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I bought a bottle of dr pepper today at lunch and threw it in the freezer of the lunchroom refridgerator at work to get good and cold..... it's 90 degrees out... dr pepper NEEDS to be iced cold!

That was about 6 hours ago.....:rolleyes:

I'm home now... and the editor that I told to remind me after 15 minutes just called my afterhours emergency number laughing his ass off because he just remembered...

This could get ugly.....:-3

Dangit!:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

Do they employ nice cleaners who wont bear a grudge:-3

:wah: Maybe he drank it before it exploded!

trying to talk my 9 year old into running down there on our bikes to rescue it.. about 3 miles each way...:-6

she pointed out that it's 90 degrees out....

i'll take that as a no thanks mom....:rolleyes:

It'll be a first -- calling in because you don't want to see the Dr. :wah:

It wasn't even frozen... not even part way..



What the hell am i pouring down my throat anyways.. antifreeze?:-2

BTW 90 degrees on the ride down- 90 degrees on the ride back .. 20 minutes later a front moves through and it was 77 out there.. bastards!:wah:

still gonna buy Dr. Pepper?



:-5

I would blame that on the freezer not the Dr. Pepper. I'm a Pepper, your a Pepper be a Pepper too.. :p Love Dr. Pepper the only soda I will drink.

[QUOTE]It wasn't [QUOTE]even frozen... not even part way..



What the hell am i pouring down my throat anyways.. antifreeze?[/QUOTE][/QUOTE]

Dr Pepper is the only soda i will drink too! i'm addicted to the stuff! and yeah it needs to be really cold! but it must have been the freezer, because that thing should have exploded! my mom used to freeze my drinks to put in my lunch for school and they would freeze and explode very easily!

I have never even tried one.

just the name alone.

CARLA;941423 wrote: I would blame that on the freezer not the Dr. Pepper. I'm a Pepper, your a Pepper be a Pepper too.. :p Love Dr. Pepper the only soda I will drink.
I'm pretty sure all the cool kids drink it....:p:D

Is Dr Pepper like sasparilla cos I tasted that once and nearly chucked my intestines up:rolleyes:

Here's what I remember

flopstock;941437 wrote: I'm pretty sure all the cool kids drink it....:p:D


I was never what would be described, not even by someone sympathetic, as a cool kid. I occasionally drank Dandelion And Burdock when it was unusually hot out. Over 70 degrees. We get around 40 days a year like that.

I love Dr. Pepper! I haven't been able to find it here where I live

spot;941645 wrote: I was never what would be described, not even by someone sympathetic, as a cool kid. I occasionally drank Dandelion And Burdock when it was unusually hot out. Over 70 degrees. We get around 40 days a year like that.


Here's a notion you may want to jot down... it's not the heat, it's the humidity...

flopstock;941716 wrote: Here's a notion you may want to jot down... it's not the heat, it's the humidity...


We don't do humidity, not in England. We occasionally creep as high as 50% from as low as 30% unless it happens to be raining. There's an artificial forest environment ten minutes from here which is kept at 86 degrees, 73% humidity for the butterflies. I stand in there for as much as a half hour at a time on occasion, trying to photograph them. It's completely foreign, I'd emigrate if it ever got like that outdoors. It causes perspiration.

I love Dr. Pepper!