Whatever happened to Tab Clear?

What – they took that setting out of Microsoft Word? dammit

THERE WAS A TAB CLEAR??? Oh, holy god. I want this so badly.

What? Did I miss something? They took something away and I never even knew about it until after?

Life just sucks sometimes.

was it anything like crystal pepsi? That crap tasted horrible.

@elijahsuicide: I am sorry but I truly believe that all Pepsi tastes horrible.

@Darwin well said.

@elijahsuicide it was sprite. it tasted just like sprite. i remember when it came out, i was all excited (heck, i was like 13 or something then) and i got, and it tasted like they put sprite in there. fail.

@Darwin understandable. I think coke tastes horrible. I think it has something to do with living in Buffalo. Most restaurants serve pepsi. Almost everyone here drinks pepsi. Coke is the cheaper alternative.
When I travel I notice most places serve coke.
I don’t think they sell tab anymore. Or RC cola.

@elijahsuicide – I don’t drink Coke either, actually, although if forced into using a cola for something I would pick Coke over Pepsi. What I like is a good root beer, preferably Barg’s in a bottle (made with real cane sugar).

RC Cola is still going, although it now belongs to a Canadian company (Cott Beverages). It is more of a southern tradition, having been invented in Georgia, as in “I’m gonna have me an RC and a Moonpie fer lunch.”

@Darwin agreed about the root beer! I love a great root beer float.

I think it cellular structure divided and became a cancer..oh no wait, that’s what it does to you if you drink it.

TAB clear, if I remember, correctly was coca cola but with the sugar the colour and the caffeine removed which begs the question what the hell was left?

Maybe they made it too clear and nobody could see it?

Well you couldn’t taste it. That’s for sure.

Just drink Sprite Zero. That’s pretty much all I drink, aside from the occasional beer.

Actually, I drink the ultimate “free” soda. It’s sugar free, color free, acid free, flavor free and carbonation free. It is called “water.”

“Content-free”