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This blog is intended to showcase the author's personal collection of Coca-Cola memorabilia, and to provide information regarding Coca-Cola in general. This blog and the author has no connection whatsoever with The Coca-Cola Company or it's subsidiaries. The author makes no claim against any trademarks, logos, brand names, slogans, jingles, advertisements or commercials featured in this blog.

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Copyright © 2009 M.J. Johari
Friday, April 10, 2009

Google My Coke

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If your search on Google brought you here, use the search box on the top-right of the page to search my blog contents again.



It's interesting what people search on the internet, and it's more interesting if their search leads to your blog. Below is the compilation of what people have searched and ultimately brought them here, up to this point.


The compilation will follow this format:

Date (dd/mm/yyyy); Country; Search string; Search engine


56. 11/04/2009; USA; a brief hisory of coca cola; google.com

55. 11/04/2009; USA; LISTEN the stars will always shine the birds will always sing as long as there is thirst theres always the real thing ; google.com

54. 10/04/2009; Australia; asa chandler coca cola; google.com.au

53. 10/04/2009; Netherlands; coca cola all black; google.nl

52. 10/04/2009; United Kingdom; coca cola brief history; google.co.uk

51. 09/04/2009; Vietnam; always coca cola; google.com

50. 09/04/2009; USA; coca cola teach the world to sing 1984 christmas; google.com

49. 09/04/2009; USA; coke zero empty cans U.S.; google.com

48. 09/04/2009; Romania; coke can diameter; images.google.ro

47. 09/04/2009; USA; frozen coke graphic; search.aol.com

46. 08/04/2009; Kenya; brief history of Cocacola company; google.co.ke

45. 08/04/2009; USA; always coca cola; google.com

44. 08/04/2009; United Kingdom; collection brand names coca cola; google.co.uk

43. 08/04/2009; United Kingdom; coke label hidden picture; google.co.uk

42. 08/04/2009; Canada; history of always coca cola; google.ca

41. 08/04/2009; Spain; all blacks coca-cola; google.es

40. 08/04/2009; Canada; coca cola bottle collection canada; google.ca

39. 08/04/2009; USA; coca cola classic is always the one; google.com

38. 08/04/2009; USA; always coca cola theme full; google.com

37. 07/04/2009; Australia; brief description of coca cola; google.com.au

36. 07/04/2009; Russia; Brief history of Coca-Cola company; google.ru

35. 06/04/2009; Canada; always coca cola; google.ca

34. 06/04/2009; Germany; cock a cola; google.de

33. 05/04/2009; Malaysia; malaysia coke collector; google.com.my

32. 05/04/2009; New Zealand; Reintroduction of the Coca Cola glass bottle; google.co.nz

31. 05/04/2009; United Kingdom; best before dates on bottles of coca cola; google.co.uk

30. 05/04/2009; France; coca cola history; blogsearch.google.com

29. 05/04/2009; Malaysia; coke collection blog; google.com.my

28. 04/04/2009; Canada; Always Coca-Cola whenever there's fun homework the stars will always sing the one; google.ca

27. 04/04/2009; India; Asa Griggs Candler, developed Coca-Cola; google.co.in

26. 04/04/2009; United Kingdom; always coca cola; google.com

25. 04/04/2009; United Kingdom; coca cola jingle - always the real thing; google.co.uk

24. 04/04/2009; USA; always coca cola jingle; google.com

23. 04/04/2009; USA; the real thing christmas around the world coke bottles; google.com

22. 03/04/2009; USA; coca cola jingles 1980s; google.com

21. 03/04/2009; Sri Lanka; a brief discription about coca cola; google.com

20. 02/04/2009; Malaysia; coca cola collector malaysia can; google.com.my

19. 01/04/2009; USA; coke poster, 1986,centennial; google.com

18. 01/04/2009; India; brief history of coca cola; google.co.in

17. 01/04/2009; Canada; coke cola diameter can; google.ca

16. 01/04/2009; Canada; coca cola history as medicine; google.com

15. 01/04/2009; USA; coke jingles of the 1930's; google.com

14. 01/04/2009; Canada; coke can cock; google.ca

13. 31/03/2009; Egypt; cock cola zero; google.com.eg

12. 31/03/2009; Indonesia; coca cola the dynamic ribbon device, google.co.id

11. 31/03/2009; Canada; coca cola brief; google.ca

10. 31/03/2009; USA; brief history of coca cola; google.com

9. 31/03/2009; Canada; coca cola brief; google.ca

8. 31/03/2009; United Kingdom; diameter of 300ml can coke; google.co.uk

7. 30/03/2009; New Zealand; glass coke bottles reintroduced; google.co.nz

6. 30/03/2009; USA; brief history of coca cola; google.com

5. 30/03/2009; Canada; brief description on coca cola; google.ca

4. 30/03/2009; Canada; brief description on coca cola; google.ca

3. 30/03/2009; USA; old coca cola theme song 1980s and 1990s; google.com

2. 30/03/2009; Canada; origin of cola; google.ca

1. 29/03/2009; Australia; always coca-cola jingle; google.com.au

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Emptying Your Cans

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Cans should be kept empty in a collection. At least that's my opinion, based on experience.

Cans with liquid inside are more prone to corrosion, which leads to the liquid spilling out of the can and damage other cans. In some cases, pressure buildup inside the cans causes them to "explode", where the top opening were forced open, and the contents burst out.

There was one time when the pressure inside a can was so high and it didn't explode, but instead the bottom of the can was "pushed out", making it bulge outwards. It was the very first item in my Coke collection, so I was pretty sad about it.

If these don't happen, then most likely the gas inside the cans disperse away, leaving less than half of the actual content. This would be pointless since if you're going to collect full cans, it should actually be full.

This is why I believe cans should be kept empty in a collection. Furthermore, empty cans cost less to ship if you're thinking of moving or trading as they weigh less.

Funnily enough, I've never experienced any of these problems in my bottle collection. Most people keep "full bottle" collection anyway, since the contents can be seen and it is cooler than empty bottles.



There are three common ways to empty your cans; top-opened, bottom-opened, and fake air-filled.


Top-Opened

This is the most obvious and easiest way to empty your cans. You open the cans through it's normal intended way, and drink it's contents. However, the opening is an eyesore.




Bottom-Opened

Using this way, you can empty your cans but still keep the top part sealed. You make two holes on the bottom of the cans, and empty out its contents.




Fake Air-Filled

This is my favorite method of emptying cans. There are no visual damage to the cans. It's a bit tricky, I will explain with the help of photos.


Turn the ring sideways, and using a sharp pointed object (knife) make a tiny hole where the ring would cover it in its original position.


Turn the can upside-down, and shake the can so that the trapped gas would push the liquid from the tiny hole.


To remove excess liquid, put the can upside down in hot water. The air inside will expand, pushing the liquid out of the can.


Wipe your can clean and return the ring to its original position. Now you have an empty can, without any obvious visual damage.


Monday, April 6, 2009

Frozen Coke

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This is Frozen Coke. It is similar to the flavoured iced drink Slurpee. Frozen Coke has been released in the USA since early 1970s.

Sunday, April 5, 2009

My Coke Buddy

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I went to a fellow collector's home, his name is Wayne Watson. Well, he is not exclusively a Coca-Cola collector, he's more of an "old things" collector - as he put it.

Wayne collects all sorts of things, and I mean ALL SORTS. He has jukeboxes, pictures, magazines, candy machines, fans, crates, bottles, lamps, vacuum cleaners, shake makers, bath tubs, signs and petrol pumps(!). He also has a classic Chevrolet Corvette in his garage. Just your average EVERYTHING of days gone by.

One of my favorite Coke memorabillia of his is a small replica (8cm tall) of the Contour Bottle. On first sight it would look like a small keychain with a Coke bottle design, but it really is an exact replica, with real glass, real metal cap, and real Coke inside it!

I truly enjoyed stopping by his house. Thanks Wayne!


Friday, April 3, 2009

Always Coca-Cola

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Whenever there's a pool
There's always a flirt
Whenever there is school
There'll always be homework

Whenever there's a beat
There's always a drum
Whenever there's fun
There's always Coca-Cola

The stars will always shine
The birds will always sing
As long as there is thirst
There's always the real thing

Coca-Cola
Always the one
Whenever there is fun
There's always Coca-Cola

Always Coca-Cola



Note: The video was from the "Coca-Cola Classic" version of the song.