nonbirdclipper wrote:
> "jmcquown"  wrote in message
> news:%wRRd.1220$hd6.595{at}bignews1.bellsouth.net...
>> Alex Clayton wrote:
>>> "notmolly"  wrote in message
>>> news:7HZQd.103$cb1.28{at}newsfe2-gui.ntli.net...
>>>>
>>>>> Why?    In the tube feeders, there is no contamination of the
>>>>> water. Becky
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> Would you put water in a drinker and keep it until the following
>>>> day
>>>> to drink it yourself? There is no excuse for not providing fresh
>>>> water every day, unless you are idle.
>>>
>>> People here do this all the time. Water bottles, water coolers, and
>>> such. We have one of those Brita water filters. Fill it up on top,
>>> take water out at the bottom. Where do you think the water in the
>>> pipes came from? You think "God" just made it that
day? You think
>>> the storage tank your town uses is "just made water"
every day?
>>
>> ROFLMAO  Of course the water from the tap and going through the water
>> treatment plant has been touched by "God" every day,
thus making it
>> fresh daily.
>>
>> Jill
>>
>>
>
> The fact is people use bottles because they are to idle to change the
> water. And what's with the "god" crap? Do you really think the world
> and everything on it was made and put into space by somebody's
> hands????????????

Preachin' to the choir.  My clean water from the tap response was definitely
tongue-in-cheek; I don't use a water bottle.  I give my lovebird fresh water
in a dish every day.  As for "God" - thank Bast I don't believe in that ;)

Jill

P.S.  "they are to idle" - the word is "too", not "to".




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