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Chuffy said:
It's reasoning like this that led to brandy
- dehydrated wine to save on shipping costs. Anyway, I've got some dehydrated water right here.
Hyperdimensional water
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It's reasoning like this that led to brandy
- dehydrated wine to save on shipping costs. Anyway, I've got some dehydrated water right here.
Cycling Naturalist
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Chuffy said:
What about "light water?"
"Ladies, as part of your calorie controlled diet, drink only Waterlite, available from all good chemists for only £4-99 per half litre."
Stick on a Giant
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A friend of mine managed to get an editorial in a diving magazine for some 'aerated lead' weights, which weighed a tenth of normal diving weights in the April issue of Diver magazine. And received some genuine enquires, including a couple of trade ones!
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Stick on a Giant said:
But surely the air would be displaced by water, then they'd weigh more and make you sink. When you've finished the dive, the water comes out and your weights are nice and light again. Can't see the problem.
Nearly as good as Sheldons hollow ball bearings.
Arch
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Patrick Stevens said:
Don't go there. I've seen TV adverts for a water drink with soluble fibre in it, that's supposed to reduce bloating and hence make you 'feel' lighter.
Although, I can never work out how soluble fibre is meant to work - surely it has to be insoluble to go any good?
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I knew it would be the BBCs fault!
Seriously though, how come no-one making the programme spotted that?
Seriously though, how come no-one making the programme spotted that?
