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This Guy Is Obsessed With Soda Pop
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razl
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Great video. Makes me wonder that if we can agonize on SF about the details and minutae of clothing and style - to the point where the non-versed would be similarly amazed - and this guy can do the same about soda, does the same apply to everything? I mean, is there nothing in our world so trivial that when deeply inspected, there aren't wide differences between standard and exceptional?
The way he talks about the various aspects of soda - bubbles, flavor (I was thankful he never said "nose" or "bouquet") - sounds as complex, wine, or even champagne. Is everything, in it's own field, like that? Hmmm....
The way he talks about the various aspects of soda - bubbles, flavor (I was thankful he never said "nose" or "bouquet") - sounds as complex, wine, or even champagne. Is everything, in it's own field, like that? Hmmm....
Teacher
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Great video. Makes me wonder that if we can agonize on SF about the details and minutae of clothing and style - to the point where the non-versed would be similarly amazed - and this guy can do the same about soda, does the same apply to everything? I mean, is there nothing in our world so trivial that when deeply inspected, there aren't wide differences between standard and exceptional?Originally Posted by razl
The way he talks about the various aspects of soda - bubbles, flavor (I was thankful he never said "nose" or "bouquet") - sounds as complex, wine, or even champagne. Is everything, in it's own field, like that? Hmmm....
Of course! It's just that most people don't see the minutiae. When you truly love something, anything, these details stick out like sore thumbs.
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Of course! It's just that most people don't see the minutiae. When you truly love something, anything, these details stick out like sore thumbs.Originally Posted by Teacher
Edmorel uses 350 words to describe various spaghetti dishes.
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Definitely going to stop by this place next time I'm in LA.
John Blazini
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Jones Soda's pretty good. Boylan, too.
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If you guys haven't tried Moxie, you should. I can get it in this area, believe it or not, and it's great. It'll put hair on your balls.Originally Posted by Teacher
Please elaborate!
The way the guy talked about Moxie in the vid got me curious...
Was that just an ad catchphrase, or does the stuff really have a powerful flavor?
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Please elaborate!Originally Posted by Po' Boy
The way the guy talked about Moxie in the vid got me curious...
Was that just an ad catchphrase, or does the stuff really have a powerful flavor?
powerful flavor? moxie is like carbonated listerine..
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If you guys haven't tried Moxie, you should. I can get it in this area, believe it or not, and it's great. It'll put hair on your balls.Originally Posted by Teacher
Yeah, the other kids pulled that one on me when I was in summer camp in Maine. Stuff tastes like carbonated iodine.
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