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Shark Energy Drink

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Finally got my hand on the shark energy drink yesterday in qld, being stocked by Matilda.

The drink is called Shark Stimulation, this drink was around about 10 years, and traded under the name stimulation, i believe it was in a blue can, back then was hard to get hold of, as was only found in some independent service stations, glad it is back is good drop. Was able to get it for $2 per can
 

shaggs

Coach
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Are the boys drinking too much of this during the week and coming out flat on the weekend? Should be for 30 mins before the game only.

We have been ordinary since they came on board. About the dogs game??
 
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lol

origin came up about the same time.

id say that has more to do with it.

and i dare say they dont drink the stuff all the time. its not advisable.
 

kurtz

Juniors
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I assume you guys are just showing support for the sponsor by claiming to have drunk the stuff, in the same way that everyone was going to go out and buy Hisense and LG TVs (when obviously no-one actually did). If anyone is actually thinking of showing your support in a tangible way, maybe give some thought to the comfort of your family and friends.

Ingredients in Shark Energy Drink

Carbonated water, sucrose, dextrose, citric acid, choline bitartrate, natural caffeine, inositol, caramel, niacinamide, taurine, sodium chloride, pantothenyl alcohol, pyridoxine HCI, guarana extract, riboflavin-phosphate sodium, thiamine mononitrate.
Calories: 140
Sugar content of Shark Energy Drink: 35 grams (per 8.4 ounces).
(http://www.energyfiend.com/caffeine-content/shark-energy-drink)

Fish odor syndrome
Choline is a precursor to trimethylamine, which some persons are not able to break down due to a genetic disorder called trimethylaminuria. Persons suffering from this disorder may suffer from a strong fishy or otherwise unpleasant body odor, due to the body's release of odorous trimethylamine. A body odor will occur even on a normal diet – i.e., one that is not particularly high in choline. Persons with trimethylaminuria are advised to restrict the intake of foods high in choline; this may help to reduce the sufferer's body odor.
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choline_bitartrate)
 

Quigs

Immortal
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I've got a million lines.... fishy odor ...

narhhhh I am still depressed from yesterday
 

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