beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
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Isn't it's full name "Is Pepsi OK?"
i started asking for "cola" to avoid the question, they still ask it everytime
Isn't it's full name "Is Pepsi OK?"
Pepsi Max > Diet Coke, Coke Zero
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Pepsi Max > Diet Coke, Coke Zero
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I hope not as that would be two sales down each match as Pepsi is utterly undrinkable.
Diet Coke is a "flavoured water" version, for those who don't really like cola
Pepsi and Coke both taste like ass.
Dr. Pepper or Cheerwine is the way to go.
So much for it being old stock from the Euros.
I had to have Bovril on the rocks.
Believe me it's not as nice as it sounds.
Can I be the first to say how CHEAP a pint is at the Amex. £4.95 for Harveys or Fosters, others £5.50
Not cheap? Try any pub in Brighton for a sub £5 pint and then try any EPL ground for sub £6
They had both in WSU yesterday.
At Edgbaston for the Commonwealth cricket larger was £6.50 per pint PLUS your cup cost another £1.
Presumably, in an effort to stop the "beer-snakes", Edgbaston were charging a refundable quid for your plastic beaker - bring this back for your next order and get a new/clean/replacement for your next pint at no extra charge. At the end of the day, either return your beaker to the bar to claim your £1 back or take home as a memento of the day.
2 beers for £15 - I don't think I've ever been less desperate for a pint at lunch time - T20 was 11-2:30
So, yesterday was my first game of the season.
Remembering this thread, I ordered a Pepsi Max for my lad and, in return, I was served a Coke Zero. Not only that, he left the top on. At this point I knew we were going to beat Leeds.
Anyway, what gives? Why were we served (the superior) Coke Zero?
They’ve been doing the quid glasses for a few years now, particularly cricket and rugby - great idea IMO and much better than the cardboard crap we currently have and still no waste. Usually see kids collecting up all the discarded ones at the end of the game to make a few quid.