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What is your favorite soft drink?
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What is your favorite soft drink?

Old 06-29-2005, 09:03 AM  #71
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You know the only real difference between mormons and non-mormons is the temperature of their caffeine.

You obviously don't know too many Mormons then.
Old 06-29-2005, 10:01 AM  #72
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Before I became a Mormon my favorite soft drink was something I created called 'VE Day'...

Fill a pint glass 3/4 full with half Harp and half Guinness (Harp and Guinness must be room temperature). Drop a shot glass of Jaegermeister (cooled to 5°F) in, and down the hatch it goes.

Discuss world politics.

Repeat as necessary.
Old 06-29-2005, 10:12 AM  #73
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Before I became a Mormon my favorite soft drink was something I created called 'VE Day'...

Fill a pint glass 3/4 full with half Harp and half Guinness (Harp and Guinness must be room temperature). Drop a shot glass of Jaegermeister (cooled to 5°F) in, and down the hatch it goes.

Discuss world politics.

Repeat as necessary.


Not sure I would really call that a SOFT drink.

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Old 06-29-2005, 10:15 AM  #74
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Not sure I would really call that a SOFT drink.

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Hey, I'm from Milwaukee...our definition is "if it doesn't catch fire when you put a flame to it, it is a soft drink."

Technically we don't have a drinking age either.
Old 06-29-2005, 10:17 AM  #75
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Hey, I'm from Milwaukee...our definition is "if it doesn't catch fire when you put a flame to it, it is a soft drink."
Nice one! :D
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Old 06-29-2005, 10:19 AM  #76
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Give me a Henry Weinhard's Root Beer any time. It tastes better in a glass, preferably chilled. This is the best bottled root beer out there, otherwise any place that makes their own.

Pause a moment to mourn the passing of Iggy's home brew.
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Old 06-29-2005, 10:52 AM  #77
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Give me a Henry Weinhard's Root Beer any time. It tastes better in a glass, preferably chilled. This is the best bottled root beer out there, otherwise any place that makes their own.

Pause a moment to mourn the passing of Iggy's home brew.
HOLY CRAP, YES!!! That stuff is AWESOME!! It's got like honey in it, and has the biggest freakin' head on rootbeer I've ever seen!!! 🍺
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Old 06-29-2005, 10:54 AM  #78
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HOLY CRAP, YES!!! That stuff is AWESOME!! It's got like honey in it, and has the biggest freakin' head on rootbeer I've ever seen!!! 🍺
I may have to go shopping now.
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Old 06-29-2005, 12:21 PM  #79
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I voted for Dr. Pepper, but my real favorite is Verner's Ginger Ale. Now that is good, not like the normal Ginger Ale. But it's not readily available, at least not where I shop. :dirtylook
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Old 06-29-2005, 11:31 PM  #80
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You obviously don't know too many Mormons then.

Yeah I really don't know that many... 15 years living in Utah... 25 as a Mormon myself... 5 years as a cast member of the Hill Cumorah pageant and a 2 year stint as an LDS Missionary really hasn't afforded me amny opportunities to meet many Mormons.

But, I am sure they are nice people.
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P.S. I understand where you are coming from MomOf8... just had to take the chance to be smart!

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