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20-12-2003, 04:36 PM
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Water and your tea
On Thu, 06 Nov 2003 02:31:05 GMT, Chandler
wrote: In article , Derek wrote: My experience in the U.S. has been that the "flavor" of that water is the same as what I get from a bottle. And it costs less. a lot of bottled water is municipal tap water. That reminds me of a skit I saw once on Royal Canadian Air Farce that showed a guy filling water bottles from a garden hose and a woman with a cigarette dangling from her mouth capping them. 
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