tasteless it creates a taste --
pure bottled water
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In case the excitement is becoming too much for you, it's £6 a bottle.
How interesting to know. A taste of melting glacier. Imagination can give it a taste. Thanks for the haiku!
I marvel at the marketing of bottled water, like Fiji, which comes from the exotic island and springs. You have to love the bottle it comes in too.
Why pinch it from Greenland when we have perfectly good water here? Can't we worry about water miles now?
Marketing of bottled water has got to be the biggest scam of all time when you have perfectly good water by just turning on your tap. Ever tried mineral water straight from the spring it's fantastic and pure.
Thanks Everyone
A small but interesting range of comments, I feel.
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