Caramel: LOL @ poor people's fanta. Craze chic. I don't remember the Pepsi giveaway oooo. Where was I? What I do remember is the 7UP giveaway of Racer Daewoos. We drank 7-up tire! LOL

Leggy: Yeah, I know. I figured. That's why I said they're helping us become diabetic. LOL.

Reverence: Oh, I definitely remember the three orange men. Naija sha!! Do you how many times the world has almost ended there? LOL.

Kenn-Knotty: Ehm …. na for wikipedia I get the picture na!!! But I do see that it says it's the Nigerian Fanta. LOL @ the wear and tear. Did you have to bring that up?

His Treasure: Very well then. I guess it's ours. lol.

Afrobabe: I had some on Thursday! And as I type this now, I have one in my gloves and scarves drawer. No, I'm not hiding it! Okay, fine. I'm hiding it — a little bit.

Jaycee: By faith we can move mountains oooo. Sebi? Like joke, like joke, it will soon totally belong to us. LOL.

Myne: You do have a point there. The plastics are not biodegradable. In short, e be like say I am now convinced. Fanta belongs to us!

Bumight: FYI, I am scheduling an intervention for you. This is not acceptable! (especially as I'm not part of it).

2Cute4U: Thank you, lovely. Have a great weekend, too.

Lucid: You lie!!! Fanta belongs to Naija. lol. Per the request, I bin think say you go send am na? Abi was I supposed to give a go-ahead? Oopsie. I'll e-mail you.

Duchess: I stopped drinking coke when I heard that the acid in it can destroy my teeth. I love my teeth. Someone needs to say that about Fanta and other things I'm addicted to so I can stay away (like that thing from SaraLee *sigh*)

Blaque: Yeah, yeah, I read all that, too. But still, we want to believe it's a Nigerian citizen. LOL.

Doll: So I've heard. Haven't seen the new bottle though. I hear it's tres sexy!

NogoBlogs: LOL @ it being yellow. Pineapple much, no? I love the stuff, too, girl. Hence the post.

JustDoyin: That one is your own theory ooooo! The rest of "us" have reasons to believe that Fanta is made is Naija. Full stop! lol.

Nice Anon: Oh, boy! Bia, is this an Igbo thing? Mizchif has complained, too. Don't worry, you'll get used to it, and you'll come to love it — I hope.

Thirty +: Gbam!!!!!!!!! You don talk am. How you dey sef? Been a while, girl. Been a long, long while.

Mizchif: I can understand how the sweat outside the bottle has just totally affected the content of the bottle itself — NOT! Anyhoo, how dare you call me special?! Mind yourself oh, Mizchif. Tanfa is just as good as Fanta, thank you very much.

Kenya Job: LOl. Of course, I see the 'Made in Kenya' sign there. I think it even specifically says, 'Made in Nairobi, Kenya'

Fanta was my fave as a child too, well that was after Tandi went into extinction. And yes oh 'breakable bottle' fanta was definitely sweeter, infact i think part of what has helped me lose total interest in soda is this palstic bottle bizniz, the bottle doesn't 'sweat' like i'm used to mehn.

You can see all the small tribal marks (rough edges) in middle area.

And yes there is no Fanta like Nigerian Fanta

The Experiences of an Achiever: Interesting. I never noticed. Maybe I don't drink it often enough anymore? I'm gonna drink a bottled one just to know.

Caramel: LOL @ recycling. Well, that's one way to look at it. It's just that 'recycling' is probably not what the makers and distributors have in mind as they make us bring empty bottles. Oh, well.

BBB: Sexy new bottle, really? Woop tee doo!!! WOW. Can't wait to see it. More than that, can't wait to drink it all up!

FlourishingFlorida: Don't insult us oh! Wetin you mean sef? How do you know that I don't own Coca Cola? Sebi it's because I've been hiding my identity? Anyway, I know that the laws guiding beverages are are different sha; just never noticed that Fanta actually tastes different.

TayneMent: I was right now! They know how eager we are to become diabetic, so they decided to offer a helping hand