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How much do you drink?

 

i TRY to drink at least 2 a day even though i dont really like water unless its 80 degrees out, then its as good as candy.

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I drink about 1-2 bottles a day, however I know I should drink more.

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I voted none because it didn't have my option.

 

It depends on what you define as "bottles", are we talking 10oz or 20oz?

 

Either way, I drink over 100oz of my Nature's Gatorade (it's a combination of 2 cups Not-From-Concentrate OJ mixed into a Gallon of Water) a day. I end up drinking 2 gallons of this stuff in a week!

 

Some say I'm bragging, but I don't mind, I take it as a compliment. With my H2OJ & eating slower I was able to drop 52lbs in 10 weeks (best part I was able to eat anything I wanted when I was hungry: steak, pizza, potatoes, pasta, etc).

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I drink about a gallon per day... if you include unsweetened Iced Tea with dinner. We go through 2 - 3 cases of Ozarka bottles a week. I take 3 with me daily in my company sled. I also live in the frikkin desert.

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Depends on what size of bottles, but then I don't drink bottled water. No need to with the quality of the water we have here. On average I drink about 3 litres per day.

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:dunno: WATER !! NEVER ! ONLY WINE :lol: You know that the Frenchies drink only wine :lol:

it's that says your TV Network :( or I mistake ? :cheers:

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Probably drink 2 or 3 16 oz bottles a day, along with a couple cups of coffee, and a 6 pack of Coke.

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I chose "none" because I really hate drinking water if i don't have to. I do drink enough coffee in the morning and sometimes evenings for several people! Only when it's hot and I'm doing physical work do I drink water.

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I am supposed to drink at least 100oz/day (doctors orders). Some days I do and others I don't.

 

I start out my day with a Mt Dew (it's my coffee, I hate coffee). I then switch to water for the remainder of the day.

 

I like the H2OJ idea....(unlike the HHO idea :cheers: ).

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I can go months without even a sip of water. I drink coffee in the morning, Mountain Dew at work, and beer in the evenings. Never water. :cheers:

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I am supposed to drink at least 100oz/day (doctors orders). Some days I do and others I don't.

 

I start out my day with a Mt Dew (it's my coffee, I hate coffee). I then switch to water for the remainder of the day.

 

I like the H2OJ idea....(unlike the HHO idea :dunno: ).

 

 

There is something just not quite right about a grown man who does not like coffee. :cheers:

 

Water? Do your realize what fish do in water?

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:cheers: People seriously don't drink water? I don't see how that's possible.

 

I probably drink about a gallon per day. Depending on what you mean by "bottle," but probably drink about 8 16oz bottles.

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Alot here I drink about two/three gals of water a day and more when its hot out,I got two 5 gal bottles for the water cooler and fill both bottles in 2 or 3 days.

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I am supposed to drink at least 100oz/day (doctors orders). Some days I do and others I don't.

 

I start out my day with a Mt Dew (it's my coffee, I hate coffee). I then switch to water for the remainder of the day.

 

I like the H2OJ idea....(unlike the HHO idea :D ).

 

 

There is something just not quite right about a grown man who does not like coffee. :lol:

 

Water? Do your realize what fish do in water?

 

 

Do you realize that coffee is made with water? :rant:

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