This is part one in an ongoing series of entries that could, as Matt would attest, be unlimited in length.
I will never marry a man that, while undertaking his morning bathroom activities, turns the faucet on the highest level of blasting power and leaves it as such for the entire duration of said activities.
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this really really annoys me as well though i also take the longest showers ever so.......... hypocrite alert!!!
at least i'm still enjoying the benefits of the long shower whereas no one is enjoying that water that flows into the sink while you're just standing there beside it!
I too enjoy the long showers. The scary part is to try plugging the drain and seeing how far up the bath tub fills before you are finished (if possible).
I guess you'd feel right at home in Australia then. I've been told that they take water conservation very very seriously there, to the point that there is an accepted dish-washing (rinsing) etiquette. Ask Mr. Chu about it sometime.
Here's something along the same lines that I saw posted a couple of weeks ago: A 78-year-old Melbourne woman may be Australia's best water-saver. "Even her trips to the toilet are eco-friendly, although she declined to spell out the specifics. 'I have a system, but I won't go into details,' she said. 'People aren't ready for that yet.'"
Hahahah now I'm intrigued as to her system ...
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