who da man?
well I guess that would be me. I was craving a coke a couple of hours ago. but seeing as I had just polished off a half bag of chips with mila, I thought I should go for a low-cal version. I went for the coke zero. now I knew nothing about it, but decided that it surely could not be much worse than diet coke, of which I am not a fan. indeed, it was not half bad, and I might be hard pressed to distinguish it from its full calorie sibling in a blind test.
but the best part of all this is that the internet reveals that coke zero is a brand targeted at young men. and somehow I was sucked into buying it, just based on my brief introduction to it in the checkout line at loblaws. so I guess this goes to show that I am a bit of a manly man after all.
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we finished the entire bag. too bad they weren't kettle chips zero.
Mila, please keep Simon away from any more "young urban male 18-26"-based products. Soon he will be buying things like black-pearl and leather Tiffanies jewellery, or jojoba and shea butter body scrub.
Sorry, can't hear you over the stench from my axe body spray.
Chips and coke are not a healthy snack.
it was coke zero. it is like drinking water. water with carcinogens, but still, water.
also p.s. mom did you miss the part where I am eating Just Right and chugging the soy milk?
The chips and coke counteract the soy stuff by a lot and add a lot of bad things to your body. Stick with fresh and local food.
simon, i hate to tell you but i would say that coke zero is one of the more popular choices of beverage at my school. which is all-girls i might add.
hmmm sounds like you go to school with dudes.
p.s. thanks for the advice, mom/stadtlander. maybe you could join my professor in the slow food movement.
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