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A HIKER stumbled across a 40-year-old unopened Coke can on a mountain - before shockingly taking it home to taste it. Tori-chan made the incredible discovery on Mount Kita in Japan, with the drink dating back to the 1980s. 7To
stanley quencher ri-chan opened and poured out the old drinkCredit: Jam Press Vid7The 1980s Coke looked just the same as it does nowCredit: Jam Press7The old Coke can has all the old packaging and even a ring pullCredit: Jam PressThe hiker decided to take it home with him - but not to keep as a cool artefact.The can sports an old, vintage design but the iconic origin
stanley cupe al logo still remains the same.It even has a ring pull - something we do not commonly see on todays fizzy beverages.But looking at and holding the amazing discovery wasnt enough for Tori-chan.read more world newsKonnichi-why This combo bothers me x27
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KNICKERS, the giant steer that is too beefy to be turned into a steak feast, may never stop growing, a celebrity vet has warned.The enormous 1.4-tonne beast which has been saved from getting the chop at the abattoir 鈥?and won social media fame 鈥?could suffer a rare genetic condition.2 Giant Knickers is more than twice the size of the other cows on the farmCredit
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