When does water stop being water?

I don't know when it was, but it wasn't too long ago. Gatorade produced what I believe might have been the first flavored water. I didn't understand it totally. And to this day, I've never tried it. Now, a commercial just aired for Special K's high protein water. They showed the product by pouring the red liquid into a tall glass of ice. So my question here is, when does water stop being water? How many things can you add to water until you have to give it a different name? How about bubbles? Can I add bubbles to that water and called it sparkling water? Oh, I guess I can because they do. Now add those bubbles to that Special K, and you have high protein, sparkling, flavored water. Man, just a little caffeine and I'll give it a try.

New member of the family

She's young, but check her out...

http://www.bloggingbill.com

Mmmmmmm...Homersapien

I ran across this article today and got a little excited. Probably more excited that one grown man should. Too bad it's not being released until July. I'll accept my birthday presents late this year.

Helms Deep in Candy

I'm just passing this on because I got a little giggle out of it.