Taco Bell/Mountain Dew, this has gone on long enough!!!

[S P I C E]

How long do we have to wait before Baja Blast is bottled and available everywhere??

Yes this thread has been made before but it's about time that this topic is discussed again.  Something needs to be done.

[NiCc_FrUm_ThA_nO]

Call in n ask em how much for a gallon, mcdonalds does it with their sweet tea.

[S P I C E]

Call in n ask em how much for a gallon, mcdonalds does it with their sweet tea.

Doggy you might be on to something.  I'm going to do that  asap.

[D-Nice]

How long do we have to wait before Baja Blast is bottled and available everywhere??

Yes this thread has been made before but it's about time that this topic is discussed again.  Something needs to be done.

Ha, I just had some last night. I always try to talk myself into drinking regular MD but always go with the Baja.

[you gon always be my latin queen bitch]

damn possibly the worst drink ever made
damn had it once and it was hell

[S P I C E]

damn possibly the worst drink ever made
damn had it once and it was hell

Kill Yourself 

[J.D. Wykid, Esq.]

fuck fountain drinks.  havent had one since i read a report that said a good portion of em have fecal matter.    3

Sometimes, it's tough to be the messenger, but in the interest of your considerably valued well-being, I feel I have to share the results of this study...

Microbiologists from Hollins University and Virginia Western Community College in Roanoke, VA, have concerns about unhealthy bacteria dispensed with your Coke, Pepsi, or whatever you drink from a public self-serve or a personnel-served dispensing machine.  And they have good reason to be concerned, after finding that half of the drinks they tested from 30 different dispensers found fecal matter (an E.coli bacterium).

Other pathogenic microorganisms found in the sodas included Chryseobacterium meningosepticum, Klebsiella, Staphylococcus, Stenotrophomonas, Candida, and Serratia, which could contribute to everything from meningitis
to gastrointestinal disease to pneumonia in immunocompromised individuals.  Eleven antibiotics were tested on the bacteria and many samples were found to resist more than one of them.

It's not Coke or Pepsi's fault, but the findings suggest the nasty bacteria -- I mean, fecal matter in your soda! - are a pretty serious public health problem.  It's people who are not using hygienic practices that are responsible. Expect more studies, and hopefully, some stricter public health regulations and enforcement on use and maintenance of these fountain dispensers.

I don't know about you, but henceforth, I'm sticking to bottled beverages.  Hmm.  I wonder if tap beer is a problem too....

http://inventorspot.com/articles/think_you_drink_fecal_material_found_sodas_fountain_dispensers_36377

[illwill]

fuck fountain drinks.  havent had one since i read a report that said a good portion of em have fecal matter.    3

Sometimes, it's tough to be the messenger, but in the interest of your considerably valued well-being, I feel I have to share the results of this study...

Microbiologists from Hollins University and Virginia Western Community College in Roanoke, VA, have concerns about unhealthy bacteria dispensed with your Coke, Pepsi, or whatever you drink from a public self-serve or a personnel-served dispensing machine.  And they have good reason to be concerned, after finding that half of the drinks they tested from 30 different dispensers found fecal matter (an E.coli bacterium).

Other pathogenic microorganisms found in the sodas included Chryseobacterium meningosepticum, Klebsiella, Staphylococcus, Stenotrophomonas, Candida, and Serratia, which could contribute to everything from meningitis
to gastrointestinal disease to pneumonia in immunocompromised individuals.  Eleven antibiotics were tested on the bacteria and many samples were found to resist more than one of them.

It's not Coke or Pepsi's fault, but the findings suggest the nasty bacteria -- I mean, fecal matter in your soda! - are a pretty serious public health problem.  It's people who are not using hygienic practices that are responsible. Expect more studies, and hopefully, some stricter public health regulations and enforcement on use and maintenance of these fountain dispensers.

I don't know about you, but henceforth, I'm sticking to bottled beverages.  Hmm.  I wonder if tap beer is a problem too....

http://inventorspot.com/articles/think_you_drink_fecal_material_found_sodas_fountain_dispensers_36377

You would be surprised how much animal feces and hair is allowed in the food we eat.  Hell I used to do sewer cleaning and you would never eat in any place other than your home if you saw what I have seen.  I'm talking about shit I have seen in pristine restaurants not just mickey d's

[J.D. Wykid, Esq.]

fuck fountain drinks.  havent had one since i read a report that said a good portion of em have fecal matter.    3

Sometimes, it's tough to be the messenger, but in the interest of your considerably valued well-being, I feel I have to share the results of this study...

Microbiologists from Hollins University and Virginia Western Community College in Roanoke, VA, have concerns about unhealthy bacteria dispensed with your Coke, Pepsi, or whatever you drink from a public self-serve or a personnel-served dispensing machine.  And they have good reason to be concerned, after finding that half of the drinks they tested from 30 different dispensers found fecal matter (an E.coli bacterium).

Other pathogenic microorganisms found in the sodas included Chryseobacterium meningosepticum, Klebsiella, Staphylococcus, Stenotrophomonas, Candida, and Serratia, which could contribute to everything from meningitis
to gastrointestinal disease to pneumonia in immunocompromised individuals.  Eleven antibiotics were tested on the bacteria and many samples were found to resist more than one of them.

It's not Coke or Pepsi's fault, but the findings suggest the nasty bacteria -- I mean, fecal matter in your soda! - are a pretty serious public health problem.  It's people who are not using hygienic practices that are responsible. Expect more studies, and hopefully, some stricter public health regulations and enforcement on use and maintenance of these fountain dispensers.

I don't know about you, but henceforth, I'm sticking to bottled beverages.  Hmm.  I wonder if tap beer is a problem too....

http://inventorspot.com/articles/think_you_drink_fecal_material_found_sodas_fountain_dispensers_36377

You would be surprised how much animal feces and hair is allowed in the food we eat.  Hell I used to do sewer cleaning and you would never eat in any place other than your home if you saw what I have seen.  I'm talking about shit I have seen in pristine restaurants not just mickey d's

i dont doubt it for a second. 

these fucking lawmakers should make stricter regulations for restaurants instead of banning trans fats. 

[Al Bundy]

baja blast is dope. i still find it odd that they have mr. pibb in bottles but not in cali.

[Blood$]

I drink that shit all day  

Bundy btw nice avy

[Sikotic™]

I hope they never bottle it. If they do, I'll have diabetes by the end of the week from downing that shit.

[you gon always be my latin queen bitch]

whats the deal wit this doctors?
sik?

are canned soda's bad also?
or is it jus the soda's at the resturants etc...

[Sikotic™]

whats the deal wit this doctors?
sik?

are canned soda's bad also?
or is it jus the soda's at the resturants etc...

All sodas and even most juices now are loaded with high fructose corn syrup. That is the shit that's bad for you.

This is why I drink Mexican Coke with the cane sugar in it.

[you gon always be my latin queen bitch]

and this stuff is in the 2 liters and 12 packs etc...at the albertsons, safeways, vons etc... that they sell?
damn juices also?
what doesnt have this in it? lol

whats the deal wit this doctors?
sik?

are canned soda's bad also?
or is it jus the soda's at the resturants etc...

All sodas and even most juices now are loaded with high fructose corn syrup. That is the shit that's bad for you.

This is why I drink Mexican Coke with the cane sugar in it.