   I don't drink dirty GHETTO water like YOU guys.
  You guys can stick with your crappy "Mountain Spring" water. I only drink the finest water around. That's right. Bling H2OWhy would you pay $0.99 for a bottle of water when you can be paying $32.95 for a 750 ml bottler of BLING water? Or if you are a big time water drinker like me, you can order a case of 12 for $359.40. (Frosted, of course).Please note the </sarcasm> tag. (In case you're like, you know, retarded)   
Quote:Please note the </sarcasm> tag. (In case you're like, you know, retarded)It would have been funny had you not included this sentence...   ;  You might not think it, but there are people here that would have totally taken me seriously...   ;  That's part of the funny part!   ;  I am intrigued by this water, and will now purchase some.[Edited by - Cold_Steel on June 4, 2006 6:58:17 PM];  For that price, that water better come with little gold crystallizations from the 'grill' (teef) of famous rappers.   ;  That is ridiculous.  The purer the water, the less of a taste it has.  Why would anyone want to pay that much for a tasteless (or nearly tasteless) drink? Although, if it is completely free from impurities, it would probably make a good electrical insulator.   ;  This is a product clearly aimed at a certain market segment. Very smart way to do price differentiation!   ;Quote:Original post by LodeThis is a product clearly aimed at a certain market segment.Middle aged white guys?...wait...;Quote:Original post by RoboguyThat is ridiculous.  The purer the water, the less of a taste it has.  Why would anyone want to pay that much for a tasteless (or nearly tasteless) drink? Although, if it is completely free from impurities, it would probably make a good electrical insulator.Did you actually read the website? It is spring water.