Coke with the Old Kick by Canon DSLR Challenge


07-MAR-2008	Brent

Coca-Cola did once contain an estimated nine milligrams of cocaine per glass, but in 1903 it was removed.

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Canon DSLR Challenge		12-Mar-2008 00:54
thought so... Penny Street

Canon DSLR Challenge		11-Mar-2008 03:41
Oh heck no Penny, a bear skin rug would be way too sad- I was just kidding around with Barry :-) ~Brent

Canon DSLR Challenge		10-Mar-2008 23:36
You have a bear skin rug?? (it's not real too, is it?) Penny Street

Canon DSLR Challenge		10-Mar-2008 16:22
Thanks you guys :-) Yes, a bear skin rug would have been perfect Barry- mine was at the cleaners ;-) ~Brent

jnconradie		10-Mar-2008 14:40
Super image. Nice setting and solidly captured. Compliments!

Canon DSLR Challenge		10-Mar-2008 06:34
Sharp Image Brent. Love the fire, I get an '80s Hollywood bungalow vibe from it - think a white bear skin rug on the floor would put it over the top! -Barry

Canon DSLR Challenge		10-Mar-2008 03:40
yes, this is a generous perspective. love the background (that's a real fire, of course) Penny Street

Canon DSLR Challenge		09-Mar-2008 16:20
He he, guess I was a little generous with my portions there :-) But I'll tell you, I saw some things at Hollywood parties in the 80's... ;-) Web information on just how much cocaine Coca-Cola used to have seems to be quite varied. But no doubt, it was originally created by a Pharmacist and used to give a lttle more lift than it does today. ~Brent

Canon DSLR Challenge		09-Mar-2008 04:17
Ya, that would be quite a kick!

Canon DSLR Challenge		09-Mar-2008 02:40
The word "generous" springs to mind lol. (And "lethal dose" too!) -k2

Canon DSLR Challenge		09-Mar-2008 02:19
LOL @ your take on the subject, Brent. It's a lovely setting. I heard that in 1902 Coke had less than 6/100 of one ounce of cocaine in over 25 million gallons of syrup (which was then diluted). They kept it in just to maintain their namebrand. It was completely removed in 1929. http://www.snopes.com/cokelore/cocaine.asp Lovely fire, too. ~Lydia