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Originally Posted by Agent Z 
Methinks you are rationalizing your laziness my dear Kate.
You don't need hot water (or much of water in general) to wash a cup...and the creation, transport, disposal, and purchase of god knows how many ziplocks you have wasted on this habit consumes far more energy and resources than if you had just turned on your faucet for 30 seconds. 
ETA: You could just buy your own personal canteen and store it in the fridge, but that's too convenient.
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It's 40% laziness, 35% germophobia and 25% the satisfaction I receive from drinking that way. I used to have a nalgene that I got from summer camp, but after a while it started to smell funny, and I've since learned it was poisoning me with some weird plastic. I'm all for water bottles (and if I have purchased a bottled water or something, I'll refill it and use that for the night instead), but bacteria build up in bottles after a while, and I can't fit my hand inside to clean them out. I'd use a dishwasher, but currently I don't have one
For the record, as far as 'carbon footprint' is concerned, I'd much prefer a water fountain I just can't afford to install one
PS Plus I've really only been doing it in the past year and change that I've been living on my own, so it's not that many bags, and ideally, I don't wake up every night in search of water. I try to hydrate before slumber
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Originally Posted by mcnooj82 
Wow... you and I are a lot alike, Kate.
And Brendan stole my audio volume freakiness!
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The worst are RED BOX DVDs. I saw one recently that had
14 minutes of unskipable trailers. The menu button wouldn't skip them, nor would fast forward. Chapter skip didn't work and neither did turning it off and on. That's seriously bogus IMHO
EDIT: MBN, you couldn't use the same bag again. I take one, fill it half way or so and zip it closed