All the New York picket lines seem to be within twenty feet of food, I suppose bringing them goodies would be pointless.
William ,'Conversations with Dead People'
Natter 55: It's the 55th Natter
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Steph, can you make other things fizzy besides water?
It tells you not to, that any liquid other than water can (1) make a carbonated explosion, and/or (2) gunk up the machine and possibly break it.
But you can make your water fizzy and then afterwards add stuff to it (in the bottle, or in your cup when you drink it), like fruit, or other flavorings, etc. You can buy flavorings that are like Coke and other soda flavors.
I'm just a straight-up fizzy water addict, so while I might toss in a lemon wedge or something once in a while, I'll mostly just be guzzling the fizzy H2O.
The few times I've tried carbonated water, I got nauseous.
So carbonated water is just water that is... carbonated? Huh. I don't believe I've ever had it by itself.
What's the difference between seltzer and club soda?
Perrier is the brand I'm thinking of. Bleah.
I'm drinking seltzer right now. I drink it almost every day. I get annoyed when I'm not in NYC and I can't find any.
What's the difference between seltzer and club soda?
You can't shoot club soda down a clown's pants?
So carbonated water is just water that is... carbonated?
Did the name mislead you?
What's the difference between seltzer and club soda?
Nothing, really, although I *thought* that club soda was saltier than seltzer, because it has bicarbonate of soda in it.
It tells you not to, that any liquid other than water can (1) make a carbonated explosion
And that's supposed to be a deterrent?