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Given that I believe that they both have their relative merits, I generally split the difference and drink Lemonade instead.
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I was focusing more on the ad campaigns and not so much the taste of the beverages...but I do like lemonade :D

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The only lemonade I like is mike's hard lemonade.  Pepsi sucks and coke rocks!  I mean that when it comes to taste, advertising, and everything!
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It's nice to hear from a young person who likes Coca-Cola better  :D and in a recent issue of People there's a picture of Britney Spears walking on the beach holding a can of Coke :)

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Oh, that would make a lot more sense!  :)
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:)

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Yes, Coca-Cola has commericals... I see them frequently.

I think that jesuisunpizza meant fountain drinks, like the stuff that is mostly watered down, like the machines you get pop from when you go to a fast food place.
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Ya, I meant fountain drinks.  Sorry for the confusion.  :-/

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My vote goes for Pepsi, although I will drink Coke if that's all that's available.  I tend to think that Coke tastes sweeter.  :P
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Doesn't anyone else notice the classless advertising crap pepsi tries with Coke????
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Yes but Pepsi is the choice of the new generation.  ;)

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Doesn't anyone else notice the classless advertising crap pepsi tries with Coke????
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Honestly, I could care less about the advertising part.  If I find a product I like, I stick with it.

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Honestly, I could care less about the advertising part.  If I find a product I like, I stick with it.
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True enough CF...sorry, I just was making an observation of pepsi and thier classless advertising practices ;)

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True enough CF...sorry, I just was making an observation of pepsi and thier classless advertising practices ;)
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No problem, RnRF.  :)

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My vote goes for Pepsi, although I will drink Coke if that's all that's available.  I tend to think that Coke tastes sweeter.  :P
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You know youre right about that...Coke does taste sweeter...but I still think that Pepsi is just a poser...

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No problem, RnRF.  :)
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;)

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Then the new generation sucks.
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Your living in the past Wicked.  8)

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Your living in the past Wicked.  8)
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When commercials are geared towards making parents look like idiots...ie: the Apple Jacks commmercial..."Why do you kids like Apple-Jacks?"  "We just do"....any MANY more...but the point is that pepsi ALWAYS cuts down Coca-Cola while Coke just talks about thier product...No class for pepsi and the original CLASS of the past generations (Before society turned into crap) for Coca-Cola...Old school RULES ;)

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When commercials are geared towards making parents look like idiots...ie: the Apple Jacks commmercial..."Why do you kids like Apple-Jacks?"  "We just do"....any MANY more...but the point is that pepsi ALWAYS cuts down Coca-Cola while Coke just talks about thier product...No class for pepsi and the original CLASS of the past generations (Before society turned into crap) for Coca-Cola...Old school RULES ;)
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I guess you have a point there RnRF. I like the taste of Coke better anyway.  :-[

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Coca-Cola Beats Pepsi In Sales And Class

    I thought this was commom knowledge?
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So how come I don't agree with it? And Coke has cut down Pepsi in past commercials, and in print. Just because you can't see it doesn't mean it never happened. (Mountain Dew commercials are annoying too, I have to admit.)

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When did Coke do that??  If they did, pepsi has still ONLY cut down Coke for decades...I too hate the Mountain Dew commercials....and a case in point about pepsi is this....Vanilla Coke comes out and there is as usual, not a Word spoken about pepsi..then vanilla pepsi comes out and it shows 2 trucks side by side with the Coke guy turning up his radio...then the pepsi guy cranks out the huge speakers and all the CRAP I have to listen to when I'm out driving or trying to have a nice quiet time at home...it's just showing more kids that noise pollution is "Cool"...I liked my Rock & Roll Music back in the day...and still do, but I respect others who may not share the same taste...or lack thereof ::)  Don't Worry, Indy....I respect that you like pepsi better ;)

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When did Coke do that??  If they did, pepsi has still ONLY cut down Coke for decades...I too hate the Mountain Dew commercials....and a case in point about pepsi is this....Vanilla Coke comes out and there is as usual, not a Word spoken about pepsi..then vanilla pepsi comes out and it shows 2 trucks side by side with the Coke guy turning up his radio...then the pepsi guy cranks out the huge speakers and all the CRAP I have to listen to when I'm out driving or trying to have a nice quiet time at home...it's just showing more kids that noise pollution is "Cool"...I liked my Rock & Roll Music back in the day...and still do, but I respect others who may not share the same taste...or lack thereof ::)  Don't Worry, Indy....I respect that you like pepsi better ;)
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It's just sugary, brown water! What's the difference between them all other than the packaging?
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The constant stoop low as you can go ad campaigns by pepsi...and the class of Coca-Cola to stay out of the gutter ;)

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No, Rock, I didn't find your comments condescending at all, and I do respect for choice of Coke. However, I do not drink much Coke, and I shouldn't be drinking any regular soft drinks because of my diabetes. But given the choice of the two, I'd rather drinking Pepsi because IMHO, it tastes better, not because of questionable advertising tactics. But from now on, I'll watch my consumption of sugary soft drinks. ;)

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You take Care of yourself, Indy...or I'll get Banasy down there to whoop you  ;)

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I can't believe we're actually having a debate about brown carbonated water.
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The debate was supposed to be about the questionable advertising practice done by pepsi...choose of a new generation...my butt ::)

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There has been a highly annoying commercial where there are two truck drivers; each driving their delivery of soft drinks. They both come to a stop at a light. One truck is Coke and the other Pepsi.

The Coke delivery guy turns-on the radio and plays classic rock and is pretty content.

Then, the Pepsi delivery guy reveals speakers attached to the truck and turns-on today's brand of rap music and the truck begins to bounce to the beat, completely drowning out the "older generation" tune.

Then, as if to be believed, the Coke delivery guy becomes impressed with it all. ::) :P

Personally, I don't have anything much against today's brand of rap music. I generally just think most of any and all genres of music lack the originality of yesteryear.

However, I could understand how some of the "older generation" see that commercial as a slap in the face by the newer generation.

It speaks volumes in reference to today's society.  :-/

I think Pepsi should refrain from disrespecting the "older generation" in their future advertising.

As far as Pepsi attempting to demean Coke, they'll never succeed. Their attempts are transparent.

Always Coca-Cola! :D 8)
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Nice to see you back, fellow Coca-Cola lover!  Well said....and I wish I could scan and post this pic I have of Brittney Spears in People magazine carrying a can of Coca-Cola....not pepsi :o

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There has been a highly annoying commercial where there are two truck drivers; each driving their delivery of soft drinks. They both come to a stop at a light. One truck is Coke and the other Pepsi.

The Coke delivery guy turns-on the radio and plays classic rock and is pretty content.

Then, the Pepsi delivery guy reveals speakers attached to the truck and turns-on today's brand of rap music and the truck begins to bounce to the beat, completely drowning out the "older generation" tune.

Then, as if to be believed, the Coke delivery guy becomes impressed with it all. ::) :P

Personally, I don't have anything much against today's brand of rap music. I generally just think most of any and all genres of music lack the originality of yesteryear.

However, I could understand how some of the "older generation" see that commercial as a slap in the face by the newer generation.

It speaks volumes in reference to today's society.  :-/

I think Pepsi should refrain from disrespecting the "older generation" in their future advertising.

As far as Pepsi attempting to demean Coke, they'll never succeed. Their attempts are transparent.

Always Coca-Cola! :D 8)
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Well not quite better but it still tastes reasonable.

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There has been a highly annoying commercial where there are two truck drivers; each driving their delivery of soft drinks. They both come to a stop at a light. One truck is Coke and the other Pepsi.

The Coke delivery guy turns-on the radio and plays classic rock and is pretty content.

Then, the Pepsi delivery guy reveals speakers attached to the truck and turns-on today's brand of rap music and the truck begins to bounce to the beat, completely drowning out the "older generation" tune.

Then, as if to be believed, the Coke delivery guy becomes impressed with it all. ::) :P

Personally, I don't have anything much against today's brand of rap music. I generally just think most of any and all genres of music lack the originality of yesteryear.

However, I could understand how some of the "older generation" see that commercial as a slap in the face by the newer generation.

It speaks volumes in reference to today's society.  :-/

I think Pepsi should refrain from disrespecting the "older generation" in their future advertising.

As far as Pepsi attempting to demean Coke, they'll never succeed. Their attempts are transparent.

Always Coca-Cola! :D 8)
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Yes Pepsi commercials are lame.  :P But that doesn't change what's in the can.

Always CocaPepsi-Cola

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I wouldn't trust any drink that "used" to have COCAINE as the main ingredient.
Pepsi is the BEST, though they threw me off with the Britney/Beyonce crap.
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Well...Britney was photographed with a can of Coca-cola in a recent magazine issue...and though the mormons claim to not drink caffiene, they are majority owners of pepsi ::) pepsi commercials are stupid and classless and shows they are desperate to challenge the drink that year in and year out outsells them world-wide by as much as 15 to 1....ALWAYS COCA-COLA......ENJOY!!

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I wouldn't trust any drink that "used" to have COCAINE as the main ingredient.
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Pepsi, when it first came out, had Pepsin in it, which digests proteins. Basically it could eat off the inside of your mouth.

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Pepsi, when it first came out, had Pepsin in it, which digests proteins. Basically it could eat off the inside of your mouth.
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Wow, now that's interesting!

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Pepsi, when it first came out, had Pepsin in it, which digests proteins. Basically it could eat off the inside of your mouth.
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Hmmm.....dead brain cells or a skinless mouth?

I can live with a skinless mouth, LONG LIVE PEPSI(classless advertising and all!)

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I couldn't care less about Coke or Pepsi- I'm a 7Up girl myself.
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Pepsi owns 7UP.

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Pepsi owns 7UP.
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The non caffiene mormons own pepsi :-X

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thats good, Coke is better than pepsi....
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I beg to differ..