I do agree. Coca-cola and Pepsi are to some people (won’t deny it, also me) a very good drink but it is full of chemichals that are harful to us, especially for children. Is has high levels of caffeine and sugar, without all the other chemichals that are more harmful.

For it to be able to clean toilets and engines well, then it has a chemichal that shouldn’t be in a drink and that is what get our stomach all messed up.

If these drinks got banned from the world people would be mad but they should make it as a cleaning product since it does so well.

Another thing is children shouldn’t drink this either, like you said fruit juice is the best especially when they are still in a growing fase.

Not to be a bad mouth but those that let they young ones drink this drink are kind of bad parents (so to say, not saying that they are but is the only expression i found). They are feeding poison to their own children and then they wonder how their children get sick so often. It is because they don’t have the necessary vitamins they could be getting if they had been drinking some fruit juice.

I like your sense of humor. Even though it’s funny what you said, your suggestion actually make business sense. It does to me anyway. But I’m not a Coke or Pepsi executive.

First of all, those soft drink companies won’t be crushed from the lack of sales of their products. Sure! They provide jobs. But they would still provide jobs if the product was sold as a toilet cleaner. I mean … unless folks in Tamil Nadu don’t buy toilet cleaner products. (O.o)

Why don’t the soft drink companies support the local businesses instead of compete with them? They can get creative and come up with ways to develop and improve business relations. They could try being “socially responsible” and who knows? It could turn out to be quite profitable. For a business to survive, owners and management need to adapt. Coca Cola didn’t start out as a soft drink. It was once used for medicinal purposes. So? They switched once. Why not switch again? Either that or … accept being banned. I’m not a business expert. But I do know banning is not good for business! 🙂

I have heard of that contention about Coca Cola and Pepsi being good at cleaning toilet bowls. But I didn’t actually believe it much, until you posted this.

Can it really make a white toilet bowl so white? Or it can just clean mildly?

Then why when I drink Coca Cola, I don’t feel any acidity in my stomach if it has the effect of a toilet bowl cleaner?

And maybe if it has the effect of a toilet bowl cleaner indeed, then perhaps the FDA will not approve it anymore to be sold as soft drink that can be drank by the people.

My thoughts. . . 🙂

On a lighter side, perhaps sometimes they can be had to ward off harmful worms from our stomachs- its another matter that some good worms too will be eliminated.

Yes all soda products are
Bad for human to drink
Great for cleaning engine..car batteries

I stop drinking coke in 1997, I sensed it as a bad drink.

I agree soft drinks ar so bad and real suice are great thing to drink, pepsi is poison, but maybe we should allow it once a week but not ban it fullly to allow the addict on these drinks to drink it

Even though I am a fan of sodas, I strongly agree that it is not good for our health. I read from an article that a glass of soda is equal to a week of jogging. For me, it is totally fine to ban the sodas because it is for our good. There are lots of fruits that we can a juice and very much healthy.

Yeah,it’s really bad for our health.

That is how it should be. You get payed for the work you do. If you work well then there should be some kind of compensation to reward the employees and give them more reason to continue working well like they do. In this case she worked well and showed she deserved the pay.

Indeed, we should see to it that our employees are paid enough. And when se e them industrious and dedicated in doing their job, we can increase their salary.

This we can call as incentive. At least the employee, will be motivated to improve their crafts because they know that they will always be rewarded for doing a good job.

And in doing this, the loyalty of our employees are being established well. They are nicely paid and they have a good employer.

That is what will happen to a lazy person. Had he tried to study well and that would let him find a nice job, he wouldn’t be depending much on his father.

His father has also his lapse in his son’s growing up irresponsible. He just let him squander his money and didn’t insist that he should find a job nor finish a course so he can have a good job.

Sometimes, it’s the parents’ fault why their child go wayward.

Very nice blog my friend, but sad this day, i was not able to go to church for my class starts at 7 and ends 12, then in the afternoon at 1 to 6 in the evening. I felt so very tired, plus so heavy traffic here due to mass goers of Ash Wednesday. I pray to father our dear Lord to forgive me for my body cannot anymore handle extra hours and go home very late.

I am so happy for you.At least we are the same RC and let us not be affected with negative feedback against priests and priests against the people and government.Let us just do our job for it is God we glorify not priests.

Filipinos have a deep sense of religiosity which they show by attending Sunday Masses or observing religious activities like the Lenten Season.

God has been the center of their lives as expressed in the way they express their religiosity. The God-fearing attitude prevents them from committing negative acts towards other people. Though there are so many religions in our country (Philippines), majority of them are Roman Catholics.

Nice article!

Lately, I have not been as religious as I should have been. Coincidentally, I just submitted a similar topic but more of my not being active than the celebration itself.

It is so nice to know that there are still many Catholics who stick with their beliefs. There maybe flaws in our religion but it will all boil down to one: that we will all return to our Creator, no matter what religion you believe in. Even sinners, like San Dimas, was forgiven by Jesus for he repented and he believed that Jesus is his savior.

good information my friend thank you for sharing.

Yeah, sharing blogs or posts can benefit us in a way that it adds up our earnings.

Aside from that, we can impart ideas to more readers that could be useful to them. It is beneficial to us writers as will as to our readers.

Great information @Tiada. Thanks for sharing. It will be a help to other literacybase members.

It’s in the site’s Help section. It’s being discussed in forums. People are writing blogs posts about sharing. I don’t know how many times this can be said. SHARE!! With all of that going on, this post just reminded me to share via LinkedIn. I have been a member of the LI professional network for several years. But while I remember to share via all my other social networks, I tend to forget about LinkedIn. Going to make a special effort in the future to remember to share with those folks too. 🙂

@treathyl FOX, yes, you are right, this topic has been discussed and talked for some many times. Just a tender reminder for each of us, to share our post beside writing only, as mentioned by @Nemzie, it’s not only for the benefit of bringing traffics to Literacy Base, also for the benefit of the readers to bring them some useful ideas and guides in their life.

And, a tip that might be overlooked by the newbies here too since many are just newly joined during these few weeks. Cheers!

This is actually something i wondered about the other day. I wondered if we shared and got extra views, if we would earn extra on the site. You just answered my question thank you.

I would share but i don’t have alot of friends or followers on my social media sites, so it wouldn’t exactly be helful for me.

I haven’t tried sharing any of my blog posts into social media, as I am thinking that my blog post is not good enough for the readers. I might just receive criticisms for my work such as wrong grammar or sentence constructions. Haha. But actually, I am also considering to do it, to give some boost to my slow moving earnings. Thank you for this information.

I already share some of my approved post in Facebook and I earned $0.001 per visit. So, ask your friends to share your link to their friends. Who knows, they may like your post and if you get 1,000,000 visits, that is equivalent to $1,000.00.

We can dream if we want to.

Interesting. Thank you for writing this kind of posts that can help users, especially new users, manage at this site… 🙂

Actually I was not aware that you could earn sharing your post on social media. Just came to know about it, I had seen the sharing option but dint knew that you can even earn. Is it alright if we share it on group instead on our own Facebook account?

I did not know that you can share and earn by our posts on media, it is good point and this way we earn how much? i used to liek social media but now i feel its waste of time but if it going to make us money then kindly tell us more about how and when and which media that can make us more money

I have already learned this and have applied this technique to get some credits for my LiteracyBase posts. And it works. I have several social media accounts like the Facebook, GooglePlus, StumbleUpon, Twitter, among others.

In such activities, I had received a considerable credits and earnings accumulated to my LB outstanding balance. However, you should see to it that you have such different social media. What I mean is you have to create them or register there. The biggest sharing activity I have had is in the Facebook for I have more than 3,000 friends.

yes this is good information , when I do share my blog
i have trouble trying to share it on face book the share button is under
my lap top bar so I can not get to it . but i have no problem sharing it
on twitter

I like the idea of getting paid to post, share, and comment. And you can meet new people as well.

The hard part is when you try to warn someone about a scam and they act as if you are boxing bread out of their mouths.