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Via SurgeMovement
After 12 years the world's biggest beverage company will begin selling 12-packs of the citrus drink on Amazon Monday, and it is the first time Coca-Cola has sold a product exclusively online. The company says the move is a response to a surge of nostalgia for the soda.
Surge, launched in 1996 very aggressively as an answer to Mountain Dew. Initially, reception to the beverage was strong, its appeal faded by the early 2000s.
You can buy the beverage on Amazon here.
Mom and writer Liesl Testwuide shared a heartwarming letter from her 8-year-old son while he was off on a summer camp adventure. The letter packs so much naive childhood nostalgia that you can't help but put a smile on your face.
Some people think that it's too adorable to be true. But we want to believe.
Plz don't ruin this for us, internet.
Via Wikipedia
It's a right of passage, cracking your phone screen. Why, when your children ask you about the day you became an adult, it'll probably sound a little something like this:
"Ah, shit. Screens cracked, and I still have six months before my upgrade. Maybe my mom can give me one of hers."
We've all been there. But apparently, a phone is being resurrected to help fix all that. The indestructable Nokia 3310 in all it's brick-like glory might be relaunching at the end of Februrary, according to The Verge.
That's right, all your old favorite features might be back: hard to break, long battery life, Snake II. Plus all your friends will be so jealous that you aren't spending your entire life staring at your phone.
Needless to say, people are pretty excited about this:
