Sometimes at lunch time, I buy myself a Snapple drink, usually a fruit punch. It's probably just as bad as a cola, but I feel less guilty drinking that than a cola. Apparently, it says on the label that it is born in New York, but available everywhere in the world, or something like that. But what I like about Snapple is not the juice, which is more like a sort of juicy drink that tastes of colours more than any fruits, but the "real facts", bunch of trivial information about various topics: you cannot tickle yourself, plants can have a fever just like humans when sick, fish can drown too, etc. When one has a few minutes to waste during lunchtime, this is always fun to read. Moral of the story: I am easily amused.
Wednesday, 7 September 2016
Snapple trivia
Sometimes at lunch time, I buy myself a Snapple drink, usually a fruit punch. It's probably just as bad as a cola, but I feel less guilty drinking that than a cola. Apparently, it says on the label that it is born in New York, but available everywhere in the world, or something like that. But what I like about Snapple is not the juice, which is more like a sort of juicy drink that tastes of colours more than any fruits, but the "real facts", bunch of trivial information about various topics: you cannot tickle yourself, plants can have a fever just like humans when sick, fish can drown too, etc. When one has a few minutes to waste during lunchtime, this is always fun to read. Moral of the story: I am easily amused.
Not to be a wet blanket, but that stuff is loaded with sugar.
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