Reverse osmosis water makers.

Should I purchase and install a reverse osmosis watermaker in my Swan 68, 
"Chippewa?"

I'm thinking about it because recently I met this blonde model and we've 
been dating but she has very long, thick and ***y blonde hair but, my
gosh, 
she almost depletes all my water tanks in less than a week when she washes

and rinses her hair sometimes two or three times a day. She can't stand
the 
feel of salt water residue in her hair.

Or, I could insist she cut her hair to about shoulder length because that 
would conserve water. But she's kinda vain about it and might refuse to or

stop dating me.

Here's a photo of her. No children should click on the link. It's not ****

but she's ****d. She loves to pose ****d in nature. It turns her on and I 
reap the rewards.

http://hosted.femjoy.com/galleries/110834_cbf875_tht430/pics/005.jpg

Do you think she's worth the trouble and expense of installing at least a
50 
gallon a day reverse osmosis system? Or should I just make her walk the 
plank? I can find plenty of women just as attractive to date but with
short 
hair. What would you do?

Wilbur Hubbard