’s what’s stupider than drinking water from anything: arguing about it. Can’t someone compile a definitive grouping of facts?? I’m talking environmental effects, the likelihood of contamination – on all sides (chlorine, plastic, intentional poisoning), and cost effectiveness. There’s too much hearsay everywhere on this topic!

Seriously, where do you live that you can make a case for the consumption of unfiltered tap water?? I think the market for bottled water would die tomorrow if we could clean up tap water. And for me that would have to involve more than sticking a Brita filter over my faucet.

The reality of making it “all wireless” is a loong way off.

Chlorine use already keeps me from drinking tap water but this could be reason number two

Eventually it will be robots killing robots

I’d just like to say that your son is hardly being ‘brutalized’.REDICULOUS.this.is