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Can Pop Rocks and Coke...
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Can Pop Rocks and Coke...
by WoodlandParkPunk » Mon Sep 13, 2004 1:27 am
Kill you? I used to hear this alot. Is it true. jfiber...pop rocks and coke are new wavish aren't they????????[;)]
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by Ollie Stench » Mon Sep 13, 2004 1:37 am
Not true:
from snopes.com
[i]Invented
in 1956 by General Foods research scientist William A. Mitchell and introduced to the general public in 1975, these fruit-flavored nuggets delighted kids with their "fizzle." Small amounts of carbonation were
from snopes.com
[i]Invented
in 1956 by General Foods research scientist William A. Mitchell and introduced to the general public in 1975, these fruit-flavored nuggets delighted kids with their "fizzle." Small amounts of carbonation were
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by WoodlandParkPunk » Mon Sep 13, 2004 1:39 am
WOW, thanks Ollie. Great info. Got to go to 7-11 and try it out now.
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by phillyidol » Mon Sep 13, 2004 7:39 am
But I did hear that bubble yum had spider eggs in it. (bubble yum-new wave?)Well new wavers did chew gum soooo.....
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by KYYX4ever » Mon Sep 13, 2004 11:05 am
I have given my dogs ( Labrador Retrievers, with stomachs of steel) Pop Rocks, and they didn't seem to be affected, other than the Pop Rocks getting stuck in their flews and them shaking their heads.
Friends I knew in college gave my roommate's hamster
Friends I knew in college gave my roommate's hamster
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