At one of the clubs Isabella, Anna and I went to the other night, they only served caffeinated water. Ingenious.
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After forwarding this post to the Louisville Water Company, I am happy to report that the utility crews will start construction on the new "caffinated water mains" next week... it was a no-brainer for them. My understanding is that the TV and bill board spots will feature the market label:"Tap-Jack" Vinny
Seeing as I have yet to find the actual substance "caffine" in solid or liquid form at the local Sams Club (I'd buy in bulk of course)this water idea sounds brilliant. Hope you are doing well... How's your Korean coming along? Can you say "Got work?" yet??
Khamsamnida & mekju (thank you and beer, respectively)are the only two words I still remember from my brief visit to Korea. You should proably say "beer", then "thank you" to avoid confusion though.
If you get hooked on caffeinated water though, I'm sure you can get your fix somewhere over there. They have an hidden "alternative" culture that runs the gamut from easy women (or men), dog soup (bojingto (sp)), and hideous karaoke rooms.
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After forwarding this post to the Louisville Water Company, I am happy to report that the utility crews will start construction on the new "caffinated water mains" next week... it was a no-brainer for them. My understanding is that the TV and bill board spots will feature the market label:"Tap-Jack"
Vinny
Seeing as I have yet to find the actual substance "caffine" in solid or liquid form at the local Sams Club (I'd buy in bulk of course)this water idea sounds brilliant. Hope you are doing well... How's your Korean coming along? Can you say "Got work?" yet??
Khamsamnida & mekju (thank you and beer, respectively)are the only two words I still remember from my brief visit to Korea. You should proably say "beer", then "thank you" to avoid confusion though.
If you get hooked on caffeinated water though, I'm sure you can get your fix somewhere over there. They have an hidden "alternative" culture that runs the gamut from easy women (or men), dog soup (bojingto (sp)), and hideous karaoke rooms.
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