Pouring Your Money Down Your Throat


	Pouring Your Money Down Your Throat

zasel

8-2-2007 9:01 PM

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water, bottled water, robbery

zasel says:

Pepsi has been forced to finally admit it uses the same tap water you and I can get virtually for free, and charges $1.49 a bottle for it. Let's not even mention what all those plastic bottles due to the environment, but we are simply drinking our own money. I have to wonder if it should even be legal for a company to take something that is essentially public property, and label it as their own, and make a humongous profit doing so.

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8-3-2007 3:05 PM

rvnurse2b

I knew there was a reason I didn't like Aquafina!

8-3-2007 4:36 PM

gwendolyn

Evian spelled backwards is what -- ?!?

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