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Which is better? Pretty simple, really. No point in this thread, you're not going to convince me to change to Pepsi.
Because I drink Coke. That's right. And so should you. Not that I want to influence your vote.
If you say Coke ladies will like you.
Because I drink Coke. That's right. And so should you. Not that I want to influence your vote.
If you say Coke ladies will like you.
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Coke - Awesome
Pepsi - Rotten
Diet Coke - Too Fizzy
Diet Pepsi - Absolutely rottenener
Diet Coke With Lemon - Not as good as Coke, but better than diet
Coke With Vanilla - Satans Sperm
Coke In The US Of A - Terrible
Pepsi In The US Of A - Much better than USA Coke, but not as good as UK coke, and FAR FAR better than UK Pepsi
Pepsi - Rotten
Diet Coke - Too Fizzy
Diet Pepsi - Absolutely rottenener
Diet Coke With Lemon - Not as good as Coke, but better than diet
Coke With Vanilla - Satans Sperm
Coke In The US Of A - Terrible
Pepsi In The US Of A - Much better than USA Coke, but not as good as UK coke, and FAR FAR better than UK Pepsi
All "Diet" drinks are rotten.
Oh, and Full milk makes Semi-skimmed and skimmed milk taste like poop.
Oh, and the best drink I ever had was a Pepsi from a bowling place in Glasgow.
It was SOOOOOOO syruppy it was unbelievable.
Mmmmmmmm.
Tasty.
Oh, and the best drink I ever had was a Pepsi from a bowling place in Glasgow.
It was SOOOOOOO syruppy it was unbelievable.
Mmmmmmmm.
Tasty.
RoJ wrote:
> All "Diet" drinks are rotten.
Diet Irn Bru is the worst.
It takes away all of the tastiness leaving the tooth-damaging acids, and the tounge/tooth staining orange colour.
> All "Diet" drinks are rotten.
Diet Irn Bru is the worst.
It takes away all of the tastiness leaving the tooth-damaging acids, and the tounge/tooth staining orange colour.
munn wrote:
> Coke In The US Of A - Terrible
I never noticed a difference between UK Coke and USA Coke, and I should know seeing as I drink an unhealthy amount of the stuff.
> Coke In The US Of A - Terrible
I never noticed a difference between UK Coke and USA Coke, and I should know seeing as I drink an unhealthy amount of the stuff.
I'm starting to notice an obsession here.
Wierd Tiga fact number 1:
Try any non-diet coca-cola drink served in Africa - and you will notice that it is considerably sweeter than the UK version.
(Absolutely true)
Try any non-diet coca-cola drink served in Africa - and you will notice that it is considerably sweeter than the UK version.
(Absolutely true)
Mr Snuggly wrote:
> You're kidding yourselves that there's even a difference, and that
> matters... but that's fine.
--
Certainly is a difference. I get angry at anyone who pays David Beckham anything, and Pepsi is also far too sweet.
--
>
> I find it hugely ironic that the two companies spend billions and
> billions on advertising every year trying to outdo the other brand,
> yet when you walk into a pub/bar/cinema and ask for a Coke, they ask
> "Is Pepsi okay?" and you just go "yeah,
> whatever."
--
...Yup, good point.
> You're kidding yourselves that there's even a difference, and that
> matters... but that's fine.
--
Certainly is a difference. I get angry at anyone who pays David Beckham anything, and Pepsi is also far too sweet.
--
>
> I find it hugely ironic that the two companies spend billions and
> billions on advertising every year trying to outdo the other brand,
> yet when you walk into a pub/bar/cinema and ask for a Coke, they ask
> "Is Pepsi okay?" and you just go "yeah,
> whatever."
--
...Yup, good point.
Stryke wrote:
> Mr Snuggly wrote:
> You're kidding yourselves that there's even a difference, and that
> matters... but that's fine.
>
> --
>
> Certainly is a difference. I get angry at anyone who pays David
> Beckham anything, and Pepsi is also far too sweet.
>
> --
>
>
> I find it hugely ironic that the two companies spend billions and
> billions on advertising every year trying to outdo the other brand,
> yet when you walk into a pub/bar/cinema and ask for a Coke, they ask
> "Is Pepsi okay?" and you just go "yeah,
> whatever."
>
> --
>
Thats the curse of Oligopolistic competition, if one them stopped advertising, and the other one continued... One would become more popular on the basis of a familiarity. the advertising is not to gain a bigger slice of the market, its simply to maintain current market shares.
A'la Daz and Persil.
> Mr Snuggly wrote:
> You're kidding yourselves that there's even a difference, and that
> matters... but that's fine.
>
> --
>
> Certainly is a difference. I get angry at anyone who pays David
> Beckham anything, and Pepsi is also far too sweet.
>
> --
>
>
> I find it hugely ironic that the two companies spend billions and
> billions on advertising every year trying to outdo the other brand,
> yet when you walk into a pub/bar/cinema and ask for a Coke, they ask
> "Is Pepsi okay?" and you just go "yeah,
> whatever."
>
> --
>
Thats the curse of Oligopolistic competition, if one them stopped advertising, and the other one continued... One would become more popular on the basis of a familiarity. the advertising is not to gain a bigger slice of the market, its simply to maintain current market shares.
A'la Daz and Persil.
Coke is my favourite fizzy drink, especially late at night, nicely chilled.
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