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Re: Moxie

Posted By: knivetsil, on host 68.57.110.126
Date: Monday, August 26, 2002, at 06:52:19
In Reply To: Re: Moxie posted by Sam on Monday, August 26, 2002, at 06:28:47:

> > 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?
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> 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.

Really? I got my information for my little Moxie schpiel from a program on the History Channel, and it only talked about Moxie in the 20th century, and never related it to New England.

kniv"never tried Moxie, but from how that program and this thread portray it, I wouldn't want to"etsil

Replies To This Message

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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Message:	> > > 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. > > Really? I got my information for my little Moxie schpiel from a program on the History Channel, and it only talked about Moxie in the 20th century, and never related it to New England. > > kniv"never tried Moxie, but from how that program and this thread portray it, I wouldn't want to"etsil
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