<![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water - Gawker Comments]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water - Gawker Comments]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> Toy? TOY? That damn thing that they're building looks exactly like my $200 organic chemistry model kit minus the features. This "water" is going to make it super easy to teach organic chemistry haha... BK-KT your an idiot.. Not all plastics are harmful and frankly the ones that "supposidly" are, reaaaally aren't..

Scubastevie00

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> It's a stupid beverage, but it does look like a fun toy. If they just sold empty, reusable bottles like that I think people would like them.

Kajj

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> Not for nuthin', but when I was a kid my mom used to kick us out of the house in the morning to get us out of her hair. For lunch we'd maybe have a twinkie and also maybe some dirt and if we got thirsty we'd drink actual water out of the garden hose in the back yard. I hate these stupid Y Water people and their stupid flash based website and their stupid "developmental drink". Which is, by the way, not water.

zibnchy

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @FitnessMadeSimple: exactly! @IndianSlipper: there's no conversion necessary...perfectly designed for sitting so everyone is ful-filled!

YourGoldKeith

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> Useless information, but the push to bottled water for children has lead to an increase of cavities. Most cities fortify their water with fluoride, so the kids aren't getting that treatment.

Jeremy

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @Hez: Yay! So two of my friends can come!

valarmorghulis

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @if_i_only_had_a_heart: Phew. I thought I had pudenda eyes or something...

donmiguel

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @valarmorghulis: Noez! R frenchip iz on a salad fowndiashun!

Hez

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @Hez: r U makin fun uf mi?

valarmorghulis

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @valarmorghulis: @famousauthor: And rest assured, I will be handling all the spelling from here on out.

Hez

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @Hez: So now we just need a single Invisable Fence loop that has home, cigarette store, the guy's house, the booze-store, the porn shop, and an ATM. Everything else can be delivered by Amazon Fresh.

@famousauthor: Hez and I will soon have Foundiation Membership rates posted.

valarmorghulis

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @valarmorghulis: The Geneva Convention does not apply to things made entirely of snips, snails and puppy dog tails... so legally, I think we're good.

Hez

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> So much for my children. Now, what about my children's children?

famousauthor

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @Hez: I really think we need to start a day-care/delivery company. "PopUp Services Inc. -You drop them off, we put them to work." Are shock collars considered inhumane for children? Couldn't be, that'd be inchilde. No laws I know of regarding inchilde treatment.

Also...@valarmorghulis: close your quotes dipshit!

valarmorghulis

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @valarmorghulis: And pop by the ATM if you wouldn't mind. Auntie needs a little "staggering around" money.

Hez

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @Hez: and "on the way back pop up to my guys house and grab a dub.

valarmorghulis

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @donmiguel: yes it does. kiddie style. not right.

if_i_only_had_a_heart

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> Y, indeed.

katieee

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @valarmorghulis: Or as in "pop up to the liquor store and get some more booze for your drunk old Auntie!"

Hez

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> Great. More plastic crap for my kid to insist on keeping. It will go spectacularly with every rip-off prize from Chuck E. Cheese's. That's it - no more water. The kid drinks beer or nothing.

I Don't Get It

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @Hez: naturally, after consuming all of that Y (drink) Water, we'd make terrible hosts. besides, it's a "popup" bar. as in, "pop up and make it your damn self."

valarmorghulis

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @valarmorghulis: I love that both of our catering plans extend only as far as providing for the most important guest: ourselves.

Hez

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @CCGypsy14: But I understand your confusion. Why is the "water" orange?!

busyness

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @CCGypsy14: correct, it's Y Water

Also, I tired to go to their website [www.ywater.us] to see if this was available locally, but it looks like it's only on AZ. There could be a way to change the state, but AZ isn't the 1st alphabetically, and the layout was giving me a headache. Looks like they're mainly at Whole Foods though, so I might jsut check there.

valarmorghulis

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> They look like butt-plugs for cows.

VirusWithShoes

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> Am I the only one who is confused because the liquid inside those containers is NOT water?!

CCGypsy14

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @Hez: are these things available now? because i'm thinking of putting in a bar and I think I could devise an awesome contraption to hang over the bar. It could act as both an crafy/arty "roof" to the bar, that I could pour drinks into and "guests" (me) could drink out of.

valarmorghulis

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @TedSez: the bottle filled with c'nip would also make a great cat toy... but then we would be poisoning cats, right BK_KT? poor kit-tahs.

hypocriteoath

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @valarmorghulis: Doesn't it sound beautiful? Vast cities and structures (complete with catacombs) made entirely of glorious, shimmering booze...

Welcome to Drinkopolis! Population: me.

Hez

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @FitnessMadeSimple: (See fig.2)

FitnessMadeSimple

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @IndianSlipper: Yes.

Step 1: Insert any of the four nubs into orifice of choice
Step 2: Enjoy

You now have a sex toy.

FitnessMadeSimple

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @Hez: holy shit you're a goddamn genius!

valarmorghulis

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> Unfortunately, vitamin C is very acidic and eats away kiddies' tooth enamel faster than soda.

But those bottles look like they'd be great for chucking at people.

TedSez

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> So, they're like K'NEX, but I can fill them with BOOZE??
That's my wedding reception sorted.

Hez

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @FitnessMadeSimple: 2nd'd

valarmorghulis

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> This is what they get for having their focus groups in Austria.

Smitros

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> I remember drinking 'Quarter Waters' during the '80s on the streets of Brooklyn.

tazo

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> There has to be a way to convert these into sex toys, right?

IndianSlipper

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> @Richard: If I had any power around this place, that would get a commie.

FitnessMadeSimple

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> More plastic crap to poison our children, how adorable.

BK_KT

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> Bottled water is not very green. Use reusable containers (i.e. Nalgene bottles).

tribalpottery

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> Capitalist monstrosity, indeed. Right up there with oatmeal for women.

AuntPeniston

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> "Look, we made a model of a poop molecule! In the future, that will be our food."

Richard

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> Is it me, or does the bottle really look like a Henry Moore sculpture of the classic nutsack and prong. I mean, there are the two bits, and the kibble is the spout from which one, ahem, drinks.

donmiguel

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> yay! juvanille hyponatremia!

valarmorghulis

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> Let's just hope this will keep us out of a recession.

Astrolabe

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> Just like Guatemalan landfill children.

Knucklehead Babylon

]]> <![CDATA[About Time That Children Had Their OWN Water]]> Enjoy your false estrogens, kids!

Gayyker

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