Do you carry water with you?

[Pilgrim]

But aren't you concerned about all the dihydrogen monoxide you're taking in?

I'm like Chuck Norris. Dihydrogen monoxide is scared of ME!

 

[zontar]

While it is possible to drink too much water--most of us don't drink enough
I do carry water with me--especially when it' shot--but also because when I am out there are too many options full of sugar.
Carrying my own with me saves me money & keeps my sugar intake down as well.

 

[Watchootognbout]

Of course!
You know you there's no water to be found anywhere.
No water fountains.
No water taps.
Lakes,rivers and fresh water streams are all gone.
Desiccated corpses everywhere.
Do you not live in Death Valley like the rest of the planet?

Of course not.

 

[zontar]

Of course!
You know you there's no water to be found anywhere.

 

[Johnny Crab]

A case of water rides in our vehicles here in Texas. Indoor gig days = 1 bottle + various Bulk Supplements powders put in it on the way to the gig, 1 bottle during the gig, and 1 bottle with more Bulk Supplement stuff + snacks and vitamins on the way home.

I do add salt to EVERYTHING because bloodwork(done 4x per year) about 6 years ago showed low sodium due to water consumption and sweating a lot(outdoor work and gigs). Add salt fixed the numbers.

 

[ThunderFox]

My fellow bandmate (the lead guitar player), always brings a 6 pack of water to every gig. Keep hydrated and you'll feel better than if you didn't.

I'm such a nerd. :/

 

[PWRL]

Not generally, living in the midwest. However, when I'm in Arizona and New Mexico, I generally care about a gallon of water, maybe two. When I spent more time there, we used to carry a 2-liter bottle of frozen water on a day trip.

 

[D M C]

Facts About Dihydrogen Monoxide

 

[elgecko]

I distinctly remember when the widespread carrying around of your own water became a thing...June 1989

It was my high school graduation practice and I noticed that it had suddenly become fashionable to carry around those Big Gulp straw bottles. Water in recyclable bottles soon followed.

 

[MJ5150]

I distinctly remember when the widespread carrying around of your own water became a thing...June 1989

It was my high school graduation practice....

That's the same year and month I graduated.
'88 may think they're cool, but '89 will always rule.

-Mike