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Fish 05-05-2022 09:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 16283923)
Here's a naive question about water.

We're a closed system. When we drink water it doesn't cease to exist. We sweat it out or we urinate in jdubya's back yard and it goes into that whole evaporate-rise-condense-fall cycle. So theoretically we should never run out of water; we should just cycle it faster, right?

I guess there are some practical issues. Maybe some sinks into the mantle or gets salty or something. But on the other hand, we know the reciped for water and as far as I know there's a lot of hydrogen and oxygen floating around.

Most of that has to do with locational drought. It's not that we run out of water overall. The problem is that some specific locations that need water the most don't have a chance to refill because of drought conditions. Lack of water in one location results in excess water in other locations. So it evens out overall, but some locations are still screwed. Lots of farming depends directly on natural sources like Lake Mead for yearly needs. Continued drought over a matter of years has decimated many sources like this just because of specifically regional lack of rainfall. Rainfall just shifts to a different location.

Stewie 05-05-2022 09:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 16283923)
Here's a naive question about water.

We're a closed system. When we drink water it doesn't cease to exist. We sweat it out or we urinate in jdubya's back yard and it goes into that whole evaporate-rise-condense-fall cycle. So theoretically we should never run out of water; we should just cycle it faster, right?

I guess there are some practical issues. Maybe some sinks into the mantle or gets salty or something. But on the other hand, we know the reciped for water and as far as I know there's a lot of hydrogen and oxygen floating around.

Arkansas and Louisiana grow most of the rice in the US. How does that work? My pissing regime hasn't changed all these many years.

displacedinMN 05-05-2022 09:13 PM

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Originally Posted by ArrowHeader (Post 16284124)
Within a few years environmentalists will have to accept the deleterious affects of diverting 100 million gallons of water per day to a climate that just evaporates it. They will have to drink their own piss. It is inevitable.

Look into the play Urinetown.

Rasputin 05-06-2022 12:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 16283923)
Here's a naive question about water.

We're a closed system. When we drink water it doesn't cease to exist. We sweat it out or we urinate in jdubya's back yard and it goes into that whole evaporate-rise-condense-fall cycle. So theoretically we should never run out of water; we should just cycle it faster, right?

I guess there are some practical issues. Maybe some sinks into the mantle or gets salty or something. But on the other hand, we know the recipe for water and as far as I know there's a lot of hydrogen and oxygen floating around.


So you are saying theoretically we are drinking each others and animals sweat and piss? Practically everything you drink has water so everyone is drinking piss daily. Thank you Rain Man for that information now I won't drink anything ever again and die from dehydration. Well~Bye

Rasputin 05-06-2022 12:48 AM

FYI I like to pee in the back yard a lot so it evaporates and then becomes rain clouds that go across the state probably as far as Missou. Everyone has been drinking my piss according to Rain Man.

Rain Man 05-06-2022 01:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Rasputin (Post 16284274)
So you are saying theoretically we are drinking each others and animals sweat and piss? Practically everything you drink has water so everyone is drinking piss daily. Thank you Rain Man for that information now I won't drink anything ever again and die from dehydration. Well~Bye

Your water and beer and Pibb Xtra has gone through a million bladders since the dawn of time. Invertebrate sea creatures have previously drunk it, stegosauruses have previously drunk it, those little three foot tall Lucy creatures have drunk it, woolly mammoths have drunk it, Egyptian pyramid builders have drunk it, and Revolutionary War soldiers have drunk it. Now it's your turn.

displacedinMN 05-06-2022 05:34 AM

Rain man is 100 percent correct

Search up the water cycle. You are drinking dinosaur pee, plant sweat, others urine (without the bad stuff)

Here, we are drinking pee from St. Cloud, we use it, clean it dump it back into the river so Red Wing can do the same thing.

displacedinMN 05-06-2022 05:36 AM

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Beer is roughly 90-95% water</p>&mdash; UberFacts (@UberFacts) <a href="https://twitter.com/UberFacts/status/1522524327345897472?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 6, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Frazod 05-06-2022 06:19 AM

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Originally Posted by displacedinMN (Post 16284301)
Rain man is 100 percent correct

Search up the water cycle. You are drinking dinosaur pee, plant sweat, others urine (without the bad stuff)

Here, we are drinking pee from St. Cloud, we use it, clean it dump it back into the river so Red Wing can do the same thing.

Heh. Sounds like the natives bitching about their neighbors in The Man Who Would Be King.

"Whole tribe comes out and pisses downstream, when we go bathing." :D

displacedinMN 05-06-2022 07:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Frazod (Post 16284338)
Heh. Sounds like the natives bitching about their neighbors in The Man Who Would Be King.

"Whole tribe comes out and pisses downstream, when we go bathing." :D

At least this is cleaned.

lewdog 05-06-2022 07:37 AM

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Originally Posted by displacedinMN (Post 16284301)
Rain man is 100 percent correct

Search up the water cycle. You are drinking dinosaur pee, plant sweat, others urine (without the bad stuff)

Here, we are drinking pee from St. Cloud, we use it, clean it dump it back into the river so Red Wing can do the same thing.

We’re these the dinosaurs Jesus had as pets?!?!

/jjjchiefs

BigRedChief 05-06-2022 07:48 AM

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Originally Posted by displacedinMN (Post 16284302)
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Beer is roughly 90-95% water</p>&mdash; UberFacts (@UberFacts) <a href="https://twitter.com/UberFacts/status/1522524327345897472?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 6, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Beer stays on the don't touch list. Water needs to be saved, look elsewhere.

We need to let radishes, turnips and Okra go the way of the Dodo bird to save beer? Then let them die.

loochy 05-06-2022 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 16283923)
Here's a naive question about water.

We're a closed system. When we drink water it doesn't cease to exist. We sweat it out or we urinate in jdubya's back yard and it goes into that whole evaporate-rise-condense-fall cycle. So theoretically we should never run out of water; we should just cycle it faster, right?

I guess there are some practical issues. Maybe some sinks into the mantle or gets salty or something. But on the other hand, we know the recipe for water and as far as I know there's a lot of hydrogen and oxygen floating around.


How can you even ask that? Your name is RAIN MAN. YOU should be educating US on the water cycle.


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