Mountain Dew

It's a broad question, but it's possible. It's possible to die from drinking too much water too, and that has happened at college hazing sessions. As far as closer to your question, there has been a report of a person that died from drinking too many energy drinks, in too short a period of time and suffering a heart attack. So, yes, it's possible to die from drinking too much Mt. Dew.

All pop is bad for a diabetic, type 1 or 2. Way too much sugar.

look if the bottle is green

Code Red Mountain Dew has just about 43 grams of sugar per bottle.

mountain dew is a drink and kickapoo is a tribe

The False Inspector Dew was created on 1982-03-11.

Mac Miller

I'd have to say between an inch and two, dear ^_^

It is not good if you think it is but it is not. Also it is not good for kids the best is to drink water not mountain dew.

Yes, mountain dew is a very poisonous substance which, despite the FDA warnings, is still sold. It is also been known to cause cancer in lab rats and in multiple

cases, in humans as well. Under any circumstances, do NOT consume it!

Mountain Dew has the highest level of caffiene in it so it has potential to be addictive.

Not unless you drink way too much.

I've got 1 (one) empty can of Mountain Dew and a toilet full of diarrhea that says you can.

i dont know, but i think so.

Your question is based on the false predication that Pepsi wants to engage in monopolistic competition. Pepsi can't realistically grab monopolistic market share. By diversifying their flavors, they appeal to a greater number of consumers. As long as they cover the short term costs of producing the new flavors of soda, it would stand to reason that they would continue selling them; from an economic stand point at least. From a marketing stand point, it does nothing to hurt their brand equity or value of the name, so they don't really produce new flavors at anything other than monetary cost. In layman's terms, they keep producing them because it's profitable for them to do so.

No, fish cannot breathe in Coca Cola as it does not contain the oxygen necessary for fish to respire. In fact, the carbonation and other chemicals in Coca Cola could harm or even kill the fish if they were submerged in it.

25 cents

Hillbilly Mountain Dew bottles range in years from 1951 through 1969. Many have names on them like FILLED BY ZEKE and DAISY DEW. In fact there are over 900 different names combined with to following prefixes: Bottled By, by, Capped By, Filled By, For, Jugged By, Loved By, Made By, no prefix, Put Up By, Remplissa Ge Par, Sold By and The. Much more information ca be found at the Mountain Dew Bottle Club including the values of these bottles. Bottle values range from $5.00 up to $4000.00.

No it is not i just had one but my friend brought it back from the us for me

there were 19 teams in the race and joshoa western and his team came 10th

Recently, I've been seeing them sell on eBay for about $2 for one full can.

The Filled by Herb and Ruby bottle will sell for between $15 and $30 on Ebay. Some named bottles go for $100-$300. Then even more rare bottles will go for over $1000. A mountain dew party jug recently sold for about $3,000. So, it's really what you got. A good book to get "Mountain Dew: Hillbilly Bottles" by Dick Bridgforth. It has prices for every named bottle.

Darrell Waltrip drove the #11 Mountain Dew car in 1981 and 1982.

It's Pepsi Blue, and it's Sev - Same Old Song

The code was on the inside of the cardboard cover around the 12-pack. However, knowing this serves no purpose currently, since that promotion ended 12-31-11. If you have a code that you did not redeem, it is too late.