It's sweeter. It's not just cold tea.
I've been told it's like Southern "sweet tea", though I've never had the Southern version to compare it to.
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I've been told it's like Southern "sweet tea", though I've never had the Southern version to compare it to.
Gotcha. I freely admit I'm odd in that I have no sweet tooth so I simply pour hot tea over ice and I love it. Then again, I drink my coffee iced too... :sarcastic
lamplighter
Almighty Tallest
Well back before the whole energy drink war, Mountain Dew was the strongest caffeinated soft drink one could buy readily at gas stations and what not. So it seems kind of strange to buy something minus one of it's strong points. Though it is a really good citrus soda by itself.
Oh ok, well here in America it definitely has caffeine, just about every soda does. It's so bad soft drinks will often advertise when their they're caffeine free like Sprite.
Why what's so special about Canadian Ice Tea? Here in the deep south we drink Sweet Tea with or without lemon which is served cold, with ice if you order it from a restaurant. The best version is called Sun Tea where you let brew on it's own out in the hot oppressive sun by just throwing some tea bags in clear jug of water and sugar. Just something about the UV radiation that makes it better.
You guys didn't have Jolt Cola? When I was in first-year university, that was the "in" drink for when you were staying up all night working on assignments. IIRC, at the time, Red Bull wasn't even approved for sale in Canada.
Even non-dark colas couldn't have caffeine. Remember Crystal Pepsi and the like? Up here, they were caffeine-free.
As I mentioned, I've never had Southern Sweet Tea. When I say "American iced tea", I'm mainly talking about what you'd find in fast food restaurants in upstate New York.
whereismynotecard
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Holy ****!! No wonder I was always so tired while I was in Canada... What have you guys got against caffeine?? And I have no idea what civilization you are talking about.
I forget everything right after the test. I took the exam today, so I never need to know that stuff again.
stacey bo bacey
oh no you di'int
My teacher is an butthole!!!!!!!! So mean! AND I forgot my book in class...it's sitting on the little holder thing desks have underneath their seats. UGH! Pleeeease let it be there tomorrow! :\
rojse
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Hey, Stacey. Haven't seen you about in a while.
katiafish
consciousness incarnate
Nothing - it's just we like to keep it in our coffee.
I guess Tim Hortons has better lobbyists than Pepsico.
S'okay. I got the answer I was looking for.And I have no idea what civilization you are talking about.
katiafish
consciousness incarnate
A Foot goes in a sock,a sock goes into a shoe,a Foot is in two places at once,that is all
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cardero
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I am at the Chiller Theater Convention this weekend and I’ve tried many unsuccessful attempts at trying to get to sleep. Mrscardero and I came to New Jersey right after I worked my midnight shift Friday morning and I cannot get any sleep (mrscardero on the other hand, could sleep through Armageddon). Not because the convention is too exciting for me, it is because of the excitement the thousands of convention goers are generating. All day shouting, hotel noises and now there is a midnight party going outside in the square. I must have gotten 2 unsettling hours of sleep in 36 hours. Met some nice people here. It's nothing but wall to wall geeks, metal heads, middle aged nerds and hot goth babes. Rizza and I had an over-priced meal in the hotel restaurant but for the first night we just cruised the dealer tables. A horror fan could quickly find themselves financially bankrupt. We are going to wait till mid-Sunday for our purchases. This is when the dealers are desperate and would rather dump merchandise rather than bring it back.
Tomorrow (if I am up to it) Rizza and I will be meeting the celebrities (and looking for a set of earplugs). The line to see Ann Margaret was extended all the way around to North Carolina tonight and we found out that she is charging $40 for her autograph (no photo ops). I am wondering how much she would negotiate for a handshake. We saw Cassandra Peterson without her Elvira get-up (and she is still an attractive woman for 58) and I would like to get a picture with Davey Jones (he’s so dreamy). Happy Halloween!
Tomorrow (if I am up to it) Rizza and I will be meeting the celebrities (and looking for a set of earplugs). The line to see Ann Margaret was extended all the way around to North Carolina tonight and we found out that she is charging $40 for her autograph (no photo ops). I am wondering how much she would negotiate for a handshake. We saw Cassandra Peterson without her Elvira get-up (and she is still an attractive woman for 58) and I would like to get a picture with Davey Jones (he’s so dreamy). Happy Halloween!
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whereismynotecard
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Nothing - it's just we like to keep it in our coffee.
I guess Tim Hortons has better lobbyists than Pepsico.
I love Tim Hortons.
whereismynotecard
Treasure Hunter
Did you find your book?
whereismynotecard
Treasure Hunter
Boy... That Harvey birdman show sure isn't very funny. Good thing it's only 12 minutes long. Imma watch American Dad next. It's sort of hit and miss. Sometimes it can be funny. I'll be happy when Metaloclaypse has new episodes. The Boondocks too, but I don't know if they are making new episodes of that one.
whereismynotecard
Treasure Hunter
Hooray!
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