Topic: The American Thread

sorry, CB, but The Fox found me out. darn you and your aptitude at deriving the meaning of obscure acronyms!

Yay! I win!

Coke and Pepsi are both disgusting. But Coke is better by far.

@The Fox: and what do you win? An ice-cold Pepsi!
_{what's that? you don't want it? I can have it? awesome... :3}

Coke tastes like battery acid. I also have this weird problem with canned Coke where sometimes I can't quite seem to swallow it and I choke on it. Very strange.

I very rarely drink either product though. I usually drink Mountain Dew (regular or Code Red).
Sometimes Cherry Dr. Pepper, Cherry Coke, or Wild Cherry Pepsi as well.
Mello Yello or Vault are also fine.

Know what's actually pretty good? That red cranberry Sierra Mist. I was pleasantly surprised... i thought it was going to suck horribly. :3

_{Aw, I missed out on the acronym game. 3:> That won't happen next time.}
I barely ever drink Coke or Pepsi.

How about this?

or

How about Yogurt flavored Pepsi?

Japanese flavours are seriously awesome.

You should see at some of the Kit Kats they have. Green Tea FTW.

Noty, Crystal Clear Pepsi please.

Oh those crazy Japanese.

Aside from seafood (which I'm allergic to), I've yet to come across a Japanese food that I haven't loved.

Yes, some of it sounds downright frightening, but in practice, it tastes like heaven.

I've never had Japanese, and I liked Pepsi best. I use the term "liked" because I quit drinking it (sadly).

Just please don't make me drink this:

..........Coca Cola was originally sold as a cocaine cola tonic meant to benefit your brain. Yep. There was real cocaine in there.

I hate most soft drinks, especially the dark ones; but I liked this one:

Inca Cola anyone?

As for American contributions.....: electricity, light bulbs, the cinema, animation, computers (I believe), maize, Chinese takeout boxes, fortune cookies, jeans, soda, tobacco, atom bomb, bifocals, cotton gin, peanut butter, refrigerators, electric telegraph, Morse code, telephone, lock-stitch sewing machines, the revolver, cowboy hat, motorcycle, paper clip, barbed wire, tape measure, vacuum cleaner, chewing gum, QWERTY keyboard, phonograph, cash register, electric chair, metal detector, Christmas lights, electric fan, electric iron, fountain pen, thermostat, fuel dispenser (fuel pumps), photographic film, skyscrapers, dishwasher, drinking straw, revolving door, paper towel, escalator, ferris wheel, radio, the zipper, comic books, remote control, flashlight, disposable safety razor, hearing aid, air conditioning, tea bags, crayons, airplanes, windshield wipers, automatic transmission, AC power plugs and sockets, electric washing machine, gas mask, adhesive bandage, water skiing, bulldozer, masking tape, power steering, jukebox, garbage disposal, electric razor, sunglasses, car audio, chocolate chip cookies, staple remover, tape dispenser, fiberglass, microwave oven, acrylic paint, mobile phones, hair spray, cat litter, windsurfing, harddisk drive, videotape, lasers, spandex, CD's, Operating Systems, Post-it Notes, digital camera, compact florescent lamp, space shuttle, graphic user interface, the Internet, voicemail, and others:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_United_States_invent...

But, most importantly, what was invented by Americans was the video game and the video game console:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_game
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_game_console

I thought cinema was invented by the French.

I saw teabags on that list. See that Europe? We made you what you are today.

Look what our wonderful troops are doing over there in the middle east.
LANGUAGE WARNING FOR YOU YOUNGINS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gikEDlLpuPs

Can you say that in your own language or just the one the English gave you.

How did you get a picture of my dad?