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Edited by James 00420:
8/22/2015 10:53:02 AM
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I gave up soda pop, suggest good alternatives
So I quit drinking soda pop 7 days ago, it sucks. I exclusively drank fountain drinks only, but had at leas one large drink every day. I don't drink coffee, energy drinks, or tea. So far I've been having lots of strawberry banana smoothies, apple juice and water. Anyone else not drink pop? What are some good alternatives?
Edit: so even though I mentioned water in the OP, we have had 20 mentions of water along with a few other popular suggestions such as;
Heroin
Meth
Cocaine
Crack
Cigarettes
Semen
Cum
Bleach
Dank memes
Deez nuts
Nuka Cola
Lean
Urine
Breast Milk
Hydrofluoric Acid
And many other really good suggestions as well. I just wanna say thanks for taking the time to comment, and I will start drinking water only as of tomorrow.
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Water or Arizona
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Gatorade, white grape juice.
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Sparkling grape juice.
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Edited by U6072034: 8/22/2015 3:46:26 PMCaustic Soda [spoiler]It's chemical name is Sodium Hydroxide[/spoiler]
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Liquid shit.
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Goat urine
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1 ReplyBreast Milk.
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3 RepliesPurple Drank
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Chocolate Molk
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1 ReplyCoffee in the morning, water. Gatorade occasionally.
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Water
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Chocolate milk tea.
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Milk, Tea and water
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Milk Shakes! There so good.
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Poosi pop
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Arizona
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Arnold Palmer half and half that stuffs awesome
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Tea with lemon
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Juices are just as sugary as softdrinks.
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7 RepliesGreen tea! Always a good choice and quite delicious...
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The tears of a salty desticle.
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2 RepliesArizona made a drink called Herbal Tonic. It comes in a tall yellow can. Its not a tea like their usual stuff nor is it an energy drink despite it saying "energy" on the can. It does offer you an energy boost but its just a blend of citrus juices. CVS and Walgreens sell them in my area along with select 7/11 stores. Its 99 cents across all locations. I drink it near religiously.
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1 ReplyEdited by MightyJonE: 8/22/2015 11:47:01 AMSmoothies and fruit juice (even without added sugar) are just as high in sugar and acidity as pop, so guaranteed to rot your teeth. Yep, water is the best option - but was the controversy over arsenic in American tap water ever sorted out?
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Steel beams, freshly melted by anything except jet fuel.
