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To quote the great painter Salvador Dalí: “The difference between false memories and the real ones is the same as for jewelry: it is always the false who seem the most real, the brightest.” I do not remember anything about the socio -political climate of summer 1997, but I remember exactly what I consumed daily in detail. Between the episodes of skateboarding, the collection base and the multiplayer magic games of several hours: the gathering, I turned off my soul with the music of Third Eye Blind, and I seized my thirst with iced tea of Raspberry Lipton. I probably have 2 liters of things every day. Inspired by a recent trip to the past when “Jumper” played on my local “modern” rock station, I looked for a box and I was immediately dismayed by suction and false tasted, which made me ask me what other memories of this summer were wrong.
Blind third is always a skip-free masterpiece, and I am happy to announce that Arizona’s offer is an extremely crushing replacement and the test of the future that strikes just like my memory of Lipton. The raspberry flavor is soft and it is perfectly with the black tea base. If a time machine could bring me back to this Walgreens hot parking lot where I so often stroll in these days of halcyon in the late 90s, I would give myself a 12-year-old box, as well as a recommendation to buy this black lotus that he envisaged the card shop before his price draws on the moon.
Score: 7.8
