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Saw this on yahoo. Advocating the cleaning of old coins. "Place the coins in Coke for 10 minutes and watch your coins shine like new." Haven't and won't try it except maybe to see if Coke would eat up a corroded zincoln.
http://vitality.news/20-cool-uses-of-coca-cola/13/
http://vitality.news/20-cool-uses-of-coca-cola/13/
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See http://www.doubledimes.com for a free online reference for US twenty-cent pieces
There's nothing magical about Coke ... the same will will happen with Pepsi, RC, and other variants. They are solutions of phosphoric acid with a pH range of 2-4. Nasty stuff ... tasty ... but nasty.
Chemically polluted sugar water whose only redeeming value [outside of a mix for rum/whiskey, etc.] is that it keeps people working.
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On another note, I knew a guy on the Highway Patrol back several years ago - he kept a few plastic 2 liter bottles of Cola in his trunk to clean the blood off the pavement after an accident.
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I guess I'd rather soak most of my coins in the carbonic acid they call Coke than my stomach.
In less than two weeks later Coca-Cola announced that they were going to use high fructose corn syrup.
I thought this thread was going to be about some cokehead who got nailed while trading collectible coins for nose candy.
That was my first thought too. What's that say about us?
I tried to snort come one time.
Couldn't fit the can up my nose!
Years ago I toured a Coke plant. The guide told us Pepsi was no good. First while Coke was shipping drinks to our servicemen overseas in World War II, Pepsi was gaining market share at home. Now (as I said, it was years ago) they were using high fructose corn syrup instead of sugar.
In less than two weeks later Coca-Cola announced that they were going to use high fructose corn syrup.
Hebrew National used to advertise they didn't put insects and rat parts in their hot dogs because they answered to a higher power. Shortly after their competetors started adding sodium tripolyphosphate and water to their hot dogs a package of Hebrew National hot dogs "leaked" after they were opened. Praise the almighty buck.
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--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.At one time, Coke had the largest fleet of trucks of any place in the nation at more than 10,000. Not sure if that's still true.
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I thought this thread was going to be about some cokehead who got nailed while trading collectible coins for nose candy.
That was my first thought too. What's that say about us?
im in this crowd roundabouts.
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