Ironically water softeners are named as the counter to hard water but soft might have be used to describe something easy but I don't think that was intended.
I can't believe they made a JCVD movie that takes place in New Orleans, but not a Seagal one. Seems like "Hard Water" could be exactly this - like a swam of Louisiana near NOLA; maybe Seagal can like aikido some snakes or something the way JCVD punches one.
Time working the Dookie District and the dealing with frozen water transmission up in the mountains has made me realize we wouldn’t trade all the AI in China for indoor plumbing
Ironically water softeners are named as the counter to hard water but soft might have be used to describe something easy but I don't think that was intended.
Soft, easy. Difficult, hard. I can see this being a thing.
"Hard Water" sounds like a straight-to-DVD Steven Seagal movie. So, you know, a Steven Seagal movie.
I can't believe they made a JCVD movie that takes place in New Orleans, but not a Seagal one. Seems like "Hard Water" could be exactly this - like a swam of Louisiana near NOLA; maybe Seagal can like aikido some snakes or something the way JCVD punches one.
Note to self: descale the Keurig
Stop making me think about my coffee maker!
Great piece, I learned a lot!
Hey thanks! I was hesitant at first, but when I dug into the factory aspect I was sold.
Hard water is still better than high water.
Like high tide?
Like a flood.
We used to call jorts and capris pants "highwaters" when I was young, I think. It was derogatory.
Time working the Dookie District and the dealing with frozen water transmission up in the mountains has made me realize we wouldn’t trade all the AI in China for indoor plumbing