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Skim Milk
Orange Juice
Grape Juice
Brita Filtered Water

The milk is acidic and hormone laden
The juices were frozen, superheated, and stored in a vat for a year befire bottling. Zero nutrients left.
The brita doesn't catch fluoride ir chorline.

The guy drinking only liquor us just as healthy as you

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The milk is acidic and hormone laden
The juices were frozen, superheated, and stored in a vat for a year befire bottling. Zero nutrients left.
The brita doesn't catch fluoride ir chorline.

The guy drinking only liquor us just as healthy as you

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Whole milk

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The brita doesn't catch chorline.

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Filtered water
Whole milk
Orange juice (not from concentrate)
Apple juice
Grape juice
Hershey's hot cocoa
Regular Coca-cola
Canada Dry Ginger Ale

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Whole milk

That stuff has so much fat, it's like drinking sludge.

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I have an R/O unit under the sink. I have to buy a micron pre-filter, a carbon-block filter to eliminate the chlorine (kills the R/O element otherwise) and a Dow FilmTec R/O element about every year or so.

Total recurring cost for the 5,000 gallons of pure water (per year) I get from it is around $100 annually.

Best thing I've bought in ages.

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Because I'm not a virgin, I drink:
Wine
Diet Coke
Water
Juice
Fermented Yoghurt products
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I have an R/O unit under the sink. I have to buy a micron pre-filter, a carbon-block filter to eliminate the chlorine (kills the R/O element otherwise) and a Dow FilmTec R/O element about every year or so.

Total recurring cost for the 5,000 gallons of pure water (per year) I get from it is around $100 annually.

Best thing I've bought in ages.

I think a Brita filter would be cheaper.

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Because I'm not a virgin, I drink:
Beer
Wine
Irish Whisky
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I have an R/O unit under the sink. I have to buy a micron pre-filter, a carbon-block filter to eliminate the chlorine (kills the R/O element otherwise) and a Dow FilmTec R/O element about every year or so.

Total recurring cost for the 5,000 gallons of pure water (per year) I get from it is around $100 annually.

Best thing I've bought in ages.

You'll be dead before you're fifty. You kooks always die young.

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1: You think wrong.*

2: That POS little bit of charcoal doesn't do jack fucking shit compared to following it up with an R/O element.

* http://www.amazon.com/Brita-35503-Pitcher-Replacement-Cartridges/dp/B00004SU18

At $6 per 40 gallons, the cost-per-gallon is 6.7c/gal.
At $100 per 5000 gallons, the cost-per-gallon is .02c/gal.

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I have an R/O unit under the sink. I have to buy a micron pre-filter, a carbon-block filter to eliminate the chlorine (kills the R/O element otherwise) and a Dow FilmTec R/O element about every year or so.

Total recurring cost for the 5,000 gallons of pure water (per year) I get from it is around $100 annually.

Best thing I've bought in ages.

You'll be dead before you're fifty. You kooks always die young.

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1: You think wrong.*

2: That POS little bit of charcoal doesn't do jack fucking shit compared to following it up with an R/O element.

* http://www.amazon.com/Brita-35503-Pitcher-Replacement-Cartridges/dp/B00004SU18

At $6 per 40 gallons, the cost-per-gallon is 6.7c/gal.
At $100 per 5000 gallons, the cost-per-gallon is .02c/gal.

$6 is less than $100.

Nobody drinks 5000 gallons of water/yr.

If you're using 5000 gallons of water/year, that includes showers & baths.

And tap water is perfectly fine for showers & baths.

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I have an R/O unit under the sink. I have to buy a micron pre-filter, a carbon-block filter to eliminate the chlorine (kills the R/O element otherwise) and a Dow FilmTec R/O element about every year or so.

Total recurring cost for the 5,000 gallons of pure water (per year) I get from it is around $100 annually.

Best thing I've bought in ages.

You'll be dead before you're fifty. You kooks always die young.

Considering I'm 53 right now, and just renewed my 15-year life-insurance policy and got the second-lowest (out of nine) rate they offered, I think you are wrong.

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Okay, fifty-five.

Kook.

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Considering I'm 53 right now, and just renewed my 15-year life-insurance policy and got the second-lowest (out of nine) rate they offered, I think you are wrong.