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4/21/2014 9:00:10 PM
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they come in all shapes and sizes in the US, including those cartons.
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Same, we have Trop50, the 1 litre cartons, the 250ml bottles, the 3. Litre cartons and we have 200ml energy tropicana
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you have caffeinated orange juice? sounds pretty good.
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Yeah, theres Orange and Mango, and Blackberry and Raspberry They add in extra sugar, caffeine and guarana
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Troicana Orange Juic [spoiler]with [b][i][u]JUICY[/u][/i][/b] bits[/spoiler]
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Yes, all that "Pulp" business is stupid, being as orange pulp is totally different to bits
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This is what they look like in Canada. Make your own damn juice yourself!
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Very funny. BUT YOU CANT GROW ORANGES IN CANADA
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The coast of British Columbia says learn your geography! My brother in laws greenhouse that's swamped with snow drifts and has an orange tree inside says hello!
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Well OK THEN! You can shove your snowy-oranges UP YOUR ARSE. I HAVE WASABI FROM DOWN THE ROAD!
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Checkmate! I have fresh strawberries all year round. AND I DON'T EVEN NEED TO GO DOWN THE ROAD.
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SO DO I Im a brit, we can grow ANYTHING
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Can you grow ruhbarb? How about saskatoon berries? These two require long winters and snow.
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Yes, rhubarb is common here, ever heard of rhubarb and custard? Thats a british thing, as for the other one, i googled it and found that it [i]can[/i] be grown in the north and Scotland with a little help
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Two words. Actually three. No, make that five. Strawberry rhubarb pie, ice cream.
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Even better Strawberry and Mango Compote on belgian waffles, with vanilla ice cream, served with a cappuccino The UK is full of different cultures
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[spoiler]#rekt[/spoiler]
