Thread: Distilled water; the fountain of youth

Originally Posted by kingwilly

Originally Posted by pseudolus

Originally Posted by kingwilly

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

Originally Posted by baldrick

it is no surprise that most of your homeopaths are wobblyhead scam artists

I've never once mentioned homeopathic medicine.

Tried it a very long time ago and didn't see any results.

Distilled water is homeopathy. Nutter

Urrrgghhh no mate, it's not. Homeopathy people think that putting a little bit of something in distilled alcohol or water - the whatever it is that they put in is the homeopathy, and distilled water is just distilled water... unless you think that car batteries are treated with homeopathy, rather than a top up of distilled water

Read earls crap. Distilled water as medicine, with highly diluted trace elements is homeopathic nonsense.

Water isn't medicine. Some studies show that better quality water does help mineral absorption from food though and low quality water makes the body work harder to remove impurities. It's just common sense not wacky stuff.

I prefer to use tap water with a filter cause its the cheapest way to get decent water.

Originally Posted by Allotafargina

Originally Posted by kingwilly

Originally Posted by pseudolus

Originally Posted by kingwilly

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

I've never once mentioned homeopathic medicine.

Tried it a very long time ago and didn't see any results.

Distilled water is homeopathy. Nutter

Urrrgghhh no mate, it's not. Homeopathy people think that putting a little bit of something in distilled alcohol or water - the whatever it is that they put in is the homeopathy, and distilled water is just distilled water... unless you think that car batteries are treated with homeopathy, rather than a top up of distilled water

Read earls crap. Distilled water as medicine, with highly diluted trace elements is homeopathic nonsense.

Water isn't medicine. Some studies show that better quality water does help mineral absorption from food though and low quality water makes the body work harder to remove impurities. It's just common sense not wacky stuff.

I prefer to use tap water with a filter cause its the cheapest way to get decent water.

Just outta curiosity, where do you reside presently, Allo..??

Originally Posted by kingwilly

Originally Posted by pseudolus

Originally Posted by kingwilly

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

Originally Posted by baldrick

it is no surprise that most of your homeopaths are wobblyhead scam artists

I've never once mentioned homeopathic medicine.

Tried it a very long time ago and didn't see any results.

Distilled water is homeopathy. Nutter

Urrrgghhh no mate, it's not. Homeopathy people think that putting a little bit of something in distilled alcohol or water - the whatever it is that they put in is the homeopathy, and distilled water is just distilled water... unless you think that car batteries are treated with homeopathy, rather than a top up of distilled water

Read earls crap. Distilled water as medicine, with highly diluted trace elements is homeopathic nonsense.

Why would I bother? I just responded to the statement you wrote matey.

water....

it looks gook
it smells good
its tastes good.... if you put enough gin in it

Originally Posted by hazz

its tastes good.... if you put enough gin in it

Oh dear lord - we are going to have a massive falling out again. Is there some scientific reason why you should EVER put water in gin, when it already has far too much water in there in the first place?

If you are not going to mix it with Vermouth to Gin and It levels rather than the namby pamby martini levels, then tonic of course is the mixer. Lemon not lime. But water? Seriously?

Don't tell me - something to do with quamtum physics and climate change means that it should be watered down or something?

Originally Posted by pseudolus

. Is there some scientific reason why you should EVER put water in gin, when it already has far too much water in there in the first place?

No need to fall out. He didn't say water your gin, he said gin your water. There's nowhere near enough gin in ordinary water so every little helps.

@ pseudolus -

You say you are highly intelligent with a higher than average iq.
What is the answer to this -

If 6+4= 210, then ?+??=123

12 and 11

Id put gin with soda or mineral water on the rocks. Single malt whiskey gets the straight treatment not gin.

Correct, you must be sharper than pseudolus ! He is still trying to work it out.

Too drunk on cheap gin

Originally Posted by DrB0b

Originally Posted by pseudolus

. Is there some scientific reason why you should EVER put water in gin, when it already has far too much water in there in the first place?

No need to fall out. He didn't say water your gin, he said gin your water. There's nowhere near enough gin in ordinary water so every little helps.

be gentle bob, the poor chap is seriously comprehension deficient... its why he gets so confused.

Originally Posted by Mickmac

@ pseudolus -

You say you are highly intelligent with a higher than average iq.
What is the answer to this -

If 6+4= 210, then ?+??=123

Originally Posted by Mickmac

Correct, you must be sharper than pseudolus ! He is still trying to work it out.

...and on another thread you are complaining about trolling