Paul23 wrote:You wouldn't give heroin to a child, just like you shouldn't give anyone these "drinks."
Paul23 wrote:you shouldn't give anyone these "drinks."
Axel wrote:Yes I would.
Paul23 wrote:dead stoners who drove their SUVs into each other and over children
Pdub wrote:Gay adoption? As in the adoption of gay kids?
The Chicago company that makes the most popular of a slew of controversial caffeinated alcoholic beverages announced Tuesday night that it was removing caffeine and other sources of the stimulant from all of its products.
Phusion Projects said in a statement that it planned to "reformulate its products to remove caffeine, guarana and taurine nationwide. . . . Going forward Phusion will produce only non-caffeinated versions of Four Loko," the company's most popular drink.
"We have repeatedly contended - and still believe, as do many people throughout the country - that the combination of alcohol and caffeine is safe. If it were unsafe, popular drinks like rum and colas or Irish coffees . . . would face the same scrutiny that our products recently faced," said Chris Hunter, Jeff Wright and Jaisen Freeman, the company's managing partners. "We are taking this step after trying - unsuccessfully - to navigate a difficult and politically charged regulatory environment at both the state and federal levels."
Phusion previously announced that it was voluntarily ceasing sales in New York after officials there pushed to ban the beverages. The latest action came as federal officials are reportedly planning to crack down on the increasingly popular beverages, a response to alarm raised by health authorities and law enforcement officials.
"This ruling should be the nail in the coffin of these dangerous and toxic drinks," [N.Y. Senator Charles "Moobs"] Schumer said. "Parents should be able to rest a little easier knowing that soon their children won't have access to this deadly brew."
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"Prohibiting these drinks will literally save lives, preventing potentially deadly mayhem and overdrinking," said Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal (D), who was recently elected to the Senate [over Linda McMahon] and has led an effort by state attorneys general to restrict the drinks.
A review published in 2008 found no documented reports of negative or positive health effects associated with the amount of taurine used in energy drinks, concluding that "The amounts of guarana, taurine, and ginseng found in popular energy drinks are far below the amounts expected to deliver either therapeutic benefits or adverse events"
Qballer wrote:"hours of energy now, no 2:30 feeling later!" god i hate those commericals. they ran that crap on nba tv all the time.
lol, I'd like to have a 2:30 feeling. I'm at home at 2:30.Qballer wrote:"hours of energy now, no 2:30 feeling later!"
Axel. wrote:As for the rest of you, the fact that you say I'm "fake" and not fun (which I guess is true sometimes) is just unacceptable.Especially you Q, whom I played Adidas Live Run with.
benji wrote:It's funny that people who I can remember times before they posted think they matter. Especially when they're entirely as trivial as they are. Look at the last three posts. z02 and "Axel" made posts about some kind of meta-culture of the forum or posted complete gibberish nobody could ever give a shit about. (While admitting they have absolutely nothing to say about the topic at hand.) Paul23 was at least somewhat on topic even if he's still trapped in his fantasy world where he can't leave his house lest the corporations attack him and his dog.
We won't even get started on the wasteland they've left NBA Talk as.
Axel. wrote:Oh, the real (one who was here before me) Axel . Hi, I'm "Axel.", nice to meet you.![]()
As for the rest of you, the fact that you say I'm "fake" and not fun (which I guess is true sometimes) is just unacceptable.Especially you Q, whom I played Adidas Live Run with.
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Never tried energy drinks, so can't contribute much to this discussion.Carry on.
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