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zoicyte t1_jduxbb4 wrote
Reply to Alright fuck it, I’m gonna ask - if this water situation becomes a thing do I have to worry about using my bidet? by ringringmytacobell
It’s gonna glue your asshole shut
NinjaLanternShark t1_jduxagy wrote
Reply to comment by OHIO_TERRORIST in How will restaurants stay open without water? by [deleted]
Washing dishes is interesting -- there are different types of contaminants, but would anything contaminating remain on a dish after you wash and dry it?
crispydukes t1_jduwy5u wrote
Reply to comment by memphisbelle in How will restaurants stay open without water? by [deleted]
No ice in beer and wine, or if the ice box is big enough to hold a few days worth. But otherwise, yes.
bestdadhandsdown t1_jduwr2g wrote
Reply to comment by PhillyAccount in How will restaurants stay open without water? by [deleted]
Hospitals most certain have the infrastructure in place for this type of emergency.
memphisbelle t1_jduwpmq wrote
Reply to comment by crispydukes in How will restaurants stay open without water? by [deleted]
Ice is still an issue, will need to buy it
HistoricalChicken t1_jduwo9s wrote
Reply to comment by cygnoids in Alright fuck it, I’m gonna ask - if this water situation becomes a thing do I have to worry about using my bidet? by ringringmytacobell
That’s very true. But if your bidet is breaking the seal, then maybe consider adjusting its aim or its pressure lol you shouldn’t be washing your insides with it. And if you do want to wash your insides maybe use bottled water for now.
crispydukes t1_jduwi1j wrote
Even when the alert happened, the city said that dishes could be washed in the water - just not directly consuming it.
Sounds like bars and breweries will be open, though, plastic cups and tanks filled with water before midnight.
familyofgeniuses t1_jduwfin wrote
Reply to Has our mayor been in front of any cameras addressing the people of Philadelphia, or is he still hungover tweeting from his bed? by I-take-beast-shits
If we've learned anything from the Kenney era, we need to develop a mechanism to impeach mayors after this. This is ridiculous.
DangerPeace209 t1_jduw1xw wrote
Reply to comment by Banglophile in How will restaurants stay open without water? by [deleted]
Not even in the affected area. So cringe
loctastic t1_jduw1nq wrote
Reply to comment by Hib3rnian in Alright fuck it, I’m gonna ask - if this water situation becomes a thing do I have to worry about using my bidet? by ringringmytacobell
Pat dry
Head-Kiwi-9601 t1_jduw062 wrote
Reply to comment by OHIO_TERRORIST in How will restaurants stay open without water? by [deleted]
Making coffee does.
bobanforever t1_jduvw0p wrote
Reply to comment by VeryStab1eGenius in How will restaurants stay open without water? by [deleted]
Did they tho
Banglophile t1_jduvujm wrote
Someone on RRR said that the Wawa on Ridge won't have coffee today.
The devastation caused by lack of coffee will lead to protests. As soon as I am fully awake I'm organizing.
jbmcfm t1_jduvo8w wrote
Reply to Alright fuck it, I’m gonna ask - if this water situation becomes a thing do I have to worry about using my bidet? by ringringmytacobell
I believe it will give a nice lacquer shine.
Coopdodouble_G t1_jduvk6t wrote
Reply to comment by ringringmytacobell in Alright fuck it, I’m gonna ask - if this water situation becomes a thing do I have to worry about using my bidet? by ringringmytacobell
Titicaca!
OHIO_TERRORIST t1_jduvhyl wrote
Cooking food doesn’t use too much water in most cases, they will have a hard time cleaning those dirty dishes though…
Can’t see how they’ll be able to stay open unless they use disposable stuff. So the short answer is not long.
cygnoids t1_jduvfgm wrote
Reply to comment by HistoricalChicken in Alright fuck it, I’m gonna ask - if this water situation becomes a thing do I have to worry about using my bidet? by ringringmytacobell
I would caution that anything transferred through your colon isn't filtered the same way, hence why butt chugging gets you more drunk...
coal_min t1_jduv3tl wrote
Reply to comment by Head-Kiwi-9601 in How will restaurants stay open without water? by [deleted]
I don’t think anyone knows at this point. They will make more announcements today after running more tests
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BMKR t1_jduuq84 wrote
Reply to comment by snooloosey in Anyone know if this water could be dangerous if you have a latex allergy? by snooloosey
Reconsured
ChurchOfLadyDew t1_jduxp4n wrote
Reply to comment by OHIO_TERRORIST in How will restaurants stay open without water? by [deleted]
Cooking food uses a LOT of water in most cases. All of the stocks are made with water, all of the vegetables that have been blanched, poached, par-boiled, all pasta is cooked in water, anything steamed. It seems near impossible to run most kitchens in this city save for places that are pulling frozen food and deep frying it.