My Ice? Your Ice? or Vanilla Ice?

**Just want to note that if there was a Hall of Fame for ice or at least of ice photgraphy , this fucking picture with those fucking ice cubes would be the first ones in. Look how perfect that ice is. So mouth watering, and sensational to the tongue. Oh lord I'm craving those blocks of frozen H2O real bad right about now.

Say you were at a gathering. A rather fine gathering for that matter. And you and some friends decide it would be a good idea for the bong or if you prefer for your glass of orange juice. Nevertheless, prefer anyone says anything one of the group members suggests "We can use my ice."...Now think about it, by doing that he just claimed ownership to the ice as if the ice were property. But is it? The question is, can you have ownership to the ice, I mean after all it is just water which came from Mother Earth itself or at least from a public water source. Either way nobody really owns that water. But now say, it gets noted that group member that offered his ice actually got his water from a water jug in the room owner's room. Curve ball...who's ice is it  now. ...Think about it next time you ask for ice at Applebee's or whatever your dining preference may be. To each their own. Let the light live on.