Merrry Christmas.
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If you should ever pick up Diet Coke’s Ramadan version, don’t pull the tab.
Maybe hispanic athiests aren’t the same candy-ass whiners that non-hispanic athiests seem to be.
How dare you challenge my athiesm with your wish of happiness at Christmastime!! You bastard!
SnakeDoc
The only Coke in glass bottles sold in my area , comes from Mexico . I hope the water is boiled during the process .
At the rate this country is declining, we won’t even last till our well-deserved Armageddon!
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/religion/2394387/posts?page=5#5
I just bought a couple two liter bottles of Coke for tomorrow. One one side it says “Holiday 2009” and on the other it says “Feliz Navidad”. I guess Spanish speakers don’t have to be shielded from any dangerous Christmas influences.5 posted on Wednesday, November 25, 2009 1:39:00 PM by KarlInOhio (Obamalaise - the new mood for America.)
I do like the song sung by Jose Feliciano.
Why is everything ruined amymore?
here is what i don’t get. why do some companies feel compelled to put ANY kind of “holiday” stuff on their products. i don’t see a santa on my dishwasher detergent. no happy holidays nonsense on the ketchup bottle. why do these companies put any kind of “holiday” greetings on the containers? if they are worried about offending someone, why not just scrap all of it?
“Holiday 2009.” For me Coke has reached its expiration date.
Merry Christmas to all and to Coke goodnight.
Mexican Coke is still made with real cane sugar instead of the corn syrup used in the US.
Yes, there is a difference.
Sounds like Coke is practicing Anti-White Bigotry and Hispano-Racism at the same time....valuing the rights of Hispanics over the rights of majority Americans.
There is no reason why they cannot put Merry Christams on their products....in Texas. Outside of the Peoples Republic of Austin, most white Texans are not offended by “Merry Christmas”
MERRY CHRISTMAS
Thanks, but I have better things to do than get annoyed with consumerism, secularism and political correctness.
It’s capitalism. Perhaps these cans are for Spanish areas in the states. I drink a coke for refreshment and not messages. They should just go back to the red can and be done with it. Why do these companies need to put anything on these cans????? It is so ridiculous that it is rather funny.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSPGJ5-XAcM
“Green Christmas” by Stan Freberg
Deck the halls with advertising! ‘tis the time for merchandising! Profit never needs a reason, falala falala la la la! It was already a subject for parody in the ‘50s.
Merry December Twenty-fifth.
Coke is bad for you.
Pepsi is bad for you.
Why drink either?
I get all the caffeine I need from generic coffee, tea, iced tea and ... my favorite ... Ikea dark chocolate.
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Maybe they did their marketing research and found that Feliz Navidad/Merry Christmas was important to hispanics and that English speaking people didn’t care.
OTH, I just saw some kind of “holiday” celebration and it was called Beach Blanket Babylon...disgusting.