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new coke 

back in 1985, it was meant to replace coca-cola classic. although people liked it and thought it was a better taste, they were still deprived from the great classic. The new coke phase only lasted 2 months. After that, coca-cola classic was reproduced alongside new coke. in 1989 it was renamed coke 2 and in 1990 it ceised production. considered by most as the edsel of the '80s
With this "new coke" replacement, you have separated me from my only love in this world
new coke by dusty August 7, 2004
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new coke 

part of the popular phrase "worst thing since new coke"
the n-gage is the worst thing since new coke
new coke by dusty August 7, 2004

coke unveils new taste 

Coke
Unveils
New
Taste

read word downwards
coke unveils new taste
new drink
perhaps

New Coked 

Advertising by an organization that tarnishes a long standing brand, disappoints customers and kills sales.
The vice president of marketing New Coked the beer, Bud Light.
New Coked by Green Ugly April 13, 2023
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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“No way, is that cake?”
“Yeah whoops this isn’t real”
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