dasani pure water

Isn't that the brand of water in britan sold by coke that
was found to be gotten from the thames and containing twice
the amount of some chemical then is allowed by law? This was
a recent news story in the us. It was all marketing hype as
being "pure" by using some nasa technology, which in fact
was a common filteration method which doesn't touch many
chemicals.

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I just came back from holiday and my lodger has left my
house. He cleaned up properly, tidied everything up. And
left one item behind. A brand new unopened bottle of Dasani
"pure water". Should I bin it or drink it? :-)

Incidently, whilst on holiday I heard that Dasani "pure
water" in France will really be made from mineral water as
the French are considered more discerning than the British.

Too much bromate

Once upon a time, our fellow [email hidden] rambled on
about "Re: dasani pure water." Our champion De-Medicalizing
in sci.med.nutrition retorts, thusly ...

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This was a recent news story in the us. It was all
marketing hype as being "pure" by using some nasa
technology, which in fact was a common filteration method
which doesn't touch many chemicals.

Oh! You mean how the science geeks talk on smn?

Ha, ... Hah, Ha!

On Tue, 23 Mar 2004 17:40:13 +0000 (UTC), "mathew"
<[email hidden]> posted:

Quoted message said:

I just came back from holiday and my lodger has left my
house. He cleaned up properly, tidied everything up. And
left one item behind. A brand new unopened bottle of Dasani
"pure water". Should I bin it or drink it? :-)

Incidently, whilst on holiday I heard that Dasani "pure
water" in France will really be made from mineral water as
the French are considered more discerning than the British.

SPAM!

Too much hydroxonium

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Too much bromate

err... why have you written the words SPAM! as a reply? Are
you sending that message as a spam, or what?..

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On Tue, 23 Mar 2004 17:40:13 +0000 (UTC), "mathew"
<[email hidden]> posted:

Quoted message said:

I just came back from holiday and my lodger has left my
house. He cleaned

up

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

properly, tidied everything up. And left one item behind.
A brand new unopened bottle of Dasani "pure water".
Should I bin it or drink it? :-)

Incidently, whilst on holiday I heard that Dasani "pure
water" in France will really be made from mineral water
as the French are considered more discerning than the
British.

SPAM!