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7 comments:
Nice shot Robert ~ :)
You know, energy drinks seem totbe the tobacco of our generation.
Free samples, virtually every series has a race teams sponsered by one. That and the stuff is not good for your at all...
It will be interesting to see how all this plays out in the next 30 years.
-bryan
It's almost as if you haven't even seen the movie "Idiocracy". ;)
Fill me in Darryl, I have no clue what you are talking about.
Best get to googlin'
From the sounds of it, my theory has been around for a while, huh.
Sometimes Im slow with things, lol.
-bryan
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0387808/Not that it has the most complex of plot lines, but SPOILER ALERT:
It's a comedy about the future of humanity, and how stupid and easily manipulated we have all become. We practically starve ourselves to death because energy drink companies have convinced us that plants prefer to be "watered" with energy drinks because they contain electrolytes. (and water is used in toilets, so it can't be good for you or the plants) It's a cult classic for a reason, not the most spectacular script or acting, but it has some great moments/lines.
I was just bored and thought I would say Hi!!! I don't drink the crap and actually wish I had never even put it on the bike. Cops from all over love to pull it over and give it a ticket.
The majority of the world has become sheeple. Most people will believe anything without actually researching or experiencing it for themselves. Todays society should be so much smarter than it is. Anybody can learn anything by turning on a computer, and I am not talking about trusting manufacturers claims, or reading forums. Sad really.
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