Pepsi or coke?

I've always preferred coke. /o/

 

Apple Juice

 

Coca Cola has MyCokeRewards =P

 

lol coke is the best

 

Pfff... Coke of course

 

I voted Pepsi because it doesn't leave that gurgling disintegration sensation/aftertaste, but I love both and I switch it up regularly.

 

Neither

I choose Tang na Moo!



Naturally you international folk will not get this internet gag unless I explain it.

The product is not real & was propagated in local Filipino internet communities as a meme.

But for the further explanation I must use Spoiler tags, why you ask? Well click the tag & see for yourself >

Spoiler

It's name "Tang na Moo" is a play on words & was brought about by the contraction of a Filipino cuss expression. The expression is "Putang ina mo" literally "Your mom is a hoe or prostitute" & is incorrectly converted to English as motherf*cker. In the colloquial the expression is shortened to "'tang na mo!" & it is with this contraction somebody had an idea to photoshop that image

 

COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLAAAAAAAAAA!

 

Sierra Mist

 

I find that Pepsi goes loses it's taste pretty quickly (its fizz) compared to Coke. I prefer Coke.
Also, Cherry Coke is better than Dr. Pepper IMO (and tastes very similar).

 

I like Pepsi as it's the less liked of the two. I've always been a fan of the underdog.

And seriously, there is no difference in taste. At least not to the point you prefer one over the other.

 

You obviously don't drink much soda. The difference is huge. Amiright, fellow caffeine addicts?

 

Indeed, Pespi is a lot sweeter.

I only drink Vanilla Coke though, unlike the rest of you peasants

 

Tang na Moo.
Just like "Put Tang In a Glass"
I've always liked both, but I have more accessibility to Coca-Cola.

 

Its pepsi or coke, the concept is simple

 

Well shit, don't get frustrated over it that much.

 

Who said i was getting frustrated

 

Coke is definately my favourite.

 

This.

 

barr cola usually, coca cola and pepsi are too mainstream