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Re: Moxie

Posted By: Sam, on host 24.61.193.11
Date: Monday, August 26, 2002, at 06:28:47
In Reply To: Re: Moxie posted by Howard on Sunday, August 25, 2002, at 14:37:21:

> I find that interesting, because somewhere in the dark, dusty corners of my brain, there is something about Moxie. I don't think I remember it from pre-WWII days. Is it possible that someone has revived the name and is using in on one of those pound-and-a-half-of-caffine-per-sip drinks?

The Moxie available in New England today originated in 1884; it's still the same drink, but it's only commonly distributed in and maybe around New England.

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Re: Moxie - Ferrick - Mon, 8/26/2002, 21:39:30
Re: Moxie - Howard - Mon, 8/26/2002, 08:18:04
Re: Moxie - knivetsil - Mon, 8/26/2002, 06:52:19
- Re: Moxie - MANGO - Sun, 1/26/2003, 13:38:48
- Re: Moxie - Sam - Mon, 8/26/2002, 06:56:14
  - Re: Moxie - knivetsil - Mon, 8/26/2002, 07:19:59

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