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I don't know...Voyager got pretty decent press coverage when it was kicking off. That might have been more newsworthy due to its link to Paramount's great network experiment, I suppose.
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And if my grandmother had wheels, we'd stick her on the porch and charge people �5 a go to ride the freak car-woman.
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LOL. I love it. I vaugely remember that crap. I was only 7 years old when pepsi released it, and I was 7 when they took it off the shelves. hehe. I do remember trying it, but I can't remember whether or not it was any good.
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I didn't like Crystal Pepsi. However, I think that's more a result of my disliking Pepsi in general. The only soft drinks I like are Dr Pepper and Diet Dr Pepper. I can stand Mr Pibb, and I tolerate Coca-Cola Classic and Diet Coke.
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I cant abide by regular Pepsi.. its just bad. I like Coke a lot better.. my favorite soft drink is Mountain Dew, by far.. cant get enough
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