I hope my toilet has seat belts, because I detect some intestinal distress... Five Dr. Peppers in one day can do that to you.
I hope my toilet has seat belts, because I detect some intestinal distress... Five Dr. Peppers in one day can do that to you.
Peak of Perseid meteor shower tonight.![]()
Might as well drink battery acid because thats how bad Dr. Pepper is for your teeth. I used to drink a lot of them and ended up paying for it later in life at the dentist office.
So I've heard. I'll make a point to brush my teeth and rinse my mouth out after my next spree.Might as well drink battery acid because thats how bad Dr. Pepper is for your teeth. I used to drink a lot of them and ended up paying for it later in life at the dentist office.
Eh... how much coffee? I usually drink about one cup a day, and my max limit is three.All good stuff is self-destructive. I once drank lot's of black coffee for work, with the result that I had nearly a china syndrome in my stomach.
Might as well drink battery acid because thats how bad Dr. Pepper is for your teeth. I used to drink a lot of them and ended up paying for it later in life at the dentist office.
I'll have to give that one a try. I know that coke can work as an excellent over-the-counter toilet cleaner, which is a testament to the phosphoric acid content...I've also heard (though I've never tried it myself and don't know how much truth there is to it) that if you place a dime-or-nickel-sized piece of raw ground beef in a saucer of Coca-Cola overnight it will be dissolved the next day...
I'll have to give that one a try. I know that coke can work as an excellent over-the-counter toilet cleaner, which is a testament to the phosphoric acid content...
Is the meat supposed to be raw or cooked?I saw an episode of Mythbusters where they tried soaking an entire (huge) steak in soda but did not see much deterioration. I think there would be a different result on a smaller piece of processed meat, but again I've never tried. If you do it, post the results. Would be interesting to know....
Eh... how much coffee? I usually drink about one cup a day, and my max limit is three.
Not all good things are self-destructive. A wife, sunny days, eating icecream and watching the clouds go by... Well, if you're talking about it in terms of eating, then yes, all good things are self-destructive. :beach:
That's a lie, right thereNot all good things are self-destructive. A wife,...
Is the meat supposed to be raw or cooked?
P.S. The acid content in cola is actually less than the acid in orange juice, it is mostly urban legend about the acid in coke, go to snopes.com and click Cokelore, there's lots of good stuff there. Although you can definitely get bad cavities from the sugar.
Sugar vs. Acid
The carbonic or phosphoric acid dissolves the calcium out of the enamel leaving a softened matrix for bacteria to enter the teeth and cause wholesale carious destruction. So drinking sugar free sodas is not the answer.
The individuals we see range from a mild decalcification of teeth where there are white bands of softened enamel circling the teeth at the gum line to cases where numerous teeth are totally destroyed from decay.
Many of these individuals are students who would study and continuously sip soda creating an acid bath for their teeth. Now let's not forget the fact that sugar itself is converted to acid by the bacteria on the teeth for an additional insult. If you couple all this with poor oral hygiene, you have an oral disaster in the making.
Not all good things are self-destructive. A wife,
A thought that crossed my mind lately: is it possible that "infantry" is derived from "infant"?