I just started using the non-caloric versions of these things and
DAMN! What a buzz! I drank a can of Wired tonight and I am totally
wired. I like the Enviga Green Tea the best, though.

Anyone else an abuser?
-L.

"-L." > wrote in message
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>I just started using the non-caloric versions of these things and
> DAMN! What a buzz! I drank a can of Wired tonight and I am totally
> wired. I like the Enviga Green Tea the best, though.
>
> Anyone else an abuser?

Is that what Red Bull is? I never have tried them because one of the
few things I am really sensitive to is caffeine. I drink a single cup in
the morning, and if I try to have two, halfway through the second I
feel sick and jittery.

There's also vitamins in them, right? B vitamins, maybe? I take
a strong b-complex supplement daily, and they are such feel-good
vitamins. Strong, steady, non-nervous energy. That's a high in and
of itself!

"Sheldon" > wrote in message
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> "cyber****" wrote:
>> "-L." wrote:
>>
>> >I just started using the non-caloric versions of these things. I like
>> >the Enviga Green Tea the best.
>>
>> There's also vitamins in them, right?
>
> Oh, yesh... gobs!
>
> We got yer energy drink, schwingin'... Purple Passion Pickle! <G>
>
> Ahahahahahaha. . . .
>

Hideous old cocksucking toad.

"cyber****" wrote:
> "-L." wrote:
>
> >I just started using the non-caloric versions of these things. I like the Enviga Green Tea the best.
>
> There's also vitamins in them, right?

Oh, yesh... gobs!

We got yer energy drink, schwingin'... Purple Passion Pickle! <G>

Ahahahahahaha. . . .

In article .com>,
"-L." > wrote:

> I just started using the non-caloric versions of these things and
> DAMN! What a buzz! I drank a can of Wired tonight and I am totally
> wired. I like the Enviga Green Tea the best, though.
>
> Anyone else an abuser?
> -L.

Nah, I stick with the original "energy drinks" -- coffee and Coke.

Miche

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In article >,
Miche > wrote:

> In article .com>,
> "-L." > wrote:
>
> > I just started using the non-caloric versions of these things and
> > DAMN! What a buzz! I drank a can of Wired tonight and I am totally
> > wired. I like the Enviga Green Tea the best, though.
> >
> > Anyone else an abuser?
> > -L.
>
> Nah, I stick with the original "energy drinks" -- coffee and Coke.
>
> Miche

Miche points out the obvious--most of those energy drinks are heavily
caffeinated. Think of them as Liquid No-Doz.

Cindy

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In article
>,
Cindy Fuller > wrote:

> In article >,
> Miche > wrote:
>
> > In article .com>,
> > "-L." > wrote:
> >
> > > I just started using the non-caloric versions of these things and
> > > DAMN! What a buzz! I drank a can of Wired tonight and I am totally
> > > wired. I like the Enviga Green Tea the best, though.
> > >
> > > Anyone else an abuser?
> > > -L.
> >
> > Nah, I stick with the original "energy drinks" -- coffee and Coke.
> >
> > Miche
>
> Miche points out the obvious--most of those energy drinks are heavily
> caffeinated. Think of them as Liquid No-Doz.

They're also heavily marked up. I regard it as gullibility tax.

Miche

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Miche wrote:
> > Miche points out the obvious--most of those energy drinks are heavily
> > caffeinated. Think of them as Liquid No-Doz.
>
> They're also heavily marked up. I regard it as gullibility tax.

<shrug> They taste different than other drinks. I don't mind
spending up to a buck for a large can - it gives me my caffeine
high. Certainly less expensive than a coffee on the road...
-L.

Try the Everlast drink, named after the boxing brand that supplies
boxing gloves, and sweat suits. It has a very nice tangy citrusy
taste.
http://chefofsteel.blogspot.com

In article .com>,
"-L." > wrote:

> Miche wrote:
> > > Miche points out the obvious--most of those energy drinks are heavily
> > > caffeinated. Think of them as Liquid No-Doz.
> >
> > They're also heavily marked up. I regard it as gullibility tax.
>
> <shrug> They taste different than other drinks. I don't mind
> spending up to a buck for a large can - it gives me my caffeine
> high. Certainly less expensive than a coffee on the road...
> -L.

$2.50 NZ for a small can here. Tell me that's not sucker tax.

Miche

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