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Never been a real big fan of most soft drinks but I do enjoy a really good rootbeer once in awhile.

For Hanco:

I drink only a few a year and I prefer coke. I used to buy Red Rock at a little store on South Carolina. I loved that stuff. Don't know if they make it any more or not.

Coke Classic.
It used to be Pepsi.

Hanco: Coca-Cola is my go to soft drink when in the rare mood for such.
And I really enjoy the bottle, tall, "Mexican Coca-Colas" that a local "Mexican" restaurant offers at a premium.
Hold into the wind
VarmintGuy

Coke Zero, Cherry when I can get it but that flies off the shelf.

I buy the 2L bottles and pour it into 20oz Coke bottles I reuse.

I offer my expert analysis:


Dr Thunder is more like Mr Pibb instead.

A more, lazy, heavier, syrupy concoction.



Dr Pepper bites harder, has a good burn.

About once a week I'll have a Canada Dry Ginger Ale.

A really nice thirst quencher that isn't sticky sweet is called a South Hampton: tonic water with a dash or two of bitters.

On the rare occasion I eat at a burger place, I'll have a root beer - because they never run out of root beer.

Whoever came up with Tab needs a beating or if too late, needs their grave pissed on.

Dr. Thunder should be the brand name for the pre-colonoscopy laxative they make you drink.

I'd even down a tall boy of Busch to get ready.

Coca-Cola
Dr. Pepper
Root Beer
RC Cola
Orange Fanta
But my favorite drink is soft crushed ice with an Alka-Seltzer in the bottom

I think that's right. Still, at just 67 cents for a 2 liter bottle, I buy Dr Thunder every time.

Stopped drinking soda over 35 yrs ago. If I was to have a soda for a mixer it would be a Diet Coke to go with Rum. I did drink some Sprite every day for a week or two when I was sick and throat was sore from the breathing tube I had in there for 3 weeks. Sprite helped soothe my throat, actually anything cold did.

Pepsi is hippie piss.

Pepsi and Sprite are also the favorites of the groids.

Go figure.

Walgreens had some black cherry cane sugar pop in glass bottles yrs ago.

I'd drink Moxie on a regular basis if I was back in NH, but since I'm not, I drink Diet Coke.

Jarritos... lime.

Dr Pepper and coke

Now that Dublin Dr. Pepper is gone the only way to drink Dr. Pepper is the cane sugar kind.

Flavored sparkling water from Kroger, Walmart or Dollar general. Zero calories, basically no sodium, and relatively little potassium. I drink a liter bottle every day. About the most kidney-friendly soft drink I can find besides water.

Most flavors actually even taste good.