Talk:Guaraná Antarctica

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Does the Pepsi's Josta link really belong? Guarana Antarctica isn't really an energy drink and Pepsi's Josta isn't even an existing product. The two seem unrelated except for the fact they both contain guarana....

You're right; it doesn't belong here, and I have deleted it. If anything, it should be on the guaraná article. By the way, please sign your comments in the future... --Cotoco 00:07, 10 June 2006 (UTC)
hmm.. a bit different to edit here than on wikitravel. Yeah I added the song lyrics, should be a bit of spaces, somebody could correct the portuguese spelling in the places where I forgot the ^ or ´ guarana antartica is the best by the way, I miss it every day of the week. Cant get it here in sweden :( - The Snackmaster (check out my articles on Papua New Guinea on wikitravel)

[edit] "Now ask Coca-Cola to show you the coca plant..."

The actual quote as far as I remember, in Portuguese, is not that; was something more along the lines of 'Now ask Coca-cola to show where their drink come from" -- a significantly subtler reference.

Unfortunately, I wasn' able to find on the web said ad to back this up. Anyone who does, please confirm 201.51.36.23 02:05, 15 June 2007 (UTC)