Well I disagree with you about bottled water. I pay to have water delivered monthly with a water cooler at my home. Our tap water is pretty lousy, especially after you taste pure water. Mine is just plain spring water at about whereas my tap water comes from the muddy Mississippi and has to be treated so much that I am never sure if it's water, or someone has been using bleach.

BUT I found your site while watching Roger rabbit with my son. I would like to find something similar that actually looks like a rock. If you aren't familiar with the movie Roger Rabbit, it is a live animation combo, and the setting is toon town. The main character orders a scotch on the rocks and has to shout after the cartoon penguin waiter that he means ice. Well of course his drink comes with real rocks.

Since we are quite literal at our house (three of us are affected with Aspergers Syndrome), my husband loves to play with words. We actually gave our grown son a bucket of coal for Christmas, they were candy licorice flavored rocks. This word play and use of puns is essential for teaching Aspies what the rest of the world really means.

I agree I don't know why one would use these ice rocks as a total replacement for ice either, but at times I can understand not wanting to dilule a drink. My husband laughs when someone orders scotch and water, because he thinks it just ruins the taste of the scotch. He's the one we want to pull or little switch on even though he is not much of a drinker