The Water Appreciation Thread

it's nice to live a little closer to the source now.

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Originally Posted by FrankZappa

I have water. A lot of water. High and early spring run off combined with rain-o-plenty has made for high water table at my irrigated wasteland. My cellar is a foot deep in water, and the annual smell of mildew is in the house.

Sometimes it can be a pain in the ass, but for the most part, I like dealing with water every day 8 months of the year. After almost 15 years of it I now know more about water in the west than most.

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I have the opposite problem. No water. Our well isn't giving us any of the glorious molecules. We have to have it trucked in weekly right now. You don't realize how much you love having all you the H2O you want until you have none.

I give our well a big :fuckyou:

^^^ I understand (tho maybe not in as bad a manner). All it takes is a simple power outage, or some frozen pipes and 10-20 mins later you realize... "Shit we're outa water!"

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Originally Posted by FZ

Just think what our neighbors down in Mexico get when it's their turn...

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Giardia?

i love my unfiltered water pumped straight from Nahuel Huapi. a lake bigger than Tahoe, and an average of 2 boats/day during high season.

water....mmmmmmm....waaaaaaateeeeeerrrrr

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Originally Posted by FNG

From tree roots deep in a lava chute.

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Damn, you are good.

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Originally Posted by iceman

Hate water? I don't think I've ever heard anyone say that before. I drink a 16 oz glass every morning when I get up and probly 3-4 more per day. It washes the alcohol residue out. So that's good.

The water at my house is well water and it's fucking good. And free. So I drink it.

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I'm not a big fan of plain h2o either. Unless I'm really thirsty.

Used water is good, it is the source of my income.

Google Earth 33 35'00" N 117 04' 40" W from about 5,000 ft

New ozone water treatment plant, so us Socal residents can drink the piss and runoff of Colorado people.