No Pepsi... Coke was I'm trying Walmart grocery delivery.
"Bruce" > wrote in message
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> On Wed, 28 Oct 2020 21:39:15 -0700, "Julie Bove"
> > wrote:
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>>"jmcquown" > wrote in message
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>>> Oh My Goodness. You really are that stupid.
>>>
>>> I could however get free spring water near Martha Lake
>>>> though. I would have to bang my own containers.
>>>
>>> Oh goody, why don't you do that? Since you couldn't actually get the
>>> delivered groceries in off the front porch without pretending to be an
>>> acrobat who had to drag them inside lying down... I don't know how you
>>> expect me to believe you'd go haul water.
>>
>>I wouldn't and I don't. I've never seen an available parking spot there
>>when
>>I drive by, so probably couldn't.
>>>
>>> Why not join John Kuthe in crowing about how you're making the
>>> environment
>>> all better and sing Kumbaya?
>>
>>Why would you think I'm making the envirnment better? People here are
>>pretty
>>green even if it's only because we are expected to be.
>>>
>>> Meanwhile, if you can turn on a faucet and water comes out, flush the
>>> toilet (NO, I don't want to hear again about toilet issues or toilet
>>> paper) you are on a municipal water supply. Ignorance is is bliss, eh?
>>> Maybe you stuck your ex-husband with that bill but someone sure is
>>> paying
>>> for it.
>>
>>Really? I know people who have wells. They can flush their toilet and
>>water
>>comes out of their tap. Sooo... I guess that means they too are on a
>>municipal water supply? Sheesh. Way to (pardon the pun) muddy the water
>>further. I pay the water bill.
>
> We're on tap water, meaning we have water coming out of our taps. But
> we're not on town/municipal water. We collect rain water in big tanks.
Yep.
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