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I'm very sorry, SD and Beagle. When I was young we lost two Great Danes to that. It happens quickly, I know. With Buck, I was spending the night at a friend's, came home in the morning, and learned it happened that night. I'm glad your dog had a good day at the end.
To take this a bit further, not that you care but if you want a Cherry Pepsi you asked for a Cherry Pop and you got Cherry syrup put into your Pepsi.
If you wanted a Cherry 7Up you asked for a Cherry White Pop or a Red & White Pop, we were so clever back then....LOL
If you happened to be from an area that did not say "Pop" but said "Soda", in our area if you asked for a "Soda" you got a Root Beer Float, I never did figure that one out but I was a kid, what did i know right?
Dog & Suds was the biggest treat for us and my Mother had to save pennies for months to be able to treat us to that.
We got a Coney Dog and a child sized Root Beer and it was the absolute best meal ever.
This is the stay in your vehicle girls on skates drive in where I lived.
I'm very sorry, SD and Beagle. When I was young we lost two Great Danes to that. It happens quickly, I know. With Buck, I was spending the night at a friend's, came home in the morning, and learned it happened that night. I'm glad your dog had a good day at the end.
One of my son's favorite videos. There's one for BYOB too.
I had never even heard of that condition in dogs until I saw Marley and Me.
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Originally Posted by CSD610
To take this a bit further, not that you care but if you want a Cherry Pepsi you asked for a Cherry Pop and you got Cherry syrup put into your Pepsi.
If you wanted a Cherry 7Up you asked for a Cherry White Pop or a Red & White Pop, we were so clever back then....LOL
No actually Dr. Pepper is completely different and you can still get the original recipe made in the original factory in Plano, Texas.
It has what is it, 29 ingredients if I remember correctly and comes in bottles and uses real cane sugar.
No actually Dr. Pepper is completely different and you can still get the original recipe made in the original factory in Plano, Texas.
It has what is it, 29 ingredients if I remember correctly and comes in bottles and uses real cane sugar.
But doesn't it taste basically the same? I just read that somewhere. I don't really know what I'm talking about here. Lol
Technically the "cherry syrup" they used is what was put on snow cones or some places would use Grenadine which is what a Restaurant/Lounge would serve minors when their parents ordered them a "Kiddie Cocktail".
It was 7Up with grenadine and a cherry on one of the little umbrella thingys.
Technically the "cherry syrup" they used is what was put on snow cones or some places would use Grenadine which is what a Restaurant/Lounge would serve minors when their parents ordered them a "Kiddie Cocktail". It was 7Up with grenadine and a cherry on one of the little umbrella thingys.
To me the taste is completely different but I only drink plain white pop on rare occasions or real Dr. Pepper that Mr. CSD will specifically stop in Plano, Texas when he is in the area and get for me (yes I am absolutely spoiled completely)
LOL at the Rammstein vid..... seen it all now... lego's moshing out to Rammstein.... those dudes are odd...... always with the German lyrics.....
LOL German isn't the most pleasant sounding language I gotta say...
"Pop" is think is a mid west thing as I've rarely heard that term for soda used out here.
Pop is not completely Midwest and in my experience is used in Chicago, eastern Illinois parts of Indiana and parts of Iowa.
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