Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for July 30, 2023

Hydration hyperbole

We need to water down those statements.

and the leakage

ur-ine for a lot of trips to the toilet Katie!

Yep, perfect explanation, Adam. Your kids are drinking preposterous amounts of water and then flushing so frequently that you’re basically living on top of a river.

Yeah… That whole drinking 64 oz of water per day thing is bunk.

1st, everyone is different. Some people need more water, and some people need less.

2nd, A lot of the water you consume comes from the food you eat. Unless you’re choking down nothing but dehydrated food and dry powders all day long, you’re consuming water even without drinking. The real rule of thumb is to drink when you’re thirsty and don’t worry about it too much if you’re not thirsty.

Throw in four Dulcolax and they’ll be well prepped.

As a diabetic, I’m almost always thirsty, so I go through a lot of water.

A Continental situation…European in the pool.

On the plus side the pool never seems to get low

“If it’s yellow, let it mellow”

And also the water used to make coffee!

The first liar never has a chance!

Anything you can do, I can do better.

Or, like myself, switch to Redd’s Wicked Apple cider, in the 24 oz tall boy (8%).

Maybe Katy should be called Tinkles

With that much fluid in the bowl the toilet would flush automatically

Between 16 oz of coffee in the morning, 36 oz of soda throughout the day, and 16 oz of green tea at night, I could probably float a paper hat boat.

If you drink to much water in a certain period of time you could die from water poisoning. The body can only process so much water at a time. Recently a little kid die from this condition. Is better to drink electrolite fluids like gatorade every certain time in the a day.

It’s also why the water in the pool is so yellow

If it’s yellow, let it mellow … if it’s brown, flush it down.