Closest Pepsi to the World?

[prplcrzy]

I am a Pepsi lover and proud of it. I own DVC, so I stock my fridge full of Pepsi as soon as I get there. At home, Coke is considered a "four letter word" in my house, I won't even allow anyone to bring it into my house!

One of the main reasons we go to Universal Studios is that it's Pepsi country and we don't have to worry about showing our red, white and blue!!

Nancy

 

[NewEnglandDisney]

Wow, I'm blown away that that gas station is coke only!

LOL I was too the first time I discovered it. It was about 3AM at the Hess near MGM and I spent 10 minutes trying to find it, LOL (too embarassed to ask at first). Now, when I visit, I just bring a 12-pack with me. Even though I drink a lot of Diet Pepsi, that's enough for me - I don't mind fountain diet coke and have a refillable mug, so the DP is just a treat at the end of the day.

Oh, and - you guys who took the "Pepsi will get you kicked out of WDW" post seriously made my morning. Please don't see that as an insult, LOL, I actually thought about it for 1/2 a second, hehe. But yes, I also have left Pepsi products in my room and been just fine.

Miss Joan Crawford would be so proud of us!

N.E.D.

 

[doombuggy]

I guess we'll go to the Crossroads, or have a taxi take us. Maybe we'll just bring a 12 pack on the plane. It's not like the cans the flight attendants pass out explode. I definitely don't want to put it in luggage, though

My mom only drinks Diet Caffene free Pepsi (I drink the reg. caf. free) due to her heart condition. She had me pick up a 12 pack for her 4 day visit, and she ended up taking four cans home with her (the other 2 are still in my fridge). Now if they saw the Smirnoff that she was mixing it with.......

You should have a fine time with it on the plane. It will leave some room for all the souvies you are going to buy to take back w/you!

PS: for those who may be a little confused about the LP's Joan Crawford comment, Joan's last husband was the pres. of Pepsi before he died. Joan was the self appointed Pepsi spokesperson in the later 1950's.

 

[subhuman31]

LOL! Let's hear it for the Pepsi Generation!

I, for one, didn't need a smiley to let me know this was a joke. Lighten up, people!

Thank you tiki23. Glad you knew I was joking. I am a Pepsi fan myself. I just figured I give a little humor to this post. Sorry if I upset anyone.

 

[goodeats]

Heh! Mommie Dearest was on last night! She sure was nuts!

 

[NewEnglandDisney]

Heh! Mommie Dearest was on last night! She sure was nuts!

Well, even Christina admits that the film is pure fiction...she had little to do with it. And most film historians today have debunked most of the book as factually inaccurate.

She wasn't a saint, but she wasn't a monster either.

But she would sure be proud about us all drinking Pepsi - I don't think many people today realize that Pepsi wasn't much of a company until Crawford began promoting it. Only I bet we drink it with a little less vodka than she did.

N.E.D.