My Coke Rewards

[habbywall]

Okay, so at this point I’m begging.
Lately I’ve been doing the my coke rewards thing. Where you buy coke products and get the codes from the cap or box.
Well, just today I have officially gotten hooked on this.
So, if any of you have any codes that you don’t want could you please PM them to me, or email them to me, nick.jantz@gmail.com
Sorry for begging, but thanks to anyone that does this.

[dudewithasock]

I’d rather have coker e-wards, personally.

[uni57]

What do you get? Free medical treatment later in life?

Sorry, I never touch the stuff. Wait… Coke products? Does Coke have other products besides… Coke?

[dan_de_man]

yes coke owns scheppes caberry and some other company

[JJtheunicycle]

@dan de man

yes coke owns scheppes caberry and some other company

brands, hundreds of them actually…

[captainkrunk61]

My friend got an XBOX through mounatin dew with the same type of promotion. Easiest way to do it: Go to a sporting event where Coke is the beverage sponsor. During/after the game, walk around the arena/stadium and take the caps. My friend and I did this twice for maybe a combined 45 minutes. And he came out of it with an xbox.

[Jack_C-B]

@dan de man

yes coke owns scheppes caberry and some other company

I know that coke makes Fanta aswell.

[Brian_MacKenzie]

my favourite is Dasani. I don’t drink water unless Coker makes it

edit: why can’t I ever type c-o-k-e without adding the ‘r’ at the end ???

[uni57]

@Brian MacKenzie

edit: why can’t I ever type c-o-k-e without adding the ‘r’ at the end ???

Because you are a

[Into_the_blue]

There was a big fuss over here a couple of years ago when it was discovered that Dasani was just tap water in a fancy bottle. If I remember correctly the Coca Cola company withdrew all the bottles and I don’t think it’s sold in this country anymore.

[thejdw]

@Into the blue

There was a big fuss over here a couple of years ago when it was discovered that Dasani was just tap water in a fancy bottle. If I remember correctly the Coca Cola company withdrew all the bottles and I don’t think it’s sold in this country anymore.

I googled Dasani and got very odd results

[forrestunifreak]

@Into the blue

There was a big fuss over here a couple of years ago when it was discovered that Dasani was just tap water in a fancy bottle. If I remember correctly the Coca Cola company withdrew all the bottles and I don’t think it’s sold in this country anymore.

Good, it’s stupid anyway. It’s ridicules to pay what? $1.50? for a small bottle of water when I can get better tasting water out of our kitchen sink…

[James_Potter]

@Brian MacKenzie

edit: why can’t I ever type c-o-k-e without adding the ‘r’ at the end ???

Try typing uncle without putting ‘icy’ between the ‘un’ and the ‘cle’…I recently discovered how difficult that is.

[James_Potter]

@forrestunifreak

Good, it’s stupid anyway. It’s ridicules to pay what? $1.50? for a small bottle of water when I can get better tasting water out of our kitchen sink…

True dat, I’ll never pay for water, it’s silly. That’s why evian spelled backwards is naive.

@dudewithasock

I’d rather have coker e-wards, personally.

That’s what I always think it says when I read it…

[kington99]

@James_Potter

True dat, I’ll never pay for water, it’s silly. That’s why evian spelled backwards is naive.

I hate to tell you this but it doesn’t actually come out the tap for free.

And if you’ve ever been to an under 18 punk gig you’ll know that evian can be easily changed in to deviant

[monkeyman]

@kington99

I hate to tell you this but it doesn’t actually come out the tap for free.

It costs about a third of a cent for a gallon of tap water. Using JP’s price, it costs about 960 cents for a gallon of bottled water. Using the water from your tap, you could fill up 2880 bottles of water for the price ($1.50) of one bottle of water.

Assuming someone drinks two bottles a day, that’s 1440 days (almost 4 years) of water.

4 years of water, for the price of one bottle.

[dudewithasock]

But it’s not free.

[hobo_chuck]

@monkeyman

It costs about a third of a cent for a gallon of tap water. Using JP’s price, it costs about 960 cents for a gallon of bottled water. Using the water from your tap, you could fill up 2880 bottles of water for the price ($1.50) of one bottle of water.

Assuming someone drinks two bottles a day, that’s 1440 days (almost 4 years) of water.

4 years of water, for the price of one bottle.

ah, but you get the bottle too…i bought some bottled water a few years ago and i just throw out each bottle when it starts to get disgusting(yet to go through the 48-pack of water or whatever it is)
note: bottled water is 15cents a bottle in bulk, (or somthing like that) but people sell it in stadiums (and other places)for $1.50 to make a quick buck off people who forgot to bring water with them…

[dudewithasock]

@hobo_chuck

ah, but you get the bottle too…i bought some bottled water a few years ago and i just throw out each bottle when it starts to get disgusting(yet to go through the 48-pack of water or whatever it is)
note: bottled water is 15cents a bottle in bulk, (or somthing like that) but people sell it in stadiums (and other places)for $1.50 to make a quick buck off people who forgot to bring water with them…

I think that’s technically illegal anyway, there’s a reason it says “not labeled for individual resale” on the bottles.

[habbywall]

@dudewithasock

I think that’s technically illegal anyway, there’s a reason it says “not labeled for individual resale” on the bottles.

Nah, you can still sell it, just if the person dies from drinking to much they can sue you because it didn’t have the label on it.

I’m pretty sure your still allowed to sell it by law. I know I do.