That’s all-just wanted to say, I love Vanilla Coke. Thanks.
Good stuff, that Vanilla Coke.
Where, in particular, are you located at “the bottom of Lake Michigan?” I’m originally from Michigan City, IN and still have family and friends from that area.
On 2003-01-30 00:18, Bagfed wrote:
That’s all-just wanted to say, I love Vanilla Coke. Thanks.
I’m glad we had this little talk. 
That may be all you wanted to say, but it’s meaningful…
I love the diet vanilla coke - tastes SOOO undietlike!
Now I’ve said all I have to say, goonight Gracie!
On 2003-01-30 00:36, MichaelG wrote:
Good stuff, that Vanilla Coke.Where, in particular, are you located at “the bottom of Lake Michigan?” I’m originally from Michigan City, IN and still have family and friends from that area.
Highland, Where else would a scotsman settle?
why? that stuff tastes nasty…
I really like Coke with lemon!
DRINK MILK!
edited to add smilie
~Live Well, Love Much, Laugh Often~ and DRINK MILK
[ This Message was edited by: chattiekathy on 2003-01-30 10:04 ]
Kathy, I’m sure you aren’t too excited about the latest “Got beer?” ads that are being run by PETA. I haven’t seen them, but I heard about them on the radio. (Personally, I may go out and buy an extra gallon of milk in protest 
)
John Mac
It IS good stuff, and I don’t even like Coke. I’m more of a Pepsi drinker, if I drink cola at all, or was until now.
I took advantage of the Super Bowl sales to stock up on Vanilla Coke, so I’ve got about three boxes hoarded at home. Mmmmmm.
I still wonder what vanilla Pepsi would be like, though…
Vanilla Coke??? 
Now that is a disturbing thought.
shudders and tries to forget thread
We don’t have any of this evil stuff here in Ireland…
Deirdre
On 2003-01-30 07:28, Bagfed wrote:
Highland, Where else would a scotsman settle?
In the lowlands where the work is. Of course, you’d want to be very close to the highlands even then.
On 2003-01-30 10:05, goesto11 wrote:
Kathy, I’m sure you aren’t too excited about the latest “Got beer?” ads that are being run by PETA. I haven’t seen them, but I heard about them on the radio. (Personally, I may go out and buy an extra gallon of milk in protest >John Mac
That’s old news. Those ads ran (and were ultimately pulled, due to protests from MADD and other similar groups) more than a year ago.
Redwolf
I still don’t like PETA.
I forget the woman’s name, but she was one of their spokespeople, and she said “Morally, there is no difference between a human baby and a rat…”
Suffice it to say, I never liked PETA, reminded me too much of tyrannical propaganda-driven governments, but since I saw that, I’ve been staunchly anti-PETA. Personally, I’ll stick with the American Humane Society. At least they’re reasonable…
Redwolf said:
That’s old news. Those ads ran (and were ultimately pulled, due to protests from MADD and other similar groups) more than a year ago.
Sorry about that, Redwolf. I misplaced my PETA card a while back . And I let my subscription to “Irresponsible Advertising” magazine lapse a few years back.
John Mac
On 2003-01-30 10:30, Redwolf wrote:
On 2003-01-30 10:05, goesto11 wrote:
Kathy, I’m sure you aren’t too excited about the latest “Got beer?” ads that are being run by PETA. I haven’t seen them, but I heard about them on the radio. (Personally, I may go out and buy an extra gallon of milk in protest >John Mac
That’s old news. Those ads ran (and were ultimately pulled, due to protests from MADD and other similar groups) more than a year ago.
Redwolf
I heard about those ads on the news and it was a while ago but thats ok. You can still go buy an extra gallon of milk, as a matter of fact, go buy 2!
Kathy
On 2003-01-30 00:57, blackhawk wrote:
On 2003-01-30 00:18, Bagfed wrote:
That’s all-just wanted to say, I love Vanilla Coke. Thanks.I’m glad we had this little talk. >
A man stops a psychologist in the street: “Excuse me, can you tell me the way to the train station?”
“No, but I am glad we had this little talk.”
Love that joke. Good show, blackhawk.
http://www.vhemt.org/
Here’s something for you PETA lovers!
[ This Message was edited by: TelegramSam on 2003-01-30 11:08 ]
A guy comes into a doctor’s office with a banana in one ear, a carrot in the other ear and an olive in one nostril. The doctor looks at him and says, “Oh! You’re not eating right.”
Highland, Where else would a scotsman settle?
Ha ha! Nice!
I grew up in an Irish Catholic area near the beach. Lots of German and Polish Catholics in Michigan City, too.