#107

it’s a little known fact that you actually only need 300-500ml of water a day to survive

#108

Survive not thrive babes

#109

My Nanna said her doctor said cups of tea count as water but I think she might’ve been telling porkies cause that’s all she ever drinks and refuses to drink water.
Although, she’s 91 now so maybe she’s right.

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#110

the A&J 6Music shows always remind me of doing my paper round, which makes me feel so old

#111

Anything that contains water counts as water

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#112

NFL star Odell Beckham Jr hates drinking water so much that he sometimes gets IV drips during games

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#113

Absolute legend. Should just have vimto like me

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#114

There are 18 different kinds of ice. Ice is a GBOL.

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#115

Reckon there’s probably at least 19. They just got bored counting.

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#116

:musical_note: When the moon hits the ice, and its state’s a surprise that’s… amorphous.

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#117

Yknow, I hadn’t even begun to think about ice and steams when I started this thread.
Thought I knew a little bit, but I know NOTHING.
I could name maybe… three types of ice? Cubed, crushed and sculpture

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#118

Your Nanna’s right, how dare you question her

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#119

:smiley: feel awful now. Sorry Sheila.

#120

Dry!

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#121

OF COURSE. How could I forget dry.

Ever lobbed chunks of dry ice into a bucket of lukewarm water? Great fun

#122

I don’t think I’ve ever been within touching distance of dry ice, which is upsetting, because it means I’m unable to live out my 80s pop video fantasies. I’m just standing in my living room wearing leather trousers like an idiot.

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#123

that’s kind of adorable :smiley:

#124

So much fun

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#125

They use oil fired gas guns these days, probably would have done then too I reckon

#126

I have spent a lot of time in the company of dry ice and yes my favourite trick was to use it as a smoke machine effect when I was done. Other favourite things to do was pouring liquid nitrogen on the floor. I was a terrible scientist.

Just reminded me, when I worked in labs and was going away camping for the weekend I’d take polystyrene boxes of dry ice home on a Friday night and hey presto you’ve got a mini fridge and drinks cooler than you can chuck away at the end

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