Mentos To Give Away "Mentos Soda Geyser Loading Tubes"?
This is excellent news, because as far as we're concerned Diet Coke isn't good for anything except for making Mentos geysers. Come to think of it, Mentos aren't good for anything else either. A loading tube provides a valuable service to consumers. —MEGHANN MARCO
Slow Motion Mentos Geyser [Scattered Genius]
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@mopar_man: And thats why you use diet soda. No/Less/Fake sugar doesn't make the soda sticky.
And it figures. On the one hand, it's cool, but on the other, its like the commercialization of Cantennas...
@scoobydoo: same, but i only eat the fruit Mentos (find them in line every now and then). It goes water than diet coke.
@mopar_man: Haven't you seen that paper towel commercial (Viva?) where the kid shakes up a bottle of orange soda, the cap flies off then the soda soaks everything (including mom) in the kitchen? To add further insult mom grabs the faucet sprayer and starts spraying the kid with it. Yep--that responsible Madison Avenue marketing at work!
Is it any wonder why the rest of the world hates America? While people all over the world (including here in the US) are starving, so called "food" manufacturers are coming up with more intriguing ways for us to play games with our food. This is a waste of food, and natural resources involved in making the plastic bottles. not to mention all the fossil fuels burned in transporting coke and other noxious liquids around the country.
Reminds me of the Seinfeld sketch about explaining dinner at a restaurant to a starving person... "Oh that? that's the food we eat while the main food is being prepared. Oh, and that stuff, oh that's just what we eat after the main meal, even though we're full already".
Shame on Mentos for encouraging food wastage.
@virgilstar:So by your own description, coke is a noxious liquid, so it wouldn't be food. Mentos isn't a food either. So whats the problem?
@mccxxiii: Diet is less sticky and easier to clean up. Coke, well thats just product placement :D
Haha! Great cross-marketing strategy there. I like fruit flavored Mentos too, and doing wasteful nasty things to Diet Coke is always amusing.
BTW: what is up with nondescript fluids in advertising being blue? That blue mentos-soda spray could be leftover baby pee in the crazy alternate reality we call "advertising land" :-)
@virgilstar: Yeah, other countries hate the U.S. because of mentos and coke. I'm sure it has nothing to do with our policing the world, or unpopular wars, or bad foreign policy. It's all because some people wasted a few candies and a bottle of diet soda.
Seriously... we're a hated country because we burn fossil fuels transporting coke? Reality Alert!... they sell coke in almost every country, and I don't think they're distributing it by camel. It's going out on older, more inefficient trucks, and possibly ending up in a restaurant!
I've personally seen an Afghani man waste both food and drinking water for comedic purposes. Joking around is human nature, and sometimes expendable items get used in the process. It's life. Some people might enjoy it more if they pulled that stick out of their a**.
@CeilingCat: Waaay back on 5th grade sex ed day, the teacher told us about one girl who had asked if periods were blue, since they're always blue in all the pad commercials. Fun times.












I can't wait for some idiotic parent to think this is a good idea to give their kid and have a big sticky mess all over the inside of their house.