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OK that last one genuinely made me LOL.

The last one made me spend about ten minutes trying to figure it out.
I guess never saw the commeercials.
Don't know how cartoonists feel about add-ons.

It's a distinctive red, hearty and memorable. It is rather sweet, but can vary widely depending on the vintage. The red pictured here would have very strong cherry notes with a lingering aftertaste of brick dust. There are many different varietals, most of them very fruit forward. It's almost always served cold, even over ice. Even though you're not familiar with it, I bet your reaction to a chilled glass on a hot day would be "Oh yeah!"

I had to 'splain that one to Momdigr, too.

She didn't remember the commercials.

The US drinks 563 million gallons of Kool-Aid a year, half (17 gal/sec) during the 3 summer months.
That shit makes me gag, I can't even. But I know given half a chance it'll bust through a brick wall.

I loved it as a kid.

I'm an adult now.

I was right: I do not think I ever saw one of those.
The Pete Rose one may date them.

I've been curious about Kool-Aid pickles...


Not curious enough to do anything about it though.

That was then.

This is now.

Didn't he used to do things like knock down a wall so kids could watch a ballgame rather than just destroying shit because he can?

I killed that brain cell long ago.

We used to put grain alcohol in that. I don't have any desire.

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Richard Brautigan has a short story in Trout Fishing In America called "Kool-Aid Wino."



The Kool-Aid Wino