What's Your Favorite Source Of Caffeine

[I like it]

none of the above :+)

i usually drink water except for when im feelin some sweet tea then ill get some fuckin sweet tea but mostly water i cant remember the last energy drink i had its been so long

[Cavernio]

None nowadays.

Caffeine withdrawal irritability = fail



Oh very well, I bought a package of green tea last week. I won't go through it quickly though.

[_Fluttershy_]

Definitely coke or energy drinks for me. I've never liked coffee, too bleh for me lol! But yeah, fizzy drinks and energy drinks have always been my favourite source of caffeine! XD

[Izzy]

Originally Posted by _Fluttershy_

coke or energy drinks
fizzy drinks and energy drinks

What.

[_Fluttershy_]

Originally Posted by Izzy

What.

Like sodas/pop etc. Fizzy drinks is a more English slang term! XD

[justin_ator]

Carbonated beverages monsieur

[Reincarnate]

Originally Posted by devonin

1/ Dr Pepper
2/ Starbucks Mocha Frappucino, Soy milk, No Whip (yay lactose intolerance!)

Also, the reason why some people call all sodapops "coke" is that they are likely from, or were raised by people from Georgia. Coca-Cola was founded in Atlanta and for many years, a huge number of Georgians were employed by the company, and the fact that pretty much the whole state was a "company town" for coke, is why the use of the word is so widespread there as the general term.

I think this may be a South thing? I experienced it in Texas, too:

"What kind of Coke do you want?" "A Sprite."

[Izzy]

Originally Posted by _Fluttershy_

Like sodas/pop etc. Fizzy drinks is a more English slang term! XD

I'm also curious if you were using "coke" as an all encompassing term there or if you were actually referring to coke because you then used the term fizzy drink.

[justin_ator]

Originally Posted by Reincarnate

"What kind of Coke do you want?" "A Sprite."

Worked in McDonald's for a year and three months and I will definitely say when someone said "coke" I had no hesitation ringing up a literal coke. Using coke in place of soda/pop is even more irritating to me than using the word pop itself rather than soda.

pet peeve, sorry

oh and those people that are like "I'll take a diet" ughhhlka;jfaklmakc

[Reincarnate]

What's wrong with ordering a diet soda? The regular versions tend to have quite a few empty calories.

[Izzy]

Diet soda is disgusting. I doubt it is that much more healthy.

[justin_ator]

Originally Posted by Reincarnate

What's wrong with ordering a diet soda? The regular versions tend to have quite a few empty calories.

no no no,

"I'll take a diet"

"a diet"

"diet"

DIET WHAT YOU FSOFNAIDCJAIKWFNASLNBIDVKNVLADMFAINKVCLSADVNQIRKG

[Cavernio]

Most fast food places I worked at only had 1 form of diet anything, coke.

[_Fluttershy_]

Originally Posted by Izzy

I'm also curious if you were using "coke" as an all encompassing term there or if you were actually referring to coke because you then used the term fizzy drink.

By coke, I was referring to the drink coke, as suggested in the poll lol. I would never bother with the other kind of 'coke'!

[Izzy]

Originally Posted by _Fluttershy_

By coke, I was referring to the drink coke, as suggested in the poll lol. I would never bother with the other kind of 'coke'!

Right, but the term "coke" in the poll is incorrectly labeled and is actually what you would consider "soda" or "fizzy water" and not actually coca cola.

I don't mean cocaine.

[_Fluttershy_]

Originally Posted by Izzy

Right, but the term "coke" in the poll is incorrectly labeled and is actually what you would consider "soda" or "fizzy water" and not actually coca cola.

I don't mean cocaine.

That's fine, I needed a bit more clarity then heh. But yeah, in general, fizzy drinks such as coke, soda etc. are pretty common sources of caffeine for me. This is my last post on the matter lol!

[infinity.]

Originally Posted by MracY

What is known as 'red tea' in China is 'Black tea' in the rest of the world.

in chinese it's 红茶 which is literally red and tea so that means it's red tea to china, taiwan, hongkong, other chinese speaking places and also probably thailand, tibet, nepal

[PrawnSkunk]

I Prefer Dr. Pepper. Drinking Dr. Pepper is an intellectual experience that only the chosen few can understand.

[MracY]

Originally Posted by infinity.

in chinese it's 红茶 which is literally red and tea so that means it's red tea to china, taiwan, hongkong, other chinese speaking places and also probably thailand, tibet, nepal

That is indeed what I was talking about.

[PaperclipGames]

Originally Posted by Izzy

Diet soda is disgusting. I doubt it is that much more healthy.

It generally isn't. While it often contains less actual sugar, other chemicals are thrown in to mimick the same taste, which often times aren't healthier than just going with the sugar.

It's kind of funny because diet x tends to be a lot less tasty than x - at least from my limited experience, and the less limited experiences of people around me.