Drink up, America. It's on the house!

[dave_littler]

Dr. Pepper confirms free soda for 'Chinese Democracy' release

http://www.nme.com/news/guns-n-roses/41220

Although I have no strong feelings for Guns 'n' Roses whatsoever (borne primarily out of my complete ignorance of their body of work, with the obvious exception of the name of their latest album), anyone who knows me well knows that I have a

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Kindred Spirit!

[anonymous]

I thought I was the only one who thought that Pepsi was near-tasteless dreck. The Doctor is clearly the king of soft-drinks, if not some sort of Arch-Duke. Honestly, I've come to the point that whenever I put the money in the vending machine, I don't think about pressing a button, but I've already pushed Dr. Pepper.

And I never regret it.

Re: Kindred Spirit!

[dave_littler]

I only wish that any one of the five evending machines in the building complex I work at had Dr. Pepper. It's a small tragedy, mitigated only by the presence of not one but two convenience stores a block away from the building where my office is located in having ample quantities of this drink.

A great peculiarity: I actually KIND of like Diet Pepsi, just because that poisonous aspartame seems to suppliment the bland flavour with a little bit of an edge. Not that I want to drink it regularly or anything, for reasons both various and hopefully obvious, but as diet drinks and also pepsis go, it's a mild step up.

[wronske]

huh. i thought this was only for residents of the states?

the gunners are easily one of my favorite bands. well, the original line up, that is. slash, izzy, and duff pretty much made the band. axl strikes me as a petulant brat with a much-distorted and inflated sense of self. adler, well . . . it says a lot when you get kicked out of guns and roses for excessive drug use.