Fringe - Episode 8: "The Equation"
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PoliteDissent Thu, 20 Nov 2008 05:31:57 +0000

House Challenge - Week 8
Chris has this week’s high score with 12 points. To round out the top three, Louwrens gained 9 points, and Joanie gained 7 points. Overall, Sable Hope remains in first with 30 points. JockM is second with 28 and Ash is third with 27. Chris jumps u...
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House - Episode 8 (Season 5): "Emancipation"
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PoliteDissent Wed, 19 Nov 2008 05:08:27 +0000

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4) Diet Water: all the taste and none of the calories of regular water. Huh?

And now, from the “selling ice to the Eskimos” department, we bring you Diet Water: the soft drink for the soft headed. “None of that rich, fattening Perrier for me, I’m serious about shedding pounds!” Not to mention shedding money. “Diet Water of the rich and famous”? We’re not sure what the appeal of Diet Water is… maybe it has negative calories.



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Japan has a drinking problem… but if you’ve got a thirst for adventure, it’s where you want to be.

In honor (or in horror) of these bizarre beverages seemingly not fit to rinse your septic tank, raise a cracked glass to the Top Ten Bizarre Japanese Soft Drinks, our first ten inductees into the Soft Drink Hell of Fame… Jeers!

Our rundown of the Top Ten Bizarre Japanese Soft Drinks gives a pretty good indication why most of the 1000 or so new soft drinks and beverages launched in Japan every year fail miserably.

Look on the bright side, though: they may not be good to drink, but you can’t say they’re not good for a laugh.

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