Blk actively promotes the asscoaiateion on their website.
Announcing our partnership with Generation Rescue.
Generation Rescue is the leading national organization that provides hope, information and immediate treatment assistance to families affected by autism spectrum disorders.
With what kind of organic compounds is this water actually polluted? Traditionally CO2 does not count as organic.
I thought anything with carbon in it was organic.
From the book Chemistry, by Keith Hutton: “[c]ertain simple compounds of carbon, such as carbonates, oxides of carbon, carbon disulphide, and carbides are usually treated in inorganic chemistry.”
I checked a dictionary. It gives both my definition and yours: (1) : of, relating to, or containing carbon compounds (2) :
relating to, being, or dealt with by a branch of chemistry concerned
with the carbon compounds of living beings and most other carbon
compounds
The Doobie Brothers approve.
Maybe it’s time for someone to take this seriously and try marketing GMO Enriched Water:
“We’ve designed our water for high tonal absorption capabilities. Before each bottle leaves our labs, they will each spend 1 full day in seven separate sound rooms. As a result, each 6.4-mole, 108 gram dose of GMOH2O is sufficiently tonally rich for a full 7-chakra recharge in less than 8 oz’s of water. Just remember, 1 gram of water for each prayer bead.
Refresh your thirst, revive your chakras in one quick glass of GMOH2O — ultra rich in vitamin PL(A)C-Bo.
Proceeds could go towards replenishing the Monsanto Shill Fund.
Here ya go, 10 thousand year old water, never touched by human hands. Does this count as non-GMO?
I know someone whose brother-in-law or something is looking for suck. . . I mean, investors for this very thing. I read through the brochure; it’s comedy gold.
I’m going to start marketing instant GMO-free water. Just add water.
12 thoughts on “GMO free water? A product you’ve been ‘dying’ for”
This company also proudly donates a portion of their proceeds to Generation Rescue a.k.a. Jenny McCarthy’s anti-vax platform.
I thought this was too insane to be true, but it is true. Blk is listed as a “Partner” for Generation Rescue.
http://www.generationrescue.org/sponsorship/our-sponsors/
Blk actively promotes the asscoaiateion on their website.
http://getblk.com/
There’s more info here:
“Black(water) Market: Digging Up the Dirt about Slick Designer Beverages”
http://www.csicop.org/specialarticles/show/blackwater_market_digging_up_the_dirt_about_slick_designer_beverages/
With what kind of organic compounds is this water actually polluted? Traditionally CO2 does not count as organic.
I thought anything with carbon in it was organic.
From the book Chemistry, by Keith Hutton: “[c]ertain simple compounds of carbon, such as carbonates, oxides of carbon, carbon disulphide, and carbides are usually treated in inorganic chemistry.”
I checked a dictionary. It gives both my definition and yours: (1) : of, relating to, or containing carbon compounds (2) :
relating to, being, or dealt with by a branch of chemistry concerned
with the carbon compounds of living beings and most other carbon
compounds
The Doobie Brothers approve.
Maybe it’s time for someone to take this seriously and try marketing GMO Enriched Water:
“We’ve designed our water for high tonal absorption capabilities. Before each bottle leaves our labs, they will each spend 1 full day in seven separate sound rooms. As a result, each 6.4-mole, 108 gram dose of GMOH2O is sufficiently tonally rich for a full 7-chakra recharge in less than 8 oz’s of water. Just remember, 1 gram of water for each prayer bead.
Refresh your thirst, revive your chakras in one quick glass of GMOH2O — ultra rich in vitamin PL(A)C-Bo.
Proceeds could go towards replenishing the Monsanto Shill Fund.
Here ya go, 10 thousand year old water, never touched by human hands. Does this count as non-GMO?
I know someone whose brother-in-law or something is looking for suck. . . I mean, investors for this very thing. I read through the brochure; it’s comedy gold.
I’m going to start marketing instant GMO-free water. Just add water.