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You're damn right you misunderstood me, you gunjumping little ingrate, I was referring to T.L.C, the soul/r'n'b-tramps, or does abbreviation mean something else in the land of "What"?.
[ June 19, 2002, 09:33: Message edited by: Nim Pim ]
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Yah... Jones has just the right amount of sweet. I had the Vanilla Soda for lunch. It wasn't bad. The vanilla was barely noticeable. It tasted like an oddly flavored cola.
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Did I miss something? What happened to the previous CaptainMike? What's so new about this CaptainMike vs. the Old CaptainMike?
I personally like Vanilla Coke and apparently lot of people do. Everywhere I walk someone has a Vanillia Coke in his/her hand. Must be expensive to buy that much Coke at $20 a bag...
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I tried several of the Jones Sodas, didn't like any of them much.... 3 years gone by now....
Faygo creame soda I like....
Vanilla Coke is good, although upsets me tummy after a couple bottles...
Diet Mountain Dew is my usual....
I remember when I drank beer or whiskey as my favorites.... maybe that was the problem with the Jones, since I have quit drinking since then.....
I could, and really should, post more useless information, but I feel that I may be treated like a placenamehere....
[ June 19, 2002, 16:21: Message edited by: Ritten ]
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quote: I remember when I drank beer or whiskey as my favorites.... maybe that was the problem with the Jones, since I have quit drinking since then.....
Surely you're thirsty by now.
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Shirley not?!
i like jones soda for the bottles with different art on them.. i have a huge collection, expecially the comic themed ones...
oh, ok Nim. BTW, i hadnt heard that particular TLC joke until now, and I owe you a Coke. Vanilla, of course.
also by the way, since i have been pegged as a leading expert in the history of soda pop (or luiquid candy as i like to call it), here goes... the current craze of flavoring familiar sodas is actually a new face on an old idea from 50s soda fountains where they could have one fountain and mix two syrups to come up with dozens of combos.. although Vanilla Coke isn't being marketed as nostalgia, is a decades old product being brought back.. the same thing happened over ten years ago when Coca-Cola revived the long dead Cherry Coke.
As of two years ago, when Johnny Rockets (a local 50s themed diner) opened, they offered Coca-Cola, Mr. Pibb, Root Beer and Sprite. But any of those sodas could be flavored with Lemon, Cherry, Vanilla or Chocolate syrup. Now, the soda companies are doing the same, offering not only Coke, but Cherry Coke, Vanilla Coke, Lemon Pepsi and Cherry Mountain Dew. Its a cheap old trick that scoring them tons of points selling soda to the public..
as to me, what can I say, jail changed me
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The Fufuberry, developed in a Vancouver-area Industrial Park, remains the reigning holder of the "World's greatest fictional fruit" title.
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the snozberries taste like snozberries!
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<related point>In Pulp Fiction, John Travolta ordered a vanilla Coke in the '50s-themed restaurant.</related point>
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ah, well, I know Vanilla coke has been around awhile, but usually you can control the amount of syrup you use...I like a dab, because a little dab'll do ya. There's too much in the mass market edition. ?
Maybe I need a sissy version: Vanilla Coke, with almost no Vanilla. Dab O' V. cola.
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