> > > > > Care to explain why, of all things, MOUNTAIN DEW seems to be the beverage-of-choice for programmers, game-house testers, scriptwriters and puter geeks in general? Would a normal person touch something so abominably fluorescent (it's Yellow Dye #5, after all) that also contains... wait for it... *brominated* vegetable oil???
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> > > > It's the beverage of choice because it has such an inordinately high amount of caffeine in it -- which is what the people you're referring to thrive on (and pizza, of course). It has more caffeine than any other soda (except possibly Jolt -- not sure -- but in any case Jolt is just a rip off of Mountain Dew anyway) and more than most teas.
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> > > How can Jolt be a rip off of Mountain Dew? Jolt is a cola while Mountain Dew is...uh...well...Mountain Dew. And besides, Jolt has quite a bit more caffine than Mountain Dew. However, a product which I'm not sure has been marketed nationwide called SuperJolt has more caffine than Jolt did to begin with.
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> > > Shan-Harmful if swallowed. Keep out of reach of children.-dar
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> > I don't know about Jolt, but Surge would certainly qualify...
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> > Faw"I like Fresca"cett
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> I've tried Jolt and Dr. Pepper, but if I had to pick a cola I'd be tempted to choose the Italian one called Brio. What is Surge, another cola or something like MD perhaps?
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> As for Fresca... eh well... its flavour is completely utterly indescribable. What do you use it for, an appetite suppressant? :-)
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> Wolfspirit

Surge tastes almost exactly like MD. As for Fresca, I suppose it's like Dr. Pepper and Mr. Pibb(almost indistinguishable from each other); it's an acquired taste. I just happen to like it. Besides, it has to be on the side of good, Coca-Cola makes it (-: .