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Honestly I like Gatorade and I don't have anything against them, but they have no other flavors so they add the word "frost" to make it sound cooler and sell more
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Fiords, Fiordland, Ferns, Fernbird, Featherston, Foveaux Strait, Fox Glacier, Franz Josef Glacier, Falcon, Fairy Tern, Frost Fish, Fantail, Farewell Spit,
The process in which rock fragments freeze to the bottom of a glacier and are then carried away when the glacier moves is called plucking. After the last ice age, stranded ice blocks left behind by the continental glacier melted and formed kettles.
In descending order of size: ice-sheet / -cap, glacier, iceberg, ice-floe, icicle, hailstone, snow-flake, frost crystal... water!
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Such ridges are referred to as lateral moraines. As a glacier moves, it shears debris, such as rock and soil, on both sides, and this unsorted sediment forms ridges along the edges of the glacier.
A large hole in the ground left from the melting of a huge chunk of glacial ice is called a kettle Also . . . Large bowl shaped depressions that occur at the head of mountain glaciers that result from a combination of frost wedging, glacial plucking, and abrasion are called cirques
Kari means "wind" his son's name is Jökull/Frosti (frost/glacier/ice) likely implying that Kari had power over wind and cold.
Yes, "The Runaway" by Robert Frost does contain personification. For example, the wind is described as "singing a lay," which is a human-like attribute given to the wind.
A List of Gatorade Flavors By the Year1969*Lemon Lime (green)1973* Orange (orange possibly inspired by the Gators' Orange Bowl win.)1983* Fruit Punch (red)1993* Iced Tea Cooler (brown, discontinued in 1995)1994* Grape (dark purple, discontinued, replaced by Fierce Grape)1997* Frost Glacier Freeze (light blue)* Frost Riptide Rush (purple)* Frost Alpine Snow (white, discontinued.)* Frost Whitewater Splash (green, discontinued)* Frost Clear Melon (colorless, discontinued)* Lemon Ice (colorless, discontinued)1999* Fierce Lime (green, discontinued)* Fierce Melon (orange)* Fierce Berry (red, discontinued)* Fierce Grape (dark blue-violet)* Midnight Thunder (black, discontinued)2001* Passion Fruit (pink, discontinued)* Starfruit (light green, discontinued)* Frost High Tide (green, discontinued)2002* Strawberry Ice (colorless, discontinued)* Lime Ice (colorless, discontinued)* Orange Ice (colorless, discontinued)* Frost Cascade Crash2003* Cool Blue (blue)* Extremo Tropical Intenso (red)* Extremo Citrico Vibrante (yellow, discontinued)* Extremo Mango Electrico (orange)* Watermelon Ice (colorless, discontinued)* Berry Citrus (red, discontinued)* Fierce Strawberry (dark pink)2004* ESPN the Flavor (red, discontinued)* X-Factor Fruit Punch + Berry (red)* X-Factor Orange + Tropical Fruit (red-orange)* X-Factor Lemon-lime + Strawberry (yellow-green)2005* Lemonade (light yellow)* Raspberry Lemonade (very light pink)* Strawberry Lemonade (pink)* All-Stars Grape (dark blue-violet)* All-Stars Lemon-Lime (yellow)* All-Stars Berry (blue)* All-Stars Strawberry (red)* Cooler Orange (orange, limited distribution)2006* Berry Rain (light purple)* Lime Rain (light green)* Tangerine Rain (light orange)* Fierce Wild Berry (blue)2007* Strawberry Kiwi Rain (pink)* Tropical Mango A.M.* Orange Strawberry A.M.* Cran Raspberry A.M.* Super Bowl Berry (deep red, limited edition)* NBA Orange Cherry* Cherry Rain (light red)* Gatorade Tiger (named for Tiger Woods, true flavor unknown, announced on Around the Horn)Year unknown* All-Stars Ice Punch (colorless)* All-Stars Tropical Punch (orange, discontinued)* Gatorade Smoothies (orange, fruit punch, mango, strawberry)* Citrus Cooler (orange-yellow, 4th flavor introduced during the 1980s after fruit punch; gained popularity as Michael Jordan's preferred flavor, limited distribution)* Strawberry Kiwi (pink)* Cherry Rush (deep red, discontinued)* Cherry Lime (pink, discontinued )* Lemonade (yellow, available about 1988-1989. it is unknown if this is identical to 2005 recipe, this may not be the same product.)
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