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Old 06-21-2013, 12:11 PM #31
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In a way, I know what addiction feels like. Man, years ago; and this is going to sound funny, so get ready to laugh...I could swear I was addicted to RC cola - those 2 litter bottles they sell for about a dollar. I finally stopped drinking that junk years ago, but it took me some time to do so. Don't know if Soda Pop is addictive, but this sure felt like it was.
In a previous post, I mentioned that giving up coffee was harder for me than giving up beer. Well, caffeine is addictive and dependence-producing, and it's in coffee and colas (and tea, energy drinks, Mountain Dew, yadda, yadda, yadda... ).

It's not that funny; a lot of people have a difficult time kicking caffeine. I still have my 2 cups/day, but I've switched soft drinks to diet rootbeer (not Barq's, some of which has caffeine).

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