Ugh. And there's a spider on my ceiling I have to capture. 5th one in 3 weeks.

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Like many things ingestible, Red Bull gets slightly less disgusting with every can. The taste of liquid Smarties can be tolerated if you get it cold enough before hand, and if you drink it very fast you can almost convince yourself that it's actually going to do its revolting work to keep you awake, thereby justifying its revoltingly expensive purchase.

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A very intelligent...

[rasielle.livejournal.com]

((or intelligently written, whichever)) post about Red Bull. Do you LJ about things like these often, or is it a sort of 'in-the-moment' thing? ((If you don't mind me asking, that is; I just like to ask questions.))

But btw, I agree with you about the drink; I couldn't understand why my dad tolerated them, but now they're beginning to taste less like beer and more like juice. I need water right afterwards, though.

Re: A very intelligent...

[rashaka.livejournal.com]

I talk about stuff like this on occasion. My journal is about 9/10s fandom and 1/10th everything else, including stuff like this.

I've only had Red Bull a few times; the most good it ever did me was when I was getting tired while driving. I took it and then a 12 ounce Diet Coke and the caffeine kick was just about right.

Re: A very intelligent...

[rasielle.livejournal.com]

It's definitely to your credit that you don't devote your LJ entirely to fandom, then. :) There are certainly smaller things out there that are just as worthy ((if not more)) of note. Though I'm left to wonder if Red Bull would be considered one.

Well, maybe it was the Diet Coke. *shrugs* Or maybe I know absolutely nothing regarding the science of beverages. It doesn't have an effect on me, though, for some reason; coffee sort of does that. I guess I try Red Bull occasionally to see if it'll taste the way it did before; heh. ((which it usually doesn't))