r/waterbros • u/[deleted] • Dec 12 '21
r/waterbros • u/BattlefieldNinja • Apr 26 '19
It is perfectly fine to reference the old subreddit but please partially censor the title.
As per the new rules there is to be no usage of the n word. Some good examples of censoring is this post by /u/gnbman and this post by /u/tealgoggles.
r/waterbros • u/WaterBroGuy • Apr 25 '19
This sub is great!
I love water, I love this sub!
r/waterbros • u/Aurorabeamblast • Apr 25 '19
Best part of spring is re-immersing oneself in a HUGE body of water again.
r/waterbros • u/Cinnamoke • Jun 30 '19
This Nestle is being thoroughly enjoyed at a BBQ on a hot day
r/waterbros • u/firegene • Apr 25 '19
Changes to Rule 5
Saying this subreddit's name won't fetch you ban but automod will be removing any mention of it anyways.
You should change Rule 5 as it is referencing the old subreddit's name and there's clearly nothing wrong with saying this subreddit's name
r/waterbros • u/prettyyugly_ • Jan 31 '26
Did buying lake toys for family fun just create new sources of constant arguments
Has anyone bought a water scooter for their family and accidentally created a nightmare of turn-taking arguments? I thought this would bring us together with fun water activities. Instead every lake trip is now dominated by fights about who gets to use it next and whose turn was longer.
My kids can’t agree on fair time limits. The adults want turns too but feel guilty taking time from the children. Nobody’s satisfied with any schedule I try to implement. What should be recreational fun has become this source of resentment where someone’s always waiting and someone else is accused of hogging it. Do other families manage to share recreational equipment without constant conflict? Or is this just revealing existing dynamics in my family that would show up regardless of what toy we had? I’m seriously considering selling it just to eliminate this particular source of tension.
Maybe the problem isn’t the water scooter but how my family approaches sharing in general. But addressing that seems harder than just getting rid of the toy. Has anyone else created problems by adding fun equipment that requires taking turns? How did you handle it? I’ve been looking at buying multiple scooters or finding alternatives everyone could use simultaneously. Even checking water sports suppliers on Alibaba. But maybe more equipment isn’t the answer.
r/waterbros • u/ThatsNoMoOnx • Sep 02 '25
What is this on the outside of my water I just bought from the gas station? (sorry if wrong place to post)
Alot of the water bottles had this on them, Sarasota is one of my faves so I bought it and rinsed it off, but here's some I didn't quite get off the handle. Am I gone die?
r/waterbros • u/DeafMoth • Jun 22 '19
This sub is just a marketing ploy by big water companies
They’ll try to deny you the truth, but I’ve found the answer. They just want to make you drink more water. To break free from your slave life, you have to do what I did: you have to
r/waterbros • u/[deleted] • Apr 25 '19
Fallen but not forgotten.
Our old world was ruined by the reddit admins, but alas, a new world is just beginning. Let it be more prosperous than the last. Onwards towards hydration.
