What's your favorite Coke?
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I have a soft spot for cherry vanilla Coke
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VANILLA/WHISKY COKE YES PLEASE!0
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Mexican Coca-Cola in a bottle with real cane sugar...as far as soda goes, can't beat a Stewart's Rootbeer...regular is best, but I usually opt for diet.0
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Vanilla Coca Cola.0
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Cherry Coke
Unless you're talking favorite soda pop (because we midwesterners are right)...then Diet Cherry Dr Pepper0 -
Everyone knows RC is better than Coke and Pepsi.0
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Coke Zero for mix in my first whiskey, then none required after that.0
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MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »TeacupsAndToning wrote: »SomebodyWakeUpHIcks wrote: »@MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »
Yes it was reclassified to dwarf planet a long time ago. Because it doesn't pick up after itself. A requirement to be a planet. GROW UP PLUTO!
But isn't it one of the leaders on our solar system? Or am I thinking of Westeros.
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Well, not too long ago the head of the New Horizons mission (the probe that flew by Pluto) proposed a new definition of planet that would promote Pluto back to planetary status once again. It also has the side effect of making several hundred other objects planets. AFAIK, this proposal has never been considered by the IAU or even formally presented to them.
Anyway, my favorite is Mexican Coke in a glass bottle. That way, I can be an insufferable *kitten* about it.
Interesting. Had it cleared its orbit when Horizons passed? Or they were going to remove that from the requirements? I don't know why people get so up in arms about it. It was recategorized ...not saying it doesn't exist lol
IIRC, the proposed definition is that anything in hydrostatic equilibrium (i.e. round) that has never undergone nuclear fusion is a planet, regardless of orbit. Under that definition, even Earth's Moon is a planet.1 -
MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »TeacupsAndToning wrote: »SomebodyWakeUpHIcks wrote: »@MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »
Yes it was reclassified to dwarf planet a long time ago. Because it doesn't pick up after itself. A requirement to be a planet. GROW UP PLUTO!
But isn't it one of the leaders on our solar system? Or am I thinking of Westeros.
Petition to put Pluto on the iron throne
The Plutonians are going to love you
Well, not too long ago the head of the New Horizons mission (the probe that flew by Pluto) proposed a new definition of planet that would promote Pluto back to planetary status once again. It also has the side effect of making several hundred other objects planets. AFAIK, this proposal has never been considered by the IAU or even formally presented to them.
Anyway, my favorite is Mexican Coke in a glass bottle. That way, I can be an insufferable *kitten* about it.
Interesting. Had it cleared its orbit when Horizons passed? Or they were going to remove that from the requirements? I don't know why people get so up in arms about it. It was recategorized ...not saying it doesn't exist lol
IIRC, the proposed definition is that anything in hydrostatic equilibrium (i.e. round) that has never undergone nuclear fusion is a planet, regardless of orbit. Under that definition, even Earth's Moon is a planet.
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MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »TeacupsAndToning wrote: »SomebodyWakeUpHIcks wrote: »@MeeseeksAndDestroy wrote: »
Yes it was reclassified to dwarf planet a long time ago. Because it doesn't pick up after itself. A requirement to be a planet. GROW UP PLUTO!
But isn't it one of the leaders on our solar system? Or am I thinking of Westeros.
Petition to put Pluto on the iron throne
The Plutonians are going to love you
Well, not too long ago the head of the New Horizons mission (the probe that flew by Pluto) proposed a new definition of planet that would promote Pluto back to planetary status once again. It also has the side effect of making several hundred other objects planets. AFAIK, this proposal has never been considered by the IAU or even formally presented to them.
Anyway, my favorite is Mexican Coke in a glass bottle. That way, I can be an insufferable *kitten* about it.
Interesting. Had it cleared its orbit when Horizons passed? Or they were going to remove that from the requirements? I don't know why people get so up in arms about it. It was recategorized ...not saying it doesn't exist lol
IIRC, the proposed definition is that anything in hydrostatic equilibrium (i.e. round) that has never undergone nuclear fusion is a planet, regardless of orbit. Under that definition, even Earth's Moon is a planet.
To stay on topic, besides Mexican Coke, my second favourite coke is Vanilla Coke. Third (using the southern definition where coke=soda) is IBC cream soda.0 -
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The Cain kind lol...0
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Mexican Coke in the glass bottles - so much better!0
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If you look closely, there's actually a hidden image of a girl doing coke in the cola part of the logo... Both parts actually...
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livingleanlivingclean wrote: »None of those things are Coke.
My answer is Diet.
I think some places say coke to mean all fizzy drinks.
Mine would be vanilla Pepsi max0 -
I'm at sonic and the Coke that I ordered is a diet cherry limeade1
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