quote: I agree. I bought a bottle of C2 from a vending machine out of curiosity and I thought it was nasty - even cold, but it did get worse as it warmed up.
Some of us knew it would be nasty and didn't even bother.
quote: Well, I'm a reactive hypoglycemic.
Hey, me too. Eat a cookie, and feel like you haven't eaten all day. Eat more cookies, repeat. Begin to shake violently.
quote: Huh? Why assume diet coke drinkers are dieting? Why should diet coke drinkers get smaller cups?
No, I understand. There are alot of people who don't drink Coke because they're afraid they'll get fat, or because it's bad for them, so they drink tons of Diet Coke instead. How about some water?
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And while I adore Coke, I have to admit it has massive amounts of sugar which I do without now.
I still have one from time to time, but I no longer buy the six and twelve packs to store in my fridge.
I tend to rank the diet drinks in the same category, although they tend not to be as sweet - I just never feel like my thirst has been sated as it usually does with water.
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