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Jun 05 2008

WTF, McCain? Hot Bottled Water? Dehydrated Babies?

Posted by terrance in John McCain, current events, elections, politics

Posted without comment.

OK. I’ve just got to comment.

I confess, I missed the speech and I haven’t read it yet to see if this was taking out of context.

But is there a context in which this makes sense? So many questions:

  • How do you bottle hot water?
  • Why would you bottle hot water?
  • Why does it have to be hot?
  • How would it stay hot?
  • How does hot bottled water help dehydrate babies?
  • What are dehydrated babies going to do with bottled hot water?
  • Do dehydrated babies drink tea?
  • Are they just dehydrated or freeze-dried?
  • Does it rehydrate dehydrated babies?
  • Do dehydrated babies need hot water bottles?

Like I said. So many questions…

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5 Responses to “WTF, McCain? Hot Bottled Water? Dehydrated Babies?”
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  1. Renee says:
    June 6, 2008 at 5:24 pm

    Sometimes with idiots of this nature it is best not to ponder to hard

  3. GDad says:
    June 7, 2008 at 9:22 am

    I think he plans to boil them.

  4. Kris says:
    June 15, 2008 at 1:58 am

    It was a slip of the tongue - he was thinking of “hot water bottle.”

  5. terrance says:
    June 15, 2008 at 9:14 am

    It was a slip of the tongue - he was thinking of “hot water bottle.”

    That still doesn’t explain something: What are dehydrated babies going to do with hot water bottles?

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