I was about to comment to the same effect. He looks like a prop from some horror-comedy movie. Not the best impression to leave in a Kool-Aid ad, I don't think. (Although I'd watch that movie, I sure would.)
Yeah. It was like drinking a flat can of root beer. It was great for making root beer ice cream, though (make regular vanilla ice cream, drop in a packet of Root Beer Kool Aid).
Yeah, but even after pouring out eight ounces of sugar-sweet flavored water, he's still full to the brim! He's channeling Kool-aid from another dimension!
(I'm pretty sure the original flavors were red and purple.)
I wish I could get hold of some lemon-lime Kool-Aid! I wanna see if I love it as much as I did when I was little!
On a horse board I frequent, a woman reported her daughter dyed her white Arab gelding pink with Kool-Aid. Posted a picture and everything. The results were sort of pretty, in a startling way.
Kool-Aid is an acid dye, so can easily be used for dyeing (http://www.knitty.com/ISSUEfall02/FEATdyedwool.html) protein fibers including wool and silk.
The eucharist of kool
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kool-Aid
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and yeah, it is unsettling....
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(I'm pretty sure the original flavors were red and purple.)
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On a horse board I frequent, a woman reported her daughter dyed her white Arab gelding pink with Kool-Aid. Posted a picture and everything. The results were sort of pretty, in a startling way.
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