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1. Why did they call it Coca-Cola when it contains neither coca nor cola? (Contributed by D. Cashman)
2. With all the high-tech analysis being done these days how can things like Coca-Cola's secret formula really stay secret? (Contributed by Don F.)
3. If nothing does it like 7-UP wouldn't it be cheaper to just drink nothing? (Contributed by Jim Adams)
4. Did anyone notice how Coke II disappeared but never really went away? Although they stopped marketing it how come whenever the local grocery store has a $3.99 24-pack pop sale Coke II is always just there? (Contributed by Booty)
5. If the stuff they make Snapple out of is so great why do they make it into Snapple? (Contributed by F41305)
6. Do the soft drink signs that read "Drink Canada Dry" encourage alcoholism in Canada? (Contributed by Blindguy)
7. Does it really matter which cola you drink? (Contributed by Don F.)
8. Why did they change the name of Diet Pepsi if it was already only one calorie? (Contributed by Gee)
9. If Sprite is so concerned about saying 'image is nothing, thirst is everything', then why do they still have ads with pro athletes? (Contributed by Steven LaPha Jr.)
10. If one bottle of Jolt Cola has as much caffeine as two cups of coffee, why can't anybody pulling an all-nighter doing their homework stay awake after drinking a six-pack of it? (Contributed by Jonathan)
11. Why are the regular-size beverage glasses in fast food restaurants so big? Shouldn't the child-size ones be the regular size? Are we in a nation of gluttens with big bladders? (Contributed by Janis G.)
12. Is there a Dr Salt? (Contributed by T.M.)
13. What about the commercials that say 'Diet Dr Pepper tastes more like regular Dr Pepper'? More than what? A dog? (Contributed by Nikolas)
14. Has anyone else noticed that if you jumble the letters of vimto (a popular drink) you can get vomit? (Contributed by Beth Smith)
15. Who is Dr Pepper? And why does he have a soda named after him? (Contributed by AEBF)
16. The springwater in this bottle is at least 10 million years old. Why does it have an expiration date of next October? (Contributed by Dan Bagley)
17. If the serving size on a can of soda is one can, then why is the serving size on the little can one can, too? Wouldn't the little cans be 2 cans? (Contributed by Ralphie)

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