EPTI notice that (a) there is no choice but to pay for water, and (b) in the end we paid an equivalent of 20USD worth of water???
What the crap London TT_TT
Well at least the water tasted ... good.
London food
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thedeadhaji
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I notice that (a) there is no choice but to pay for water, and (b) in the end we paid an equivalent of 20USD worth of water??? What the crap London TT_TT Well at least the water tasted ... good. | ||
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wow. That's a rip. | ||
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maybe you to specifically ask for tap water. | ||
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i ate sparingly in europe | ||
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jello_biafra
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On June 09 2007 03:08 Klogon wrote: Seriously, water costs more than gasoline. Not when you consider that in this country gas costs around $7.33 per gallon. | ||
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maleorderbride
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On June 09 2007 08:45 jello_biafra wrote: Not when you consider that in this country gas costs around $7.33 per gallon. are you seriously suggested two people drank just under 3 GALLONS of water with dinner? point being: water costs more than gas, maybe you are not used to the gallon measurement. | ||
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HappyFeetO_O
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On June 09 2007 09:51 maleorderbride wrote: are you seriously suggested two people drank just under 3 GALLONS of water with dinner? point being: water costs more than gas, maybe you are not used to the gallon measurement. Yea but I also seriously doubt that the figure of $20 was not hyperbole. | ||
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