Reading water drinker

A person to drinks water and looks at books

When I grow up, I want to be a reading water drinker at home or at the library

by gr00vyspam September 7, 2022

Water Coma

When you drink so much water to the point where standing becomes uncomfortable; you double over and feel the need to lie down, and your stomach hurts. Feels similar to a food coma, and easier to accomplish when you have already eaten food.

I think I drank wayyyy too much water and now I have a water coma.

by Bamberga September 7, 2022

Sharks in the water

Originally an United States Naval phrase used by the enlisted personnel to alert other subordinate sailors that an officer is on deck. Could also be used to make others aware of the presence of an authority figure i.e cops, a principle, or even your mom.

Younger Brother: *Forgets to do the dishes*

Older Brother: *Hears mom’s car pull in the driveway* “Bro clean this mess up!!! SHARKS IN THE WATER!!!

by foxda5th September 9, 2022

Water bottle

The most effective way to carry water, but also the most effective way to make everyone laugh during a lecture when it falls over.
This object will make you crash out every 5 second,like the second u look away its already 30ft away from falling and rolling away

“My water bottle works better than a car tire”

by Adamburrrr January 15, 2026

Water bottle

The most effective method of carrying water,also the most efficient way to make everyone laugh during a lecture.
Like this object works better than a car weel. I will look down and it will be 30 ft away after falling, but before it can roll it has to fall and make the BIIIIIINNNKKKKDDDDDKKKKK!!!!!!! Hiting the ground.

“My water bottle works better than car tire”

by Adamburrrr January 15, 2026

Water Synthesis Plants

The alchemist's dream turned industrial: making fresh water from thin air or from its base atoms. Advanced versions don't just pull humidity from the atmosphere (like fancy dehumidifiers); they chemically synthesize it by burning hydrogen in oxygen (H₂ + O₂ → H₂O), a process requiring vast amounts of energy and a source of hydrogen (like electrolysis of seawater). On a colony world with no liquid water, this is the life-support technology that lets you build a civilization, provided you have a massive power source to run the reaction at scale.

*Example: "Marsport survives because of the massive water synthesis plant outside the dome. It cracks ice mined from the poles into hydrogen and oxygen, then recombines them into pure drinking water for the city. It's our most energy-hungry facility, but also our most vital." Water Synthesis Plants

by Dumuabzu January 29, 2026