Scary German Energy Drink Commercial – Hits Hard
Nestled in the peaceful confines of terrains of bliss, calm and relaxation, the citizens of Germany are abruptly being woken up, jolted and surprised by a most hideous creature, origins unknown.
Take the family who had packed their suitcases, coolers topped with vodka and two, growing kids, both boys, about fourteen and fifteen years old, who decided to escape from the rustle and bustle for a 2 day road trip. All scenarios resulted with the usual expectations as they had numerous experience before when they took the same journey, seeking fresh air, rolling landscapes and anywhere a phone could not reach them.
Everything looked as it had always been. Their vintage automobile pushed into the corners of a climbing hillside, burning the tires once in a while. The kids were deeply asleep with dreams of God knows what, but since one of the boys had drool dripping from the shadow of his lips, one might guess his thoughts were of events and pleasure not yet experienced.
Susan, the wife, also was in a bottomless slumber, perhaps caused by the thick buzzing of the car engine heaving itself up yet another grueling hill.
We should all be counting our lucky stars there was an inconspicuously placed camera, ironically perfectly positioned to capture what was to unfold. Maybe, a coincidence being the same time K-fee energy drink was being introduced to the country. But, what was clearly meant to be a commercial representing a tranquil setting was unfortunately thrust into the soon to be legendary scary German energy drink commercial , maybe 180 degrees in the reverse direction of all plans, rehearsals, and run-throughs.
Not a single soul could have predicted it, and unless there were eyewitness reports, citizens of Germany may not be pacing frantically, losing sleep and up at all hours completely baffled and flabbergasted by what was recorded. Despite having photographic evidence, to date, German officials have kept mum about what has transpired that day. Maybe to purposely keep it under the rug, or act like it never was captured on film, but one thing is for certain, the rest of the world will never be the same again. The invasion is starting.
A well intentioned, but shaky character, Dave is the dude who likes to drink energy drinks and has been captivating a growing audience every energy drinks pass his lips. To note, you are welcome to come along, while the adventures continue.
- Thor Daniels
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Coca-Cola Memorabilia Collecting: A Beginner’s Guide
Coca-Cola has been a classic since the company was founded by Joseph Biedenharn in 1894. What has helped capture the American imagination is more than just the sweet, chilly taste of authentic Coke; the plethora of collectible items that has grown up around the company is enough to confound the imagination. Original Coca-Cola memorabilia is highly treasured by those who engage in this hobby. If it has the Coke logo on it, there is someone who wants it.
Coke memorabilia of course starts with bottles, and some of the earliest are the most collectible. At first the bottles were hand blown and irregular in color, shape and even in how much they held. The very first had a wired-out cap with a rubber seal, but the rubber changed the flavor and this cap lasted only weeks. Bottles were machine made and more standard by 1910, and in 1916 the familiar shape was adapted and has been in use ever since.
There are several different Coca-Cola bottles that are valuable. They can be valuable because of their age or because they were made for an important event. When the sodas started being made in aluminum cans in the 1960′s, the old style cans also became collector’s items. If you can find a can or bottle that is unopened these can be worth more.
The cartons and cases for Coke products are also prized by many Coca-Cola memorabilia collectors. The once common six-pack cardboard holder was introduced in 1928 and one of these early packages would be greatly desired. Wooden cases have also be a desirable item for some collectors. Pairing bottles with contemporary packaging is even better.
Even Coke caps can be valuable, since these also have been used in promotions and special additions. Once, a contest awarded free cases of Coke by collecting a cap for each of the states in the US, and a complete set of these caps would today thrill a Coca Cola collector. Even within Coke collectors there are some who have very narrow specialties.
Some Coke items were licensed by the company but aren’t actual beverage items. These include china, glasses, sweat shirts, t-shirts, key chains, stuffed animals and thousands of other items over the years. An excellent source for finding Coca-Cola memorabilia is the internet. Searching the term will give literally thousands of hits and you can also find tons on popular online auction sites. Whether you are buying or selling, this is a great hobby!
Soda-Pop-Collectibles.com is the #1 online source for vintage Coca-Cola & Pepsi collectibles. You’ll find the world’s largest assortment of Coca-Cola memorabilia. New Coke memorabilia added every day. Something for every collector!
- Daniel Wright
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Coca-Cola Collectibles Make It A Very Merry Christmas
Many of us fail to come up with ideas when buying gifts for certain “hard-to-buy-for” friends and relatives. In such cases, it is a good idea to buy them something to enhance their existing collection of memorabilia or even gift them something that would get them started on such a collection. The familiar red logo of Coke and the collectibles associated with it appeal to most people. What’s more, these Coke collectibles come in every price range and have a wide range to choose from.
The company produces many seasonal and special items throughout the year. Many of the items, which range from clothing to coasters, are collectible. Some products cost just a few dollars, while others can cost several thousand dollars. Some collection items go up in value at an amazingly rapid pace, so make sure not to throw them away!
If your gift recipient likes vintage presents or collects other antiques, historical Coca-Cola collectibles may be an even more appealing selection as a gift. Just like the newer collectibles, old bottles, vintage signs, and vintage vending machines come in a huge range of prices and choices. A working antique vending machine can be a really charming gift and many places still bottle the proper size bottles.
Smaller items can be very affordable, even stocking stuffer prices for buttons, coasters, cards, and posters. Other Coca-Cola collectibles are intended especially for children, with a charming polar bear being a favorite. There are even toy vending machines that dispense make believe cans of soda. Caps, mittens, socks and scarves are also modestly priced and a hit with many children.
Old signs, serving trays, and posters are works of art in there own right. The company has a long tradition of using famous artists to create holiday themed art for its marketing items. These items are highly sought after jewels in many collectors’ collections. Old wooden or metal signs, in near mint condition, are considered valuable and rare finds.
Coca-Cola collectibles also fit nicely in a variety of other collections. For example, a person who collects mugs could easily add a logo mug with a special theme to his collection. No matter what the people on your gift lists collect, Coke probably makes or has made in the past items that would enhance their collections. Although this company as an all American reputation, it has also earned international appeal, so Coca-Cola merchandise makes a wonderful gift for anyone.
Soda-Pop-Collectibles.com features thousands of soda pop and Coca-Cola collectibles. New Coke memorabilia items added daily!
- Daniel Wright
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