Hmm, this isn't confirmed yet but I believe that if you drink things with a straw, you're more likely to drink more overall/faster than otherwise. Ever notice this? I came back from burger king a few days ago with some extra straws.. Normally I have a glass of water at my desk and I take a few sips here and there, but since I thought I mind as well put this straw to use, I put it into my glass and BAM I end up sipping the whole glass in a matter of seconds... Weird... Maybe coincodence?
Am I the only one to notice that you drink more...
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Maybe it's because you have water by you and not a tasty soda from Burger King. Maybe the straw has no impact on how fast we drink?
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Drinking straight from the glass, you can get a lot more volume within a set period of time. Going with a straw for the same time results in less volume, unless you're really compensating for the less volume by sucking harder, heh...
Anyway, maybe we naturally drink longer from a straw to make up for the lack of volume and in the end, end up going for a time such that you end up having drank more?
Edit: Another thought - what if psychologically our thrist is cleared with a single large drink rather than the same amount in a larger time frame through a straw? I wonder if this has any valid point to it.
Anyway, maybe we naturally drink longer from a straw to make up for the lack of volume and in the end, end up going for a time such that you end up having drank more?
Edit: Another thought - what if psychologically our thrist is cleared with a single large drink rather than the same amount in a larger time frame through a straw? I wonder if this has any valid point to it.
I think this makes sense. Sometimes, I have a glass of Pepsi sitting on my desk for a reasonable length of time. When I stick a straw in, I DO tend to drink a lot more each sip.
You notice strange things.
You notice strange things.
I think its because it doesn't feel like you're drinking as much, because the drink basically just goes down your throat and doesn't swish about it your mouth..
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??? i thought this was common knowledge.
no crap you drink more with a straw. in fact, the more straws you add to the system, the faster you'll drink, too... up to a certain point where the suction is being compromised by the number of channels it has to go through.
no crap you drink more with a straw. in fact, the more straws you add to the system, the faster you'll drink, too... up to a certain point where the suction is being compromised by the number of channels it has to go through.
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Originally posted by: Philippine Mango
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You really are brain damaged, aren't you? It's also difficult to decide what's more worthless, your usual garbage or that quote...
Usual garbage wins.
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Lmao, that reminded me of something a close friend of mine does. Two cartons of chocolate milk, two straws in each, all at once. He calls it "twin turbo chocolate milk" :laugh:
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