Frog Pond saves lives????
Frog Pond saves lives????
Last year, my friend and I got seperated on the road from our camp on the way to BRC.. And when we arrived, we realized all of our water was with the rest of the camp, wich hadn't shown up yet. So, we went around, collecting water from friendly neighbors (Thanks!). Along this personal journey of ours, we got to thinking. If the water trucks are filled with Frog Pond Spring Water.... Is it safe to drink? Could we bottle it, and sell it to corporate dumbshits who could bring in money for Frog Pond Restoration? Is it a good resource for campers who end up severly dehydrated? Health factors? Just wanted to see where this thread would go. Anyone wanna comment?
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Two words: Frog and Pond...
Put that on your label and sell it! "... just the essense of frog..." or "Mommy, why does this water taste funny?" "Quiet dear; I paid two dollars a bottle for this water."
Yeah, there's probably a market for it somewhere... Or you could create one.
Put that on your label and sell it! "... just the essense of frog..." or "Mommy, why does this water taste funny?" "Quiet dear; I paid two dollars a bottle for this water."
Yeah, there's probably a market for it somewhere... Or you could create one.
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Well..., at the Madison Convention Center, you can buy bottled water, which is actually Madison tap water with a fancy name, so why NOT Ye Olde Frog Pond Water?!
And, hey, if it is a choice between dying of thirst and drinking untreated frog water, I'd drink frog water! Just don't expect me to want to pay money to buy it!
And, hey, if it is a choice between dying of thirst and drinking untreated frog water, I'd drink frog water! Just don't expect me to want to pay money to buy it!
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That's okay... we're going to gift it...
...ooh! I think I just found a new way to dispose of grey water... A bunch of plastic bottles, a few labels... hummmm...
DR. TZU'S MAGIC TONIC WATER
I like that...
...ooh! I think I just found a new way to dispose of grey water... A bunch of plastic bottles, a few labels... hummmm...
DR. TZU'S MAGIC TONIC WATER
I like that...
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Joel wrote:Active ingredient: Dr. Tzu's miraculous sweat.
Yeah, plus seventeen herbs and spices, and that 'special' sauce...carbonated with actual human flatulence
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It's only called "Frog Pond" because Mayor Quimby thought "Bordello" sounded too... suggestively foreign. The theme park is still going through county Planning, AFAIK.
Amazing desert structures & stuff: http://sites.google.com/site/potatotrap/
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"Let us say I suggest you may be human." -- Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam
I dont think playa dust is an incrediant. Because it's a srpping away from the Playa. BUT, I do however believe in the off season, BRC volenteers are kidnapped, and forced to work in sweat shops to bottle the water. And they're only pay is the enjoyment of making people feel stupid when they ring the bell at the gate or be spanked for thier first visit.
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