EPTOn November 20 2011 23:40 dpurple wrote:
EU bureaucracy......thank god we joined it TT
EU bureaucracy......thank god we joined it TT
What ? I do not think that Turkmenistan joined the EU.
I think I would have heard that.
EU bans claim that water can prevent Dehydration - Page 2
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Tufas
Austria2259 Posts
What ? I do not think that Turkmenistan joined the EU. I think I would have heard that. | ||
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arChieSC2
Spain162 Posts
On November 20 2011 23:44 H0i wrote: Water should be a vegetable. Sir, you win, every1 should be happy and skinny if that happens ! | ||
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Jtom
Ireland1044 Posts
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TallMax
United States131 Posts
NIH Listing for dehydration | ||
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Simberto
Germany11902 Posts
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Hren
Slovenia86 Posts
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scribe123456
United States43 Posts
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dpurple
Turkmenistan592 Posts
On November 20 2011 23:47 Tufas wrote: What ? I do not think that Turkmenistan joined the EU. I think I would have heard that. Oh, Im not from Turkmenistan, there was some screw-up when I registered here. | ||
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floor exercise
Canada5847 Posts
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FaCE_1
Canada6184 Posts
On November 20 2011 23:42 Count9 wrote: YES! Take that smug euros bashing the U.S. just cause tomato sauce is now considered a vegetable, at least that one was built on a foundation that had a tiny bit of sense in it. Also, what? I've never heard of this but now that I google it it's everywhere. can I still bash both EU and US  no really.. this make no sense. new thing will be deliquidation? Clearly what prevent dehydration is some Liquid.... TeamLiquid? ... Propaganda? | ||
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nekoconeco
Australia359 Posts
On November 20 2011 23:42 KoBlades wrote: just this morning, on reading the news paper, i thought "lol, look at the americans 'pizza and fries are vegetables'..". I didn't hear about that surely they said that pizza and fries contain vegetables not are vegetables. For pizza to be literally a vegetable then it would need to be an edible plant and I have never heard of a pizza tree. | ||
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Valashu
Netherlands561 Posts
About pizza being a vegetable, they just said Tomato sauce is a veggie, which I think is okay. | ||
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ThePinkFloyd
Belgium16 Posts
“The euro is burning, the EU is falling apart and yet here they are: highly-paid, highly-pensioned officials worrying about the obvious qualities of water and trying to deny us the right to say what is patently true" I have nothing to add. | ||
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EtherealDeath
United States8366 Posts
On November 20 2011 23:48 TallMax wrote: While dehydration means not having enough water, if you're dehydrated (not just thirsty, but with the condition of being really dehydrated) you don't just drink a bunch of water, you drink water with different salts (electrolytes) in it, like gatorade, powerade, and the like; otherwise, your body doesn't absorb the water, you just piss it out. While it does seem silly, and they probably should have focused on the difference between thirst and dehydration, there is a reasonable point that they're making: straight up water intake won't cure particularly serious dehydration. If you have a serious situation where someone needs to rehydrate, grab them anything other than just straight up water, otherwise they might even just puke it up: NIH Listing for dehydration I thought the thing in question is not that water will hydrate a dehydrated person, but rather that water intake can help prevent reaching a dehydrated state. | ||
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Bourneq
Sweden800 Posts
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konadora
Singapore66363 Posts
first, the protect-IP bill then, pizzas are vegetables now this wtf. *continues to headdesk* | ||
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Silidons
United States2813 Posts
"According to AAA (popular auto club, if you have car problem they can get a tow truck to you in like 20-30 mins wherever u are etc) some ways that you can prevent driving while tired is to drive when you are more awake.." like oh no shit really? you had to have this on the news? | ||
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Lann555
Netherlands5173 Posts
On November 20 2011 23:45 Childplay wrote: um... are people losing common sense these days? if water dosnt hydrate you, then what does? Pepsi, Coca Cola and beer of course What a silly question  | ||
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Jotoco
Brazil1342 Posts
Sometimes it is just a clinical condition that can't be resolved by the simple act of drinking bottled water. Although this is true, common sense should apply, here. If you have some clinical condition that requires you to take medicine or whatever to hydratate, then of course you should know drinking water won't solve your problem and a simple label on a bottle should not make you die of dehydratation while drinking huge amounts of water. | ||
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Fruscainte
4596 Posts
On November 20 2011 23:51 EtherealDeath wrote: I thought the thing in question is not that water will hydrate a dehydrated person, but rather that water intake can help prevent reaching a dehydrated state. That's exactly what is in question here, in terms of what the companies wanted to put on their labels. | ||
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