Free Dr. Peppers anyone?

I think this is the right section? :f6: If not please move

 Spoiler

http://newsroom.mtv.com/2008/10/22/guns-...get-yours/

Dr. Pepper promised America that if Guns 'N' Roses released their album Chinese Democracy before 2008. They would give everyone a free Dr. Pepper.

So claim those Dr. Peppers on the 23rd.

The websites currently down, so keep checking back so you can get the coupon mailed to you!

I hate Dr. Pepper.

I hate Dr. Pepper.

Than don't redeem the coupon :]

[COLOR="RoyalBlue"]I don't even care that I dislike Dr.Pepper

IT'S FREEEEEEEEEEEE[/COLOR]

This reminds me of when Coca cola was doing a promotion once near my school and gave out free bottles. I didn't get one though, because I wasn't thirsty and I don't really drink soda anymore. Besides, free stuff aren't always good.

This reminds me of when Coca cola was doing a promotion once near my school and gave out free bottles. I didn't get one though, because I wasn't thirsty and I don't really drink soda anymore. Besides, free stuff aren't always good.

Do you mean good as in metaphorically speaking or like it's usually bad in material?

xD

I despise Axl Rose, I despise GnR now. F'uck Chinese Democracy, Axl, you keep talking about it for 13 f'ucking years, and that's where all of GnR's hype is coming from. Nobody likes Axl. Seriously.

So, how does Dr Pepper plan on dispensing the free sodas? Well, on November 23 — and only on November 23 — thirsty Americans can log on to the official Dr Pepper Web site and register all of their vitals, so that the company can mail them a coupon for a free 20-ounce can of the drink. Once that coupon arrives in the mail, redeem it wherever Dr Pepper is sold. The last step

Something doesn't seem quite right with that. Traditional soda comes in either 12 or 24 ounce cans. I've never heard of a 20-ounce CAN. Bottle maybe, but not a can.

Either way, this does sound interesting. While I can't stand Dr. Pepper, I would probably just give mine to someone I know who does.

This reminds me of when Coca cola was doing a promotion once near my school and gave out free bottles. I didn't get one though, because I wasn't thirsty and I don't really drink soda anymore. Besides, free stuff aren't always good.

They did this at my school also, only it was Pepsi. It was when they "introduced" Sierra Mist (in 2005) to the county my school was in. The town I lived in was on the other side of the county line, and thus had a different bottling company. So we had Sierra Mist since 199x and a town 5 miles away got it in 2005. What's sad is that all the kids in the town acted like it was completely brand new.

It was fun being on the bus that day with the empty cans being converted into projectiles...