Posted: 2003-12-11 11:36am
I don't drink Coke nor Pepsi or even Jolt. I can't explain why, except that I consider myself above cola-flavoured soft drinks.
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WRONG!Simon H.Johansen wrote:I don't drink Coke nor Pepsi or even Jolt. I can't explain why, except that I consider myself above cola-flavoured soft drinks.
Admiral Valdemar wrote:WRONG!Simon H.Johansen wrote:I don't drink Coke nor Pepsi or even Jolt. I can't explain why, except that I consider myself above cola-flavoured soft drinks.
No one is above cola flavoured soft drinks!
I would be hugely disappointed if there was a market for crap like that!Tsyroc wrote:I wonder if there's enough of a Coke product collection market in the US where you could possibly make money selling Swedish Holiday Coke bottles to Americans?
Admiral Valdemar wrote:WRONG!Simon H.Johansen wrote:I don't drink Coke nor Pepsi or even Jolt. I can't explain why, except that I consider myself above cola-flavoured soft drinks.
No one is above cola flavoured soft drinks!
Mountain Dew's not available in Denmark, so there's no way I'm going to drink that. I usually prefer ice tea.Admiral Valdemar wrote:Then drink Mountain Dew and rot your brain so as to become even more "special".
If you were going to find a suitable analogue for Mountain Dew, then concentrated caustic soda is a good bet.Simon H.Johansen wrote:Mountain Dew's not available in Denmark, so there's no way I'm going to drink that. I usually prefer ice tea.Admiral Valdemar wrote:Then drink Mountain Dew and rot your brain so as to become even more "special".
Slartibartfast wrote: BTW; didn't Coca-Cola invent the ridiculous red&white Santa look?
Mountain Dew is supposed to be lemon-flavoured, right?? (although it probably tastes totally artificial - I recall Homer Simpson eschewing Mountain Dew in favour of something called "crab juice")Admiral Valdemar wrote:If you were going to find a suitable analogue for Mountain Dew, then concentrated caustic soda is a good bet.
That is just sad but i'll fix ya a deal you can getall 4 of those bottles just gimme $100 and i'll fix itZoink wrote:I know people who would pay money for collectable Coca-cola bottles.
I'd rather have more of this Swedish cheese soaked in currant vodka. I discovered that last night, too many interesting flavours in my mouth at once.... you crazy Swedes!Faram wrote: That is just sad but i'll fix ya a deal you can getall 4 of those bottles just gimme $100 and i'll fix it
Not a problem.Zoink wrote:I'd rather have more of this Swedish cheese soaked in currant vodka. I discovered that last night, too many interesting flavours in my mouth at once.... you crazy Swedes!
JAFFA!His Divine Shadow wrote:Have any of you ever drunk... Jaffa?
I'm not sure. The Canadian distributor buy the huge blocks, cuts it up and resells it in their own packaging, I only see a small part of the original label . Its marked Swedish cheddar, aged one year in Currant Vodka.Faram wrote: About the cheese what type of cheese whas it?
Quiet now litte baby mod, order vill be restored just drink this and everything vill be okay!Son of the Suns wrote:Fucking Swedes, you'll take your corporate ass raping and like it.
Hmm think I saw "Brännvninscheddar" in a store at one time. have to check it out.Zoink wrote:I'm not sure. The Canadian distributor buy the huge blocks, cuts it up and resells it in their own packaging, I only see a small part of the original label . Its marked Swedish cheddar, aged one year in Currant Vodka.
It was just something I noticed last night in the store; seemed to interesting to pass up. The concept of soaking cheese in alcohol is new to me. I thought that maybe it was a crazy (but strangely tasty) Swedish thing to do