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Sickly sweet for me. 
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Agreed! that's why one must always have a good supply of Tito's vodka on hand, you have to offset that sweetness somehow. 
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I've heard that apparently italian Sprite is that much sourer than European and US Sprite. We also had a small production of sugar-free Sprite that I loved, but it was too sour and bitter even for Italian taste (it was much closer to Schweppes than to standard Sprite).
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Again, I'm thinking Tito's to the rescue!
You want bitter, consider this stuff Jeppson's Malört[^] a local (Chicago) specialty.
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"I don't drink any more... then again, I don't drink any less." - Mike Mullikins uncle
modified 25-May-22 13:30pm.
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Malört, turning taste buds into taste foes for generations!
modified 25-May-22 15:07pm.
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Sounds like the voice of experience.
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I have to admit that I have indeed tried it. My son and his wife took a trip to Chicago a few years ago and heard about it from a bartender who had them try it. He brought a bottle back when the family all got together for Christmas. We all tried a shot.  I threatened to disown him. My youngest daughter took the bottle back home as she and her boyfriend were throwing a party the following week and wanted to torture their friends. As it turns out one of her friends actually liked it and finished it off.
Have you ever tried it? To me, it tasted of anise and wasn't so bad - for about a half second. Then a horrible aftertaste aftershock sets in that knots your whole face. It is truly unpleasant.
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I have had it several times, I expected it to be a lot stronger (alcohol-wise) to be honest. The aftertaste is bitter no doubt, but to me, no more so than say a grapefruit. I lost a good deal of my ability to smell ~15 years ago, so I can't really speak to any nuances of what it actually tastes like. But given a choice, I'm more of a vodka person.
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At least you didn't run into your Coke dealer ...
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Ice tea what you did there.
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I received it also in my house   
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Sprite? That’s the soft drink that used to sponsor NASA space shuttle missions after they couldn’t get 7 up!
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Snow White made the mistake of thinking 7up was a drink 
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So I posted a problem with VS...
One on the forum posted that there is a solution in upcoming 17.3.0, and invited me to check it using the preview version... It is not an option for me right now, so I didn't - decided to wait for the update...
Meanwhile, as time passes a super intelligent MS-bot picked up the conversation, changed it's status to 'Need more info' and added this post:
Quote: We will close this report in 14 days because we don’t have enough information to investigate further. To keep the problem open, please provide the requested details.
This is after, that it was clearly stated that there is a solution in a future version... 
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― Terry Pratchett, Hogfather
modified 25-May-22 6:09am.
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I'm surprised that the automated response was not, "Performs as designed," or "It's a feature."
The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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We always forget that there are two ways an AI can pass the Turing test. One involves notable artificial intelligence, the other natural stupidity.
I have lived with several Zen masters - all of them were cats.
His last invention was an evil Lasagna. It didn't kill anyone, and it actually tasted pretty good.
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VS has it's moments; don't know if it's learning from me or (all of) you.
I wrote a (planned) one-off routine; then decided to make it reusable.
It had some collections (as properties).
I went back and started typing the name of a collection, and VS suggested "Clear()" for that and the remaining collections.
I thought that was pretty good. There are similar instances.
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I've been quite surprised at some of the predictive code VS 2022 has offered. Often it is pretty close to what I'm actually doing.
Rich Shealer
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A clever, addictive drug? A joke, surely? (9)
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You've got a thing about drugs haven't you Good little clue.
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I liked it!
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I don't know what the CCC is coming to ! Speed yesterday, crack today , what next
Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well-preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside in a cloud of smoke, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming “Wow! What a Ride!" - Hunter S Thompson - RIP
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You could ask Peter?
Maybe we have a theme week, I dunno?
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