[Otal Nimrodi]

Hmm. Milk with a million extra things, or milk that you would find on an episode of Fear Factor? You make the call (Honestly, I don't drink milk, so I wouldn't know)

edit: Slightly improved grammar.

This post has been edited by Otal Nimrodi: 26 July 2005 - 07:24 AM

[floppydisk]

finally - what's with the whole carbonated drink thingy - what's wrong with water (the drink I drink the most) or, as Jane said, milk... just make sure it came from a cow that wasn't GE or on the more esoteric steroids cause their milk is nasty. Or old drinks like lemonade or ginger beer. I have to say Arius is probably a health food nut, and ignorant of what the body actually does do with sugar, or what sugar is, but Arius is right with the moderation thing.

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I also have been increasingly fond of water and less fond of soda lately. I still drink Kool-Aid, though it's bad for me. I'm going to try using half the sugar from now on.

[scubasteve4lyfe]

Milk is the poor man's Mountain Dew.

Water is tight, though.

[floppydisk]

Actually, Mountain Thunder is the cheap man's Mountain Dew. It costs 3\4 less and Albertson's sells it.

I would've put a picture of it here, but this is the coolest picture that Google gave me when I searched for Mountain Thunder Drink.

[scubasteve4lyfe]

Is that a...hyena?

[floppydisk]

It's a bear.

Hyenas live in Africa!

[Revan-47]

NOT ANYMORE!!! MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

[Heccubus]

I would've put a picture of it here, but this is the coolest picture that Google gave me when I searched for Mountain Thunder Drink.

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I AM INFINITELY INTRIGUED BY THIS SODA NOW.

Seriously.

[Slade]

You just blew up my sarcasm detector, Hecc.

[arius]

Actually, Mountain Thunder is the cheap man's Mountain Dew. It costs 3\4 less and Albertson's sells it.

I would've put a picture of it here, but this is the coolest picture that Google gave me when I searched for Mountain Thunder Drink.

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Tha't obviously an example of what happens to the human body after prolonged exposure to these mountain soda products.

"The subject becomes more and more beastlike... roaming the neighbourhood in search of Mountain Soda handouts and discards."

Excerpt declassified from the famous Swedish double blind studies of Mountain Soda product consumption. Stockholm Journal of Science and Medicine.


There is huge controversy around the benefits of milk as well. Do some digging.

This post has been edited by arius: 27 July 2005 - 06:02 AM

[Mnesymone]

Not a huge controversy - though there is some stuff about the more unusual steroids and biotech food. The natural stuff is generally considered to be a nice healthy drink. However your chances of getting natural milk (natural milk being milk from natural cows, not unhomogenised, unpasteurised milk) these days is getting increasingly slim. Those cows that don't move at all and are fed on some of the weird stuff have fairly sick milk - readily detectable traces of pus and common bacteria.
As for that bear, he looks like a pocket werewolf standing up like that - infant bears just don't look properly bear-like when they stand up.

[SimeSublime]

I thought it was an ant eater. Also from Africa, though I hardly think that fact warrants an exclamation mark.

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[BiggSpiffy]

this doesnt look very much like a bear at all, and if it is, the its the tiniest bear i have ever laid eyes on

[floppydisk]

Bears do look extremely funny when they stand up, but I'm positive that's a bear. He's just really thin. That's why he's digging in trash cans.

This post has been edited by floppydisk: 27 July 2005 - 10:14 PM