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Remember those Holiday Soda Packs? Posted by wizeGurl (4589 views) [E-Mail link] You know...the Jones Soda Company's special pack of sodas in delightful holiday flavors like Turkey & Gravy and Fruitcake? Then you may enjoy this delightful review of those tasty treats. It's more fun to read than the sodas were to drink, if you can believe that! A few samples: "This just should never happen to vegetables. It smelled like walnuts and tasted like something dead from the bottom of my fridge." "Looking like the contents of a prop beaker in a sci-fi movie, its smell seemed at first similar to anything you'd grab at a juice bar, but the aroma soon intensified to the point where we were certain another coworker has slipped into a closet to satiate a private fetish involving burning his own flesh. And the taste? Unimaginably terrible."     Comments   Name: (change name for anonymous posting) Title: Comments:     1 Article displayed.

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