I reckon I could drink 50 litres of Passiona
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@troberts My experience is that 2 litres of Passion Pop is more than enough
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I reckon I could drink 50 litres of Passiona
@luciedigitalni Nectar of the Gods.
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@troberts My experience is that 2 litres of Passion Pop is more than enough
In my day (during the Holocene era) drinks such as Passion Pop were called Legopener.
I have no idea why.
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In my day (during the Holocene era) drinks such as Passion Pop were called Legopener.
I have no idea why.
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I reckon I could drink 50 litres of Passiona
@luciedigitalni back in the day passiona was ok but for me the real deal was sarsaparilla. loved it. i very rarely met anyone else who also liked it. prolly made me the woman i am today. -
@luciedigitalni back in the day passiona was ok but for me the real deal was sarsaparilla. loved it. i very rarely met anyone else who also liked it. prolly made me the woman i am today.
As a kid I only really liked the flavours considered "weird" by most of my peers, so sarsaparilla, passiona, creamy soda, portello...
I still gravitate to one of those on the rare occasions I want a soft drink these days.
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I reckon I could drink 50 litres of Passiona
Yep. Or die trying, anyway.
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I am so pleased when I hear of people having fun.
That sounds like my first year at Uni.
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As a kid I only really liked the flavours considered "weird" by most of my peers, so sarsaparilla, passiona, creamy soda, portello...
I still gravitate to one of those on the rare occasions I want a soft drink these days.
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In my day (during the Holocene era) drinks such as Passion Pop were called Legopener.
I have no idea why.
@Spoon etymology clearly wrt the ancient scandinavian art of peening lego. obvs.
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(To be fair, I kinda get where you're coming from. Portello is the one I'm least likely to drink now. Definitely more of a "rare occasion for variety" thing. Mostly it's sars or creamy as #1 choice, though all the talk of passiona has given me a craving I may need to give in to tomorrow...)
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As a kid I only really liked the flavours considered "weird" by most of my peers, so sarsaparilla, passiona, creamy soda, portello...
I still gravitate to one of those on the rare occasions I want a soft drink these days.
@imalcolm @msdropbear Passiona is the best soft drink in Australia, no question.
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@luciedigitalni back in the day passiona was ok but for me the real deal was sarsaparilla. loved it. i very rarely met anyone else who also liked it. prolly made me the woman i am today.
@msdropbear @luciedigitalni Yes, I loved it too!
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@msdropbear @luciedigitalni Yes, I loved it too!
@sister_ratched @msdropbear @luciedigitalni Love the stuff! When visiting Albury, I always buy some from a local brand
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@imalcolm @msdropbear Passiona is the best soft drink in Australia, no question.
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@luciedigitalni back in the day passiona was ok but for me the real deal was sarsaparilla. loved it. i very rarely met anyone else who also liked it. prolly made me the woman i am today.
@msdropbear @luciedigitalni
Oh gods…I liked passions as a kid, but haven’t tasted it for years. Sarsaparilla was something saved for those occasions when you wanted to concoct the most disgusting drink ever. Was Dr Pepper sarsaparilla?
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@msdropbear @luciedigitalni
Oh gods…I liked passions as a kid, but haven’t tasted it for years. Sarsaparilla was something saved for those occasions when you wanted to concoct the most disgusting drink ever. Was Dr Pepper sarsaparilla?
@Susan60 @msdropbear @luciedigitalni Haven't had sarsaparilla for a while..
Discovered it here in Australia. It was a soft drink I didn't have to hide from my children, only papa drank that weird stuff.
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I reckon I could drink 50 litres of Passiona
@luciedigitalni when I was around 11, my grandfather started to take me to the Golf Club bar and buy me a Passiona every fortnight. It was one of my favourite events - to spend time talking with him and to drink an entire schooner of icy cold Passiona. It was a reward for being his caddy and pushing his bloody golf clubs around the course.
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@luciedigitalni when I was around 11, my grandfather started to take me to the Golf Club bar and buy me a Passiona every fortnight. It was one of my favourite events - to spend time talking with him and to drink an entire schooner of icy cold Passiona. It was a reward for being his caddy and pushing his bloody golf clubs around the course.