Some interesting automotive uses for your favorite drink.
 

The original post was put up STRICTLY for humor which is contrary
to website rules but I did it because there was some automotive
content.
The original post was deleted because the thread was hijacked and
turned into a medical/political rant and that pisses me off.

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COKE will also remove the was on your windshield. I prefer a COKE, water at times really cold out of the tap from my well.

Ted

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But will it clean white wall tires ? :D

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Bob, forget the whitewalls, how did the horn wind up on the wrong side of the headlamp bar?:confused:

Pete, really good information, and a wake up call.:)

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Very interesting, thanks. I gonna get a glass of water now.

I can make a T-bone disappear a lot quicker than two days (I prefer mine rare).
However Coke does make rum more palatable!

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waste of a good tbone.

Water does a body good. Does beer count as water?

I started buying the small can cokes as I was throwing away nearly half a can due to the volume. Guess they make these (I asked a rep) for other countries due to the price there.

Not like the early cokes though, might be a good thing. ;)

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OK on this subject:

1 beef pot roast
1 can of coke
1 bag Lipton onion soup mix

Put all 3 in a slow cooker on low for 6 hours...

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Lipton is great to mix into burger meat too.

You could probably use brown sugar as a substitute for coke/suger but I'm getting off topic...

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"#1 The active ingredient in Coke is phosphoric acid. It will dissolve a nail in about four days."

The key word here is "it". If "it" means Coke, no, not going to happen.
If "it" means concentrated phosphoric acid, yup.

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Picture is flipped. either that or it's RHD

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Right hand drive ?? looks like it ??

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I knew about half of that stuff about water (Thanks for the other half) Most of that stuff about coke I had heard at one time or another. I drink water and a lot of tea. My 40 yo son in law would drink only coke (Yes, I tried discouraging it) until he got a recent lab test back. Guess who's sugar levels are elevated! so now it's a water diet for him.
Terry

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I hope tea drinking Terry is not an Indian. :rolleyes:


I heard that they die in their tea pee! :p

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[QUOTE=Tom Wesenberg;856834]Bob, forget the whitewalls, how did the horn wind up on the wrong side of the headlamp bar?:confused:/QUOTE]

You caught me :o.. I flipped the picture to make it face to the right.
Here's the original...

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#7. My excuse for ALL my Report Cards.

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Its not only coke.... its all cola . Pepsi , RC , Super Market brands.. Also The REAL DANGER is "ASPARTAME ! ALL ARTIFICIAL SWEETENERS... The one in the yellow pack is the worst ! Read up on ASPARTAME... Super Markets around here sell bottle water [gallon ,10 for $10.00] what do you pay for a 20 oz. soda [$2.00] here.

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The yellow pack (Splenda) is not Aspartame, it's sugar.

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http://www.snopes.com/medical/toxins/splenda.asp

http://www.snopes.com/medical/toxins/aspartame.asp

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Back in the "60's we used Coke Cola to clean our windshields. The Coke removed the film on the windshield's, whatever the film was made of.