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   『g r e y』 :uv: ☦️ (grey@poa.st)'s status on Friday, 14-Mar-2025 23:29:24 JST 『g r e y』 :uv: ☦️

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   • Stanley from Counter Strike: Condition Zero (2004)
   @Curvin Lemonade is the British term for Lemon soda..... that was my point, the word "Ramune" is derived from "Lemonade", a word Japan stole from Britain to refer to lemon soda.
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     『g r e y』 :uv: ☦️ (grey@poa.st)'s status on Friday, 14-Mar-2025 23:29:25 JST 『g r e y』 :uv: ☦️

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     • Stanley from Counter Strike: Condition Zero (2004)
     @Curvin It's just Sprite basically. "Ramune" is the foreign word "Lemonade" stolen and turned into something pronounceable in their language, since it's just a copy of British "Lemonade".
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     Stanley from Counter Strike: Condition Zero (2004) (curvin@poa.st)'s status on Friday, 14-Mar-2025 23:29:25 JST Stanley from Counter Strike: Condition Zero (2004)

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     @grey Schweppes makes lemonade? I could swear they made lemon SODA and tonic water.
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     Stanley from Counter Strike: Condition Zero (2004) (curvin@poa.st)'s status on Friday, 14-Mar-2025 23:29:26 JST Stanley from Counter Strike: Condition Zero (2004)
     More and more often I have seen these Hata Ramune beverages being sold in around more "ethnic" stores, not gonna lie I like how these bottles are opened, the beverages themselves are adeguate.