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Today is #WorldWaterDay! Here are a few waters of mine.

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Unless you’ve beat another mans ass for violating a woman…I don’t believe you. Yall all know, and have probably witnessed, a man who has harmed a woman. You let that slide in real life. You remain friends in real life. Cut the BS for the internet 🙄🙄🙄

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I expect to get a cart full of groceries tomorrow for $20, and a full tank of gas for $7.

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1 down, 1460 left to go 😪

submitted 135 days ago • 0 comments

It was just as cold for Obama's inauguration in 2009, fyi.

submitted 136 days ago • 1048 comments

Unlike glacier water, Berg comes directly from icebergs, avoiding contact with ground contaminants. With a history dating back over 15,000 years, this premium water offers a taste of pure wilderness. 🇨🇦💧 #hydrohomie

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It takes 1.39 liters of water to make 1L of bottled water, but • 74 liters to make a glass of beer, • 1239 liters to make one pizza and • 17,196 liters to make 1kg of chocolate #hydrohomie

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San Benedetto Mineral Water, sourced from glaciers in the Italian Alps. San Benedetto Mineral Water is drawn from 300 meters below the Veneto Plain to maintain its original purity and unique mineral balance. This elite low-mineral water packs a powerful 30 mg per liter of Magnesium. 🇮🇹💧 #hydrohomie

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Solán de Cabras is from a remote spring in Cuenca, Spain. This spring has been recognized over the centuries by royal decree as a treasured resource. Rainwater flows through filtering rock layers, to its perfect mineral balance & emerges naturally from the spring 3,600 years later. 🇪🇸💧

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125 meters below the surface in Hanover VA, there is an artesian spring. Virginia Artesian water is the result of this spring. Due to the high pressure of the spring, contaminates are less likely to be found near artesian sources such as this one. The taste is highly unique and well regarded. 🇺🇸💧

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What I Support Immigrant Rights ✊🏼 DACA with a Path to Citizenship ☀️ LGBTQIA+ 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ BLM 🖤 Free Palestine 🇵🇸 Indigenous People 🫶 Women’s Rights 💖 Pro-Choice ❤️‍🔥 Gender Identity 🤍 Mental Health Awareness 🎗 Autism Awareness ♾ Disability Awareness 🏥 Climate Change Awareness 🍃🌳 Love 💚

submitted 195 days ago • 187 comments

Doing a water tasting today! #hydrohomie

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To all the #hydrohomies out there, I’m figuring out how to build this starter pack. If you’d like to be added to share all things hydration, we would love to have you! go.bsky.app/E9qXGqW

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Eklutna Glacier is a land terminating glacier in Chugach State Park near Anchorage, Alaska. Runoff from Eklutna Glacier contributes to Eklutna Lake, the main source of drinking water for the Anchorage community as well as hydroelectric power via the Eklutna Hydroelectric Project. 1/💧

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The Mountain Valley spring water can be found in the Ouachita (waa·shee·tuh) Mountains, Arkansas. The spring source is encased in quartz and granite which give this water a beautifully refreshing flavor. A great water for any pairing. 🇺🇸💧

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Experience the exceptional quality of Three Bays Australian natural spring water, enriched over a remarkable 2,000-year journey with minerals that impart a creamy taste and smooth finish. Otherwise known as “thicc water”, your palate is in for a treat with this one. 🇦🇺💧

submitted 197 days ago • 0 comments

Let’s talk about the water cycle today! Let’s start with evaporation in the next slide. ⬇️💧

submitted 198 days ago • 1 comment

Deep within a Austrian artesian spring Hallstein water filters naturally from hitting the surface of the Dachstein into the aquifer through limestone and natural glacial moraine of the same quality limestone. Hallstein water has a TDS of 84. 🇦🇹💧 #hydrohomie

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