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'Sound the alarm, you're going to be uncomfortably energetic'!
The humour and fun is refreshing (no pun intended!). We all know that having too many energy drinks is bad but - and I'm not sure about you - this is a much more effective way for me to get the message than the usual scare-mongering (even though I don't think there was any educational message intended).
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pauli
about 2 years ago
haha. this is excellent.works for me. i sure as hell dont want 400 babies that can run really fast!
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NaNdeR
about 2 years ago
LMAO! No more powerthrist for whoever made this vid!!!!!!!!
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MischaBee
about 2 years ago
Ha ha...this is hilarious! Energy drinks are definately not for me. Now if only I could give up my daily diet coke...
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Antria
about 2 years ago
Bahaha. This cracks me up. I agree I sure as hell don't 400 speedy babies. I am not an energy drink sort of person anyway. I'm so jumpy normally that large amount of caffeine make me feel like I'm going to have a heart attack. Haha. Not to mention there are all these rumours that you can't burn any energy until it wears off....hells no!
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Pirog
about 2 years ago
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/sussex/8295914.stm
I wonder whether banning energy drinks will actually stop kids drinking them. How could they detect that a kid was on Red Bull... and not just bored?
I mean they've stopped smoking in clubs by banning it. And it is pretty hard to conceal smoke.
But what about taking drugs. How come that hasn't worked? I mean I'm pretty good at hiding when I actually take drugs... but darn it my eyes kind of give the game away once I am actually on drugs.
But I've never been kicked out for my saucer eyes.
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