Anonymous
Post 12/13/2018 13:56     Subject: Argument stemming from husband's Perrier sparkling water addiction. Who's in the wrong?
Anonymous
Post 12/13/2018 13:53     Subject: Argument stemming from husband's Perrier sparkling water addiction. Who's in the wrong?
Interestingly, a carbonated drink may even enhance digestion by improving swallowing ability and reducing constipation. could he be bound up.

OP I might suggest you drink some to clench your ass
Anonymous
Post 12/13/2018 13:52     Subject: Argument stemming from husband's Perrier sparkling water addiction. Who's in the wrong?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote: They're cheaper than a Starbucks habit.

He buys them himself, lugs them himself. Done.


To be clear, it's not the 6-pack of tiny bottles, I'm talking big 1L bottle tables are supposed to share. I was raised that sparkling water is more-so a palate cleanser, it's uncouth to lap it up like you just finished a sportball match. Drives me up a wall to see all those empty 1L bottles stacking up.


This has to be a troll. Who says “sportball match”?!
Anonymous
Post 12/13/2018 13:49     Subject: Argument stemming from husband's Perrier sparkling water addiction. Who's in the wrong?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I can do better--I buy my DH la croix, he opens it, takes two sips from the can and then abandons it. It's a innovative way to waste money and trash I tell you what!


Ha! This is my DH, too. He opens 3 or 4 a day, fully drinks maybe two of them, and the rest I find half empty around the house. The pileup of cans is ridiculously wasteful. But he used to drink Pepsi, which is poison. So I keep my mouth shut.


This and the Perrier thing would drive me nuts. Use a glass and have some self control.


Anonymous
Post 12/13/2018 13:47     Subject: Argument stemming from husband's Perrier sparkling water addiction. Who's in the wrong?
OP, surely you do something he finds wasteful and indulgent that he over looks? Regular manicures, Starbucks, Ubering when you could Metro...etc?
Anonymous
Post 12/13/2018 13:35     Subject: Argument stemming from husband's Perrier sparkling water addiction. Who's in the wrong?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I can do better--I buy my DH la croix, he opens it, takes two sips from the can and then abandons it. It's a innovative way to waste money and trash I tell you what!


Ha! This is my DH, too. He opens 3 or 4 a day, fully drinks maybe two of them, and the rest I find half empty around the house. The pileup of cans is ridiculously wasteful. But he used to drink Pepsi, which is poison. So I keep my mouth shut.


This and the Perrier thing would drive me nuts. Use a glass and have some self control.
Anonymous
Post 12/13/2018 13:34     Subject: Argument stemming from husband's Perrier sparkling water addiction. Who's in the wrong?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote: They're cheaper than a Starbucks habit.

He buys them himself, lugs them himself. Done.


To be clear, it's not the 6-pack of tiny bottles, I'm talking big 1L bottle tables are supposed to share. I was raised that sparkling water is more-so a palate cleanser, it's uncouth to lap it up like you just finished a sportball match. Drives me up a wall to see all those empty 1L bottles stacking up.


Well, that view of sparkling water is...unique. I don’t think you will find it widely shared. My goal is 2 L a day.
Anonymous
Post 12/13/2018 13:17     Subject: Argument stemming from husband's Perrier sparkling water addiction. Who's in the wrong?
Anonymous wrote:We have tried the soda stream devices at neighbors and in-laws. He claimed Perrier bubbles are distinct, so that's what he prefers.



I am just like your DH!! Perrier is just so good. I have been drinking it since I was about 10 years old.
Anonymous
Post 12/13/2018 13:16     Subject: Argument stemming from husband's Perrier sparkling water addiction. Who's in the wrong?
Anonymous wrote:I can do better--I buy my DH la croix, he opens it, takes two sips from the can and then abandons it. It's a innovative way to waste money and trash I tell you what!


Ha! This is my DH, too. He opens 3 or 4 a day, fully drinks maybe two of them, and the rest I find half empty around the house. The pileup of cans is ridiculously wasteful. But he used to drink Pepsi, which is poison. So I keep my mouth shut.
Anonymous
Post 12/13/2018 13:08     Subject: Argument stemming from husband's Perrier sparkling water addiction. Who's in the wrong?
Anonymous wrote:We have tried the soda stream devices at neighbors and in-laws. He claimed Perrier bubbles are distinct, so that's what he prefers.

Well, they are.
Anonymous
Post 12/13/2018 13:06     Subject: Argument stemming from husband's Perrier sparkling water addiction. Who's in the wrong?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote: They're cheaper than a Starbucks habit.

He buys them himself, lugs them himself. Done.


To be clear, it's not the 6-pack of tiny bottles, I'm talking big 1L bottle tables are supposed to share. I was raised that sparkling water is more-so a palate cleanser, it's uncouth to lap it up like you just finished a sportball match. Drives me up a wall to see all those empty 1L bottles stacking up.


Are you trying to be funny? If so, it is working!
Anonymous
Post 12/13/2018 13:06     Subject: Argument stemming from husband's Perrier sparkling water addiction. Who's in the wrong?
Anonymous wrote:This thread is fried tuna sandwich worthy. I am dying laughing.

LOL. Indeed! Sparkling water addiction! I wonder if OP has Pepsi addiction and drinks Big Gulp every day, but that is not an addiction!
Anonymous
Post 12/13/2018 13:04     Subject: Argument stemming from husband's Perrier sparkling water addiction. Who's in the wrong?
Apart from sending him grocery shopping.....what is your problem?! Send him to Aldi, they have it pretty cheap there. You realize around Europe we drink this like regular water, or like Americans drink soda? Is there nothing else to argue about? What a lucky and stupid woman you are.
Anonymous
Post 12/13/2018 13:00     Subject: Argument stemming from husband's Perrier sparkling water addiction. Who's in the wrong?
Anonymous wrote:I also have the same sparkling water addiction but i’m a woman. I drink 1L straight from the bottle - No shame- and frequently drink a second after dinner. My husband goes out into the freezing cold garage in the evening to get my liter of Whole Foods sparkling water and then he stocks up the indoor fridge before work if my supply is depleted. I notice these gestures every single time. For a happier life, be more like my husband!


This is the definition of uncouth. For shame. Tsk tsk.
Anonymous
Post 12/13/2018 12:58     Subject: Argument stemming from husband's Perrier sparkling water addiction. Who's in the wrong?
Anonymous wrote:I also have the same sparkling water addiction but i’m a woman. I drink 1L straight from the bottle - No shame- and frequently drink a second after dinner. My husband goes out into the freezing cold garage in the evening to get my liter of Whole Foods sparkling water and then he stocks up the indoor fridge before work if my supply is depleted. I notice these gestures every single time. For a happier life, be more like my husband!


You've got a good man there