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September 28, 2004

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It is a truth universally acknowledged that any vending machine will always have friggin' Lemon Diet Coke left long after everything else has gone. It cannot be coincidence that the only person in this office who drinks that vile liquid is a Frenchman.

 posted by Simon on 09.28.04 at 12:02 PM in the




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You can't even find that crap here any longer. And this is the home of the geniuses who came up with it.

 posted by: Jim on 09.28.04 at 12:37 PM [permalink]

I think it's the special combination of 11 secret chemicals and spices that keep it going here.

 posted by: Simon on 09.28.04 at 12:59 PM [permalink]

An excellent beverage.

 posted by: fumier on 09.28.04 at 01:27 PM [permalink]

I hate that crap. Almost as much as I hate the fake, sicky-sweet nastiness of this Vanilla Coke nonsense that people seem to not be buying, yet Coke still is making.

posted by: Helen on 09.28.04 at 05:54 PM [permalink]

typical french. But actually lemon diet coke isnt that bad. I prefer a real lemon in the stuff though.

 posted by: pylorns on 09.28.04 at 10:28 PM [permalink]




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