Three different energy drink sponsers on the podium in both classes. I'm not sure that has happened often.
Three different energy drink sponsers on the podium in both classes. I'm not sure that has happened often.
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Energy drinks are stupid and inconsequential and cause cancer and autism.
While they aren't the healthiest thing, they're not the much worse then a larger triple triple coffee that people drink just as much. An occasional one isn't going to hurt anything, and they sure as he'll don't cause autism. Leave that to the vaccines (sarcasm).
I don't drink them often but when I do its Red Bull. The events they put on, teams they sponsor, and general way they carry themselves is way classier than the others. And athat they fund spinal cord research is the deciding factor for me.
It's an absolute mystery for me how Monster is that big with their kind of marketing. Does really somebody think it's "cool" what they are doing/organizing?
I mean watch the doonies..
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What exactly is the mystery? They sell giant canisters of addictive drugs mixed with sweets for two bucks, pitched by women in revealing outfits.
It is not exactly shocking that such strategy has been a winning marketing formula.
I actually enjoy the taste of redbull and the black rockstar, i drink them regularly but my yz doesnt have a monster kit but the sprocket bolts are always tight. Gotta love seeing bros in shopping centres with a monster or a moto jersey on in general. Hahahaha
Rockstar ingredients:
Carbonated water, high fructose corn syrup, dextrose, cancer, citric acid, taurine, natural and artificial flavors, guarana seed extract, ascorbic acid, autism, caramel color, sodium benzoate (preservative), potassium sorbate (preservative), caffeine, niacinamide, genetically-modified stupidity, inositol, l-carnitine, milk thistle extract, shredded bald-eagle wings.
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And their target age group is 12 to 21. Acting like an immature fool and boobies is exactly what that age group wants.
#434 wrote:It's an absolute mystery for me how Monster is that big with their kind of marketing. Does really somebody think it's "cool" ...more
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whats wrong with boobies?
2021 KTM 350 SXF
2006 KX250
I know, crazy....right?
42% of Americans have erectile dysfunction.
42% of Americans are addicted to prescription medication.
42% of Americans are gluten intolerant.
42% of Americans have a nut allergies.
42% of Americans suffer from depression.
see, anyone can make up statistics...it's not just for corporations, interest groups, and lobbyists any more. Fun with numbers!
I hated energy drinks and did not ever consume any of them; however, I recently discovered Fit Aid. It's a naturally sourced recovery drink that acts as an energy drink. It's all natural, gluten free, vegan, and paleo friendly. Many of the guys that I ride mountain bike with drink it and claim that it provides an excellent amount of energy if used prior to a ride.
Vital Mx is not safe...