Coca-Cola in the 1800s
Noodle Shop Owner Arrested After Putting Opium in Noodles So Customers Get Addicted Coca Cola in the 1800s
A fake news headline claims that a noodle shop owner added opium to noodles to get customers addicted. Below, a cartoon man reacts with awkward realization, implying Coca-Cola used a similarly addictive secret in the 1800s. The joke is a sarcastic comparison between the absurd headline and Coca-Cola’s early history. EN: A fake news headline claims that a noodle shop owner added opium to noodles to get customers addicted. Below, a cartoon man reacts with awkward realization, implying Coca-Cola used a similarly addictive secret in the 1800s. The joke is a sarcastic comparison between the absurd headline and Coca-Cola’s early history.
cartoon man / мультяшный мужчинаyellow uniform / жёлтая формаbrown hair / каштановые волосыhand on cheek / рука на щекеhand covering mouth / рука, закрывающая ротblue background / синий фонcomic panel / комикс-панельnews article screenshot / скриншот новостной статьиheadline text / текст заголовкаnoodle shop / лапшичнаяnoodles / лапшаopium / опиумCoca-Cola / Coca-Cola
- @beobanka / 207 2020-04-20
- Template
- Archer reaction
- Type
- image
- Size
- 530×604 · 70.2 KiB
- Mood
- sarcastic, absurd
- Language
- en
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