Herebychoice
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Mar 10, 2023 3:39 AM
Herebychoice
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Turkleturts
ewwww, room-temp water.
CgnCalling
This is pelagically comical
Zixtank
When you have no kids and 3 money.
Frederf
All's well that ends whale.
PenguinNamedWobbles
At least it's not a sperm whale.
macrosss001
Whale, I don't see a problem here either.
LeraviTheHyena
Not a problem in my eyes I say as someome whos 22 with a shit ton of Legos all around my bed room XD
mymidlifecrisiswasat23
Hope it’s not in flint
DukeDarkwood
Wisdom of the ages: https://xkcd.com/150/
Rainbowdaesh
Whale hello there.
Varenvel
in 2 reposts you wont able to see what it is.
ealdent
You have to orca-strate fun and enriching experiences like this or life has no porpoise.
LiterallyAWizard
"YEEESSSSS, HUMAN! INGEST THE WATER FROM MY FACE GRUNDLE!!"
DarkBusterBaron
If it doesn't hurt anyone do whatever you want.
nero4ty2
ew, tap water
DeucesMongooses
I love still enjoying childish things. Hell, it’s the only way I’m getting through this hellscape called existence
GrammorPolice
Vladraconis
If you still think this is for kids and not adults, you are not yet an adult.
DukeDarkwood
"Because we're grown-ups now, and it's our turn to decide what that means." -R. Munroe
QueenOfTheFey
We don't have to ignore the things that make us happy to meet a standard of "adulthood" upheld by people who don't give a shit about us.
ThatGuyFromJustSouthOfTheMiddleOfNowhere
What you talkin spout?! This is a great purchase.
SonicTheBedhog
I found a squishy tardigrade and I’m trying hard not to buy it.
Bajiir
Growing old is required, growing up is optional
B99Reactions
Buying a whale has nothing to do with either tho
notacobra
Yeah, I've just started growing out instead. I don't get taller, but I get to eat more pasta.
TheGreatAtomsk
BenHobson
My variant is: Aging is mandatory, maturing is optional.
HowMuchWoodCouldAWoodDuckDuckIfAWoodDuckCouldDuckWood
Growing old is kind of optional too when you think about it
LicensedAdHominem
This is not growing up, or maturing, or whatever. It's a completely artificial hate of flimsy.
yourfriendlyneighbourhoodtzimisce
If you like that, might I recommend The Snail Soap Dispenser?
astrangehop
I have one of these by my bed filled with lube.
LeraviTheHyena
.....I hate you but take this up vote
SorryButMyUsernameIsUnavailable
Hashbrown123
Bathroom faucet water tastes different though.
kgirl924
I would love to live somewhere where you can actually drink the tap water. My apartment's water is not drinkable.
aubricus2
That’ll be the lead
mymidlifecrisiswasat23
And hose water
aubricus2
That’ll be the bacteria
nomorehate
You need to unscrew the part where the water comes out and soak it in vinegar. I do it to all my faucets every month or two. Trust me, it's>
nomorehate
GROSS. You can tell an absolute difference afterwards.
Spiked
What? Not where I am. I'll fill my bottle from wherever is closest and I don't notice a difference
Hashbrown123
Nah, there is a distinct difference in taste.
nero4ty2
some people just don't notice it
Spiked
I don't have any filters in the kitchen. Why would it taste different? Faucets and pipes are the same age, too
ChaoticGoodTransGirl
yeah fr, i only use it to rinse when brushing
PandAnomoly
Growing up in an immigrant household, we've never been allowed to drink from the faucet. To this day, we think it's gross/dirty to do so.
blarglebrle
Need to attach a Brita filter to the faucet and filter out the lead & pollution. Tastes so much better and is the same as good bottled water
MrsSlavicHorse
PFAS still remain though
Primary1
Tap water is clean as hell here in canada so it's pretty normal here though a lot of people still filter it though its unnecessary
PandAnomoly
It doesn't matter where we go, my mom grew up in a third world country and will never drink tap if she can avoid it. Passed on to me.
Primary1
Yeah that's fine, just was saying that it is normal in canada because our water is clean
Rauca
That's cos it sits in a tank in the attic in most houses, at least here in the UK it does. Just don't look in said tank.
SoGrosslyIncandescent
Interesting, in the US it's connected to the same supply as the kitchen. God knows if that's actually drinkable though
Rauca
I find it's a blessing if I'm having a shower, I won't get scalded if someone in the kitchen fills a pot of water.
nero4ty2
doesn't really happen in most "modern" houses, only time ive ever seen it is a house built in 1900 or before
SoGrosslyIncandescent
I remember that, but I'm fairly certain that's been solved with modern plumbing, it's been a long time since I've experienced it.