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Discussion in 'Whatnots' started by kasio, May 18, 2001.

  1. kasio Gems: 7/31
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    Remove all ads!
    Could someone pls tell me how much would be 1 gallon in litres?
     
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    [​IMG] 1 brit. gallon = 4.5459 l
    1 us gallon = 4.405 l
     
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    I just read that average man needs to consume about 1 gal water per day... Now thats funny!
    How could it be possible? Would this man had time to other things between water his gulping series?
     
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    [​IMG] Beer consists about 95% of water...where is the problem :D

    Seriously 1 gallon a day is a bit high for living not in a desert but food also contains water that you can add and for me it is normal to drink 2 - 3 liters of water during an avg. office day.


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    I actually wasnt correct in my 1st post.
    Not consume water (which could be including friuts, food etc) BUT DRINK a gallon, which would be pure water only.
    I think thats twice as much as i do. I drink about 2 liters, half a gallon, and peple look to me with amazement. Whole gallon... That would be a challenge...
     
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    [​IMG] All you need is beer...It has everything the body needs, water, grain, and even fruit if you go for that foofy raspberry beer stuff! ;) :D
     
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    The recommendation here in the US is 6-8 glasses, which is half a gallon.

    On a day when I had to work outside tho, I managed a gallon and a half. It's not difficult for me to drink a gallon in a day, since I usually drink from 32 oz cups.
     
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