[OT] My uncle cleaned the house with Pepsi Blue

[BrooklynKnight]

aww nothing wrong with a little harmless joke.

besides look at all the talk it sparked!
and it WAS funny now wasnt it?

 

[madriel]

Sorry to spoil your joke, Arthur.

I thought it was funny.

 

[Rel]

aww nothing wrong with a little harmless joke.

besides look at all the talk it sparked!
and it WAS funny now wasnt it?

Oh, so you were looking to generate talk, were you?

Then I think we should start a debate over whether you would lose your Paladinhood over this little prank of yours. That should be good for 4-5 more pages of thread easy.

 

[madriel]

Hey, don't discourage anybody who posts a prank! Why confine ourselves to April 1st.

 

[Moe Ronalds]

Anyone know if the Coca-Cola museum in Vegas has different nationalities of Coke available to try? I know they have all the strange local US variants you can't easily find, and they have historical types as well, but I have no idea about international types.

It's about the only reason I would ever take a trip to Vegas, actually... although I'd be sure to catch a Blue Man Group performance while I was there chugging cola.

Coca Cola Museum????

Oh god if only I could drive...

 

[BrooklynKnight]

Coca Cola Museum????

Oh god if only I could drive...

bah give me a pepsi museum

 

[KidCthulhu]

equalled only by the delightful Coke-outselling wonder, Irn-Bru Ahh...sweet, sweet Irn-Bru. 32 fruit flavours in one orange drink.

Irn-Bru. Made in Scotland. From Girders! A truly worthy addition to any discussion of bizzare caffinated beverages.

I've been told that the best coke around is that which is made kosher for Passover every year. Instead of corn syrup, which isn't kosher, they use all sugar in the formula. My coke drinking friends swear by it. If you live in an area with an orthodox jewish population, you can probably find it around Passover in a kosher market. For what it's worth.