Saturday, September 5, 2009

Dimes

I like dimes, but buying a soda from a machine with them sure is embarrassing.

RATING: I Can't Wait Until October 1st%

13 comments:

I.J. said...

WTF is soda?

DCP said...

It's like pop, but a hundred times less lame.

I.J. said...

A hundred times? That's some fancy math for an American-educated poet. Did you check the proof?

John from Daejeon said...

You're both half right. It's soda pop. Soft drinks as opposed to hard liquor. I prefer mine called carbonated beverages; however, the employees at Whataburger are puzzled by the expression, but they have no trouble when I use the name "MacGyver" on my special orders. Young punks with no sense of pop culture history. Sometimes, I hearken for the days when my small town had a working soda fountain like in "It's a Wonderful Life" that served soft drinks and ice cream floats/shakes/sundaes at the local drug store--chemist's for those U.K. Readers.

When I used to travel a lot, asking for a coke in upstate New York and a Pepsi in Atlanta was a nice jab at the locals using each others arch enemies in the cola wars. Ah, good times. Those lucky enough to live in Texas can at least drink that wonderful teeth rotter knows as Big Red in its wonderful 3 liter plastic packaging. At least I can find Dr. Pepper here in South Korea.

I.J. said...

I asked for a diet cola when I ordered a pizza yesterday and the guy was like, "Uh, it's Pepsi."

DCP said...

I didn't have to check the proof; I used Wikipedia.

Viking Andrew said...

"What'd you drink with your lunch today?"
"A coke."
"What kind?"
"Sprite."

Though I did have a football coach who called it soda water. WTF?

Walter Benjamin and the Mechanical Reproductions (the band) said...

holy fing s jon from dijons like proust all the sudden he writes words like whoa

Walter Benjamin and the Mechanical Reproductions (the band) said...

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LoCo said...

R Kelley, that was amazing. I might even be crying a little right now. Lovely last words.

Viking Andrew said...

My hat is off to you, RKT. That was absolutely classic.

Internet John said...

I liked the judicious use of capital letters. Can I lick your balls?

Walter Benjamin and the Mechanical Reproductions (the band) said...

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