Water or Coke

Water

1. We all know that water is important but I’ve never seen it written down like this before.

2. 75% of Americans are chronically dehydrated. (Likely applies to half world population)

3. In 37% of Americans, the thirst mechanism is so weak that it is often mistaken for hunger.&

4. Even MILD dehydration will slow down one’s metabolism as much as 3%.

5. One glass of water will shut down midnight hunger pangs for almost 100% of the dieters studied in a U- Washington study.

6. Lack of water, the #1 trigger of daytime fatigue.

7. Preliminary research indicates that 8-10 glasses of water a day could significantly ease back and joint pain for up to 80% of sufferers.

8. A mere 2% drop in body water can trigger fuzzy short-term memory, trouble with basic math, and difficulty focusing on the computer screen or on a printed page.

9. Drinking 5 glasses of water daily decreases the risk of colon cancer by 45%, plus it can slash the risk of breast cancer by 79%, and one is 50% less likely to develop bladder cancer.

Are you drinking the amount of water you should every day?

COKE

1. In many states (in the USA) the highway patrol carries two gallons of Coke in the truck to remove blood from the highway after a car accident.

2. You can put a T-bone steak in a bowl of coke and it will be gone in two days.

3. To clean a toilet: Pour a can of Coca-Cola into the toilet bowl and let the “real thing” sit for one hour, then flush clean The citric acid in Coke removes stains from vitreous china.

4. To remove rust spots from chrome car bumpers: Rub the bumper with a crumpled-up piece of Reynolds Wrap aluminum foil
dipped in Coca-Cola.

5. To clean corrosion from car battery terminals: Pour a can of
Coca-Cola over the terminals to bubble away the corrosion.

6. To loosen a rusted bolt: Applying a cloth soaked in Coca-Cola to the rusted bolt for several minutes.

7. To bake a moist ham: Empty a can of Coca-Cola into the baking pan, wrap the ham in aluminum foil, and bake. Thirty minutes before the ham is finished, Remove the foil, allowing the drippings to mix with the Coke for a sumptuous brown gravy.

8. To remove grease from clothes: Empty a can of coke into a load of greasy clothes, add detergent, and run through a regular cycle. The Coca-Cola will help loosen grease stains. It will also clean road haze from your windshield.

For Your Info:

1. The active ingredient in Coke is phosphoric acid. Its Ph is 2.8. It will dissolve a nail in about 4 days. Phosphoric acid also leaches calcium from bones and is a major contributor to the rising increase in osteoporosis.

2. To carry Coca-Cola syrup (the concentrate) the commercial truck must use the Hazardous material place cards reserved for highly corrosive materials.

3. The distributors of coke have been using it to clean the engines of their trucks for about 20 years!

Now the question is, would you like a glass of WATER
or COKE ?

  • After reading this article, I went upstairs and had a nice tall glass of Coke Zero.

    Cheers!
  • Una de las grandes verdades de la falta de agua a nuestro organismo también es que se produce 1,5 litros de saliva diario, y muchas veces tenemos un déficit de líquidos. Lo mejor es realizar un cálculo de necesidad diaria de agua de acuerdo al peso actual de cada persona.

    Lo de la Coca-Cola si que es intolerable, como el ácido fosfórico sigue causando daño en nuestro organismo, al bajar el pH ya que nosotros somos alcalinos que ácidos, por o tanto, somos propensos a bajas de defensas y de infecciones. Pero el deporte, se sigue beneficiando de los aportes de auspicios de grandes acontecimientos, como la Copa mundial de Fútbol y otras más, de la desinformación del consumidos y sus fabulosas estrategias de marketing de promociones para el consumo perjudicial del cuerpo humano!
  • I'm "coked."
  • I love water
    can i get a coke?
  • unbound
    Impressive list. Let's see...

    False dilemma fallacy - check
    Incorrect stats and information - check (http://www.snopes.com/medical/myths/8glasses.asp)
    (http://www.snopes.com/cokelore/acid.asp)

    At least this was consistent...
  • Bane
    I love water, and love how i feel after it. But still, even water cant beat the taste of a nice cold Coke going from the bottle to your mouth... mmm
  • I.C. Weiner
    I like how this article was written from an unbiased position. I hate it when an author has an agenda from the start and attempts to steer the reader towards one side instead of letting their intelligent audience decide for themselves.
  • jb
    This is ridiculous and was a waste of time.
  • Ta
    Water is #1 in my opinion. There are 10 or more teaspoons of sugar in every 12 ounce can. White refined SUGAR is not something we should consume on a regular basis. But it's up to the individual and how well they value taking care of themselves. I take it seriously.
  • bongo
    Coke, it tastes better
  • Cereal
    Cke is HORRIBLE according to my research so far!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • Coke Lover
    Always Coke! I agree with the cleanness of the stomach! Wash all them bad things away! Seriously I drink a couple gallon everyday and am pretty much addicted to the taste, the caffeine and all the other good stuff! Coke gives you wings! Oh wait that redbull!
  • linda
    now does this apply to all cola drinks or just coke. If its just Coke i'm inclined to be a little sceptical about your finding. I love Coke. Good try.
  • rasbatarseh
    It's a choice u make, coke or water???
    My brother in law is dying right now, because as a sales person he had cola always. Now his kidneys r shot. He goes for treatment twice a week. We always do wrong things at young age then we will regret later when it is too late!!!!!
  • Patrick Cantellow
    It has put me of coke for a bit now!
  • TizzyFoe
    Coke will never dissolve a nail. I've tried it. It doesn't work. There was no noticeable damage to the nail after 7 days. I imagine many of these are false.
  • kendall
    I think they meant that undiluted phosporic acid will dissolve a nail in four days, not Coke. If that is true, then Coke would eventually dissolve a nail too, though over a much longer period of time?
  • Meg
    This was my science experiment in 4th grade. all types of sodas and other beverages. no nail corrosion by coke after 4 weeks. what did corrode the nail? Orange juice.
  • The Inevitable Truth
    Source?
  • zoltanconfidencedude
    I think it's all about moderation. If you drink an extensive amount of coke every day it might not be good for your health, but drinking it once in a while should be ok. There are lot of bad stuffs about the quality of our water as well, so who knows what would be the best. Let's just enjoy life, shall we?
  • trickydisco72
    ive cooked ham in coke,yummy..............
  • If you are not drinking necessary amount of water a day, some people might get problems of dry eyes. I also went through the same problem with my left eye, and then doctor suggest me the eye drop called restasis. So I think its better to drink water properly and save you from lots of health related problem. BEst Luck all
  • aj
    i disagree with any one who said that the coke facts were unrue. if u were to go to the library like me and look up facts u would find out that must of them r true, and where the did the information in the books come from scientists who past it down authors. another reason i know that the experiments work is bcuz i tried them all.
  • Really?
    Apparently, you can go to the library to "look up facts," yet you cannot crack open a dictionary to learn how to spell...
  • a.j
    it's called using short forms i know how 2 spell, i'm not stupid
  • crassmonkey
    You are in idiot. Mythbusters already covered this and half of the Coke "facts" you posted are B.S.

    You should do some actual research before posting something to make yourself look smart.
  • Ginger
    how much water exactly is in coke?
  • tdrtdrtdr1
    Coke -- now that's good branding!
  • babybee23
    this is why im a pepsi drinker :))))
  • a.j
    pepsi si no better then coke just in case u wanted 2 know
  • vizmo
    To clean corrosion from car battery terminals: Pour a can of
    Coca-Cola over the terminals to bubble away the corrosion.

    this one is true. i know from experience.
  • Bandice
    The person that said ALL those TRUE is very smart. Coca Cola or any soda for that matter is bad for you and it eats your bones away. EVEN DIET. (AS PER MY DOCTOR)) It is SOOOOOOO not good for your body. And About the water topic. I love water, BUT you should NEVER, AND I MEAN NEVER drink tap water. It has so much crap in it, like when people flush their pills in the toilet. and everything else , its goes right to the water. Thats why you should buy something like a filter that goes on your water fawcett, or like I have 2 Brita pitchers with filters in them. and they last long and arent expensive at all. Me myselgf, I will NEVER touch the tap water and neither should you. So, A+ for the smart guy. Oh yeah, pouring coke or Sprite on your battery cables does work. I've also tried it.
  • weaver
    so how do you shower bro?
  • brad9999
    I poured some coke in a dead car battery once... it started right up.
  • Ashley
    Hmm, I still say coke. It just tastes TOO GOOD!
    And whatev, we are all gonna die sometime or another so why not enjoy life while it lasts!
  • Diana
    I drink 32oz of water a day, plus more later on :D
  • tedinphoenix
    Try Snopes.com on your Coke facts (all wrong). Or do a google on Coca Cola syrup hazardous materilal and you'll see Snopes comes up as one of the first links.

    I will say that after drinking Coke I feel a little less healthy, so mostly I try to avoid it!
  • lim
    I would still prefer water since it could decreases the risk of cancers. By the way I consume 4.5 litres of water daily.
  • I would still prefer water since it could decreases the risk of cancers. By the way I consume 4.5 litres of water daily.
  • edwardeyy
    I'd say Water to coke ratio 30:1 (glasses). Gotta have the taste still!! And for cocaine, what I originally thought this was about, 20000:1, still in glasses so thats like 100g, assuming you drink 9-10 glasses of water a day as you should.
  • frednicklaus
    Great information. It's so easy to stay healthy. A little water, a little exercise, a healthy diet, and an I Can attitude. We sometimes make things so difficult
  • Coca-Cola ...thats scary stuff. :-S

    www.weightlossenergydrink.com
  • ftw
    COKE OF COURSE!

    THINK HOW CLEAN MY STOMACH WILL BE
  • whitegirl
    That Keith person is a retard. I love Coke but water makes my body happy!
  • denniscrinion
    hot water cleans battery terminals it makes them like new,,what now
  • thinkingoutsidethebox
    none of this is true, there no evidence or references to anything to support any ideas are mentioned on this page so I’m guessing this is supposed to humorous? Mythbusters busted this like pervious commenter’s have said.
    FAIL
  • wtfhappened
    The nail is ture as well as the steak I tryed them both after reading this the nail was down to almost nothing after 4 days and the steak was gone before the end of two..Before you call me a lie try it your self if your to cheep then shut up
  • thinkingoutsidethebox
    Firstly stop with the attitude! Christ get over it, and stop being so rude. Secondly you’re entitled to your opinion fortunately I have better things to do with my time so testing this myth is not a priority. Please try to have respect for others views.
  • billybobt
    Y'all sound like a bunch of blithering idiots.

    Fact is, anything in moderation, INCLUDING WATER, won't hurt you unless you have some health condition that precludes it. The only thing I've read in all this that makes sense is the part about Nutrasweet being bad for you. I won't drink or eat anything that has aspartame in it. Sucralose and saccharin are much better choices, as well as stevia, but that's more expensive.
  • yeppp
    drinking too much water can essentially swell your cells and therefore, basically drown you. drinking a crap ton of water isn't good. which is where you're right, water is only good in moderation
  • bob
    yeah, this is all bullshit.
  • Michael Greathouse
    I want a diet coke!
  • babyprincess
    so maybe i wont be drinkin coke like i use to
  • Silly people
    He gives coke too much health credit. You could go on about how bad it is for you (along with any soda, especially those that use phosphoric acid which is used to prevent carbonation from going flat). The 'leaching' he is referring to is actually due to our body needing to retain a balance between the acid and calcium in our digestive system. In order to deal with this increase the body releases calcium from bones and teeth. So, combined with the incredible amount of sugar in soda you can quickly develop major problems with your teeth.

    ON TOP OF THAT, if you're thinking 'well i'll just take calcium supplements to offset this', good luck because the acid also neutralizes hydrochloric acid (stomach acid). Hydrochloric is, on top of digesting a lot of what we eat, essential to our bodies ability to intake calcium. So it leaches calcium AND prevents it from being replaced.

    Then combined with massive amounts of sugar that has been proven to cause rotten teeth, obesity and diabetes you've got a fantastic concoction.

    And...from personal experience, when I stopped drinking soda and absolutely no other type of food or drink (no increase in physical activity either) I lost 15 lbs in less than a month.

    So to those saying that his health info on coke was wrong...I agree...he made it sound WAY too healthy.
  • No you don't agree, because they're saying the information is wrong because it's exaggerated, you're saying it's wrong because it's downplayed. Stop trying to be a smartarse.
  • ALfonso
    i truly dont agree on the coke facts, ive had some debates on coke side effects with medicine students and didnt assure that kind of patterns!!
    anyway i dislike coke and all too sugary drinks......but overall, i like the informative exposition on water!!
  • craigyboy
    I do not know about mythbusters or any other evidence other than my own experience. My father was an engineer, and a very good one at that. Like any good tradesman he looked afer his tools. When he had tools returned or passed to him in poor condition, or he found a tool that had been idle for a length of time and had to remove corrosion from the tool he would take the following action; he would not scrub loose rust away, or prepare in any other way; he simply (much to my mothers annoyance) filled a deep baking tray with coca cola and soaked the corroded steel tools in the cola overnight. By the morning the tools needed no more than a dry off and light rub with oil before going back in to his tool box. That was twenty years ago. My parents were never particularly health conscious but cola was never in our house.
  • Yasa
    I'd like to guide you here:
    http://www.thecoca-colacompany.com/contactus/myths_rumors/index.html

    Most of those Coke statements are false.
  • Silly people
    This does not address a single health problem he presented...nice try though.
  • A little sensationlism towards coke but from a health perspective, water should be your beverage of choice.

    Mike
  • Sabrina Settle
    I would like a huge glass of ice cold Coke!
  • Aaron
    Most of the facts here on water and coke are incorrect. The 8-10 glasses myth is covered here: http://www.snopes.com/medical/myths/8glasses.asp
  • xodkrm
    probly water
  • john2212
    Now while many of the above facts remain true, the acid concentration in your stomach is far greater than that of coca-cola...which is where the coca-cola goes...so while it may not be the healthiest choice, the acid really has no affect on us, besides the refreshing taste.
  • Silly people
    Different kind of acid. Phosphoric acid neutralizes stomach acid, making it harder to digest and making it harder to absorb calcium.
  • Bassman
    This is a fine collection of mythology and urban legend. Good test of people's gullibility though, and an integrity test that the original author failed miserably
  • Name
    The corrosive tendencies from Coca-Cola come from the carbonation itself. The haz-mat placard statement is a myth, since I have previously worked in the food industry and have seen the delivery trucks myself.

    There is no "active ingredient" in Coke. And if there was, it would be carbonic acid, not phosphoric acid. There is no phosphorous in Coke. Carbonic acid comes from the carbon dioxide, which is the gas from carbonation (can you notice the same root?). Not to mention, phosphoric acid can come in different molar strengths.

    I highly doubt that in order to clean engines and battery terminals, people resort to dumping high amounts of sugar onto these very expensive and complicated mechanical parts.

    Debunking these myths alone calls into question all of your other statements. For further reference, stick to scientific journals, not a website on urban legends.
  • trustyetverify
    Ingredient listing from the damn coke bottle:

    # Carbonated water
    # Sugar (sucrose or fructose depending on country of origin)
    # Caffeine
    # !!!Phosphoric acid!!!
  • Silly people
    Once again, wrong. Most sodas (and coke has an especially high amount) contain phosphoric acid to keep the carbonation bubbles from going flat over a long period of time.
  • nameWQER324T
    I'LL HAVE A COKE!
  • Angus
    The water part isn't true in any absolute sense. It's science, and not religious doctrine. Although i'm positive that most people would benefit from drinking less sugary drinks and more water.
  • Sam
    To answer your question. Diet Coke actually sounds GREAT!
  • Name
    I think you mean pH, not Ph
  • Leprechaun
    Water ain't the saint you think it is... Visit http://www.dhmo.org/ for more information.
  • trustyetverify
    Very funny. Dihydrogen Monoxide, eh? Oldest hoax in the book.
  • Silly people
    What's the largest single ingredient in coke? GASP...water. In fact try not drinking water and see how that goes for you. And I don't mean a glass of water, I mean diluted into any formula at all. Which really means that you can't eat either...well maybe dry rice and other dehydrated products but...yea...good luck getting enough saliva to eat it. And wow you should read all the studies on how air will give you cancer, perhaps we should stop breathing as well?
  • seguromedico
    Water is better because it does not have sugar. The rest is cokelore.
  • I would have to agree about the water. I have never been fond of coke but since my heart condition drinking coke is a no no. The amount of cafiene in it sets off my arrythmias. Didn't much like it anyway. I prefer to add a tastey glucosamine supplement to my water.
  • Nope, sorry the info on Coke is not false. I have a friend who works in the hotel business and he told me this story...One night he was managing a huge banquet at the hotel. A large container of Coke syrup got busted and went all over the floor in the back hallway. Everyone was too busy to stop and clean it up, so he was walking through it all night and it covered his boots. When he got home he was so tired he just pulled his boots off and left them by the front door. The next afternoon he went to get his boots and they were hard as cement and the Coke had eaten through the leather of his work boots. He said he hasn't had a Coke since then. Neither have I since he told me that story.
  • John
    You're right then, obviously all the Coke info is true. Ha ha ha ha.
  • Actually, if you check it out on TruthorFiction.com, they say all of them are true except three (not the three you mention, by the way). And they don't say they are false, just unproven.
  • molly jones
    I can't believe people are still promoting this rubbish about cola. And about nearly everyone in the world being dehydrated. Nonsense!
  • coke can clean loads of things even brass. which is pretty mad.
  • T
    3. To clean a toilet: Pour a can of Coca-Cola into the toilet bowl and let the “real thing” sit for one hour, then flush clean The citric acid in Coke removes stains from vitreous china.

    Coca-Cola contains no citric acid. Pepsi is made using citric acid, Coke uses phosphoric acid, one of the major reasons for the difference in taste. Also, these are all applicable for most soda's specifically because of the high acid content, not just Coca-Cola.
  • If this was more widely knows " MILD dehydration will slow down one’s metabolism as much as 3%" would encourage a lot more people to drink water, espically the dieters
  • regardless of which ones are urban myths, i think we can all say that drinking coke constantly is really bad for you in so many ways. i cut all caffeine, soda, coffee, teas, etc. with amazing results. you should just try it for a month and see how you feel.
  • Randy
    COKE WILL clean your battery terminals. I can't say that another soda won't do the same but I in fact use Coke to clean battery terminals,and have done it many of of times. Maybe it is the carbonation I don't know what causes it but it does work. Try it.
  • Goon
    The reason coke can clean corrosion off of car battery cables is because it's carbonated. Club soda will do the same thing, and it won't make the battery cables all sticky but you still have to scrub a bit after you pour it on no matter what you use.

    Besides it's not specifically coke that eats calcium it's cola, saw it done and none of you can compete in the arena of reliable with Bill Nye the effing Science Guy so don't even try it.

    Coke's yummy, water rocks, drink more of the latter than the former but some bubbly goodness every once in a while won't kill you and eat your family so relax.
  • Wow what a lot of information on coke.

    You are so right about it having a pH level of 2.8 however I wish you had gone on and stated the human body NEEDS 7.35 to be alkaline.

    Let's get one thing straight, coke should be banned, because it is known, it takes 3 gallons of alkaline water to bring the body to that 7.35 in order for your blood to carry the wastes to your liver for disposal.

    We all know there is a lot of obese people on this continent, you have just hit the nail right on the head why.

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  • JollyB
    Um. If you want to check the veracity of some of these claims, folks, why don't you try them? How difficult is it to find a nail and a can of Coke to test it out?
  • Tracy
    A can of coke cannot dissolve a T-Bone steak. In fact thats a myth which was busted on t.v. show Myth Busters. Check it out.
  • superdave0469
    If you beleive mythbusters you need help. Why not try something really crazt, and do it yourself!!
  • jtoomey
    oh yes, trust yourself to do an experiment based on your own amateur knowledge and primitive supplies and testing agents. but never trust two educated professionals with many assistants all of whom work together to perform as close to perfect experiments as humanly possible, with multiple tests, and then redo it even more precisely if challenged by a dumb viewer. btw, didnt you see all the red squiggly lines under all of your words? thats your computer reminding you that i comes before e. youre the last person to either be giving advice or be doing an experiment.
  • shunha7878
    I don't think anybody will see this comment, I stumbled on this and the last comment was on the 14th.
    Anyway, these are not facts but old wife's tales. Don't believe me. Try some of the coke facts yourself. Most of you have a coke. Try some of the 8 items and see if it is true. You will see all eight are untrue. The acid in coke is to weak to do anything, and putting coke on something will only make it sticky.
    The facts on water are way inflated too. These "facts" about water have been around for most of my life but recently new test have shown most people get plenty of water. Also, drinking too much water can hurt you.
  • Chris
  • Silly people
    OK A) SNOPES is NOT an authoritative source in any way. and B) the acid is bad for you not because it will erode your digestive system but for many other reasons.
  • Nothing can ever substitute water because it is nature's best gift and it alone can help in healing many illnesses. Coke makes your digestive system weak and puts your teeth at a high risk to decay.
  • vee
    my brother and i were replacing the sewer drains at the end of the bottling line at a coke plant well it had somehow eaten though the pipe and about three to six inches of concrete around the pipe thats only half of it the smell of it all festering in that hole was absolutley putrid
  • andrew
    the thing about the battery and chrome is true, I use it myself for my truck.
  • Zac
    Really a coke will dissolve a nail in 4 days, this just doesn't seem too real to me. It sounds more like a pubic service announcement by a parent to their young impressionable children.
  • Whall83
    Cokes acidity is very high, and will if tested be proven that it will eat off corrosion on a car battery. The fact that it can take off rust will depend on the rust. There are different stages of rust, obviously a car hood that has been sitting in a field for years and has rusted out to the point there is holes in it will not be solved by coke. But to apply it to a chrome bumper and try to apply a top layer of rust off will work.
    Semi trucks that haul coke, pepsi etc. all have to have hazardous materials stickers on their truck, but this is not just cans of coke, this is coke in concentrate. The others I am unaware of, but just a little bit of research, and a little less watching tv and all it's truths that it will let you indulge in and you could find some of these things out.
  • azwb09
    Actually the mention of coke cleaning a car battery is true. Someone I know had problems with their battery in their car being corroded and my dad poured coke on it so he could jump the car and the coke removed most, if not all, of the corrosion.
  • TKD
    I think perhaps these claims are a bit inflated. I agree that soda is bad for you but not because it may or may not do the things listed above. I mean, vinegar does some pretty awesome stuff as far as being a cleaning agent, and so does lemon juice and baking soda. In fact, I like using them a lot more than I like using store bought chemicals, but I still use them in cooking. Flour and water make a great paste, cornstarch and water make a strange non-Newtonian fluid, peanut butter and/or vegetable oil literally dissolves gum and other adhesives, and I've even used vinegar to kill some small weeds. Simply because the chemical properties of your food can do other things doesn't mean anything. Focusing on the high amount of sugar and the addictive properties of caffeine might be a more realistic route.
  • Where are your references? I agree coke is probably bad for you and people eat too many dehydrated foods and don't drink enough water but these facts are just pulled out of yours or somebody else's poohole.
  • You all are worried about the wrong chemicals.

    I live in Atlanta and the Coca-Cola company, a business partner, has probably has funded much of what I have earned. Classic Coke is okay but the sugar will kill you over time . . . what will hurt many people sooner is the Nutrasweet in Diet Coke . . . look into it and realize that the FDA was stacked to create its approval (denied multiple times earlier), trials in which many monkey died were declared invalid since their handler mysteriously died; Don Rumsfeld (yes) had a brief corporate career just long enough to CEO the company during the time it was brought to market; brain cancers spiked incredibly a couple of years after the introduction of Diet Coke, one of the first huge consumer contracts.

    Notice that enough people know that our vaunted Coke company has had to introduce an alternative diet coke with another less toxic sweetener.

    And, yah, I don't know whats with snopes.com on things like this -- all facts above are admitted and undeniable. snopes used to be reliable.

    And the WATER . . . don't get me started. Just remember it is delivered by your government, hopefully locally, yours is good.
  • snowman bill
    are you nuts? its unamerican to not love coke. Ive been drinking this all my life. even if you eat and drink all the right stuff your still going to die. look I dont want to live any longger then I have to in this arm pit they call life.Im going to eat what I want and drink my coke.I want to have a coke in my cold dead hand when I go!!!
  • geofflll
    It's also un-American to be healthy. So what does that tell you?
  • I already began to drink just water(even no tea, no coffee and so), I knew that Coke is not healthy but I drink it so rarely just when I feel dizzy...
  • keith
    well i think i will still stick to soda.... it tastes better than water... the bottled and tap water all taste bad to me... soda just tastes good... and ive been a month wihtout drinkin a glass of water for a month now... and im really healthy and whatnot... so idk the only difference ive noticed is instead of weighin 135-145 i now weigh about 155.... not that big o deal... i mean it keeps me warm in da winter
  • Shantri.dk
    Your lack of basis knowledge towards a healthy body, is gonna be your own early death. We all have to make decisions in our live... some worse than others.
  • Mesh24
    Man, you don't sound healthy. You can barely type a comprehensive sentence.
  • Steve
    Do you mean 'coherent' sentence, perhaps?
  • Maddy
    Wow. That is amazing. Soda muct be very bad for you i guess... well i am not going to be drinking coke for a while. lol
  • james
    The info on water is true, though some is inflated. All the info on Coke is false. I am all for increasing water consumption to better health. For example, increasing water intake can help people with chronic bronchitis (like me) and other respiratory problems by thinning the mucus.

    but scare tactics that are blatant lies don't do any good. That only turns people off.
  • aj
    None of the facts on coke r false either just bcuz u liek water better doesn't mean that everything about coke is untrue and it's the most unhelthy drink ever cuz it's NOT so get over it
  • Aitrus
    Now I dont like coke myself, but MythBusters and possibly on Snopes.com you can find out that half that stuff about coke isnt true. It doesnt help a rusted bolt, it doesnt clean off a car battery, and it wont clean a chrome bumper.

    The facts about water however, I think are all true.
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  13. Programming languages are like cars
  14. Hot air balloon
  15. Infinite loop
  16. How to catch an elephant in Africa
  17. Drug dealers vs. software developers
  18. Hot air balloon
  19. Funny outdoor ads
  20. Husband of the year awards