Drink deep seawater

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waterpanzer

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28 Nov 2004

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Hello, everyone!

I read in a news Japanese really like deep seawater. They cosume over 150,000 bottles a day. Anybody has personal experience drinking it?

I am in New York area. Anybody place I can buy some these deep seawater bottles to have a taste? I figure with so many Japanese in the states, there got to be somewhere I can buy it.

Thanks!

 

Fantt

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I would think deep seawater would be toxic with all that salt. Or is this deep seawater that's been desalinated?

Ahh... Found This

Seems rather silly to me.

 

Bob in Iowa

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Oh boy, what a fantastic idea that is. A new license to print money.

I have always been amazed at a general willingness of the public to buy bottles of water for a dollar or so in places there there is an abundance of clean drinking water available for free. Now some enterprising folks have upped the ante by selling much higher priced bottles of water from the bottom of the sea with all of the salt and fish feces filtered out. If you haven't heard of this new trend, here is a link to an article telling about this amazing new industry .

--Bob

Every minute??? I think that PT Barnum understated the frequency !!!

 

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okaeri_man

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lol. from fantt's article, last sentence:

"There's a lot of water out there. I don't think they're going to run out," Anderson said.

no, i don't think they're going to run out of sea water either...

 

Grandpa Frank

Sempai

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Hummm????

I wonder if people would buy bottled melted polar icecap water? Global warming should provide plenty!

Frank

 

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Hiroshi66

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• 29 Nov 2004

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That actually sounds good.

Yeah, I've bought one from my local Asian market to try it. Its not as fresh - but it is good and more "authentic" per se because on the bottle it read that these areas where the water is taken from get 0 to little sunlight per year.

 

Apollo

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Frank D. White said:

I wonder if people would buy bottled melted polar icecap water? Global warming should provide plenty!

Frank

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GREAT IDEA FRANK! You should start your own company.

 

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Hiroshi66

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• 30 Nov 2004

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Yeah.. I doubt it would be THAT expensive..

 

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Timsan

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Frank: Go Go Go

 

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RinniGal

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send me a sample....


and they must use a really long hose.

 

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MWThomas

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Next thing you know they'll be trying to sell water from the Hudson river.

 

ffrost_nova622

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21 Nov 2004

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sea water

waterpanzer said:

Hello, everyone!

I read in a news Japanese really like deep seawater. They cosume over 150,000 bottles a day. Anybody has personal experience drinking it?

I am in New York area. Anybody place I can buy some these deep seawater bottles to have a taste? I figure with so many Japanese in the states, there got to be somewhere I can buy it.

Thanks!

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if they drink it its gotta be filtered...but isnt like sea water 50% made of sewerage?