if you keep the sodie super cold will it keep the bubbles longer,

>2016
>drinking soda
enjoy your chemtrails

>>8024809
>enjoy your chemtrails
go fys

>>8024803

because immortality is an affront to god.

>>8024803
Gases do dissolve better in cold liquids.
They can invent something like that, it's just very expensive.

>>8024803
>sodie
How old are you?

>>8025174
>not unironically calling it sodie pap

how old are YOU

>>8025076
vapor pressure will always exist(unless youre in a vacuum) so they gas will always go away eventually

you can buy soda with a siphon. im pretty sure the siphon creates bubbles

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>tfw the 2 liter bottle of sodie pop is close to flat the last 1/3 of the bottle cause it's been days since you first opened it

>>8024803
My great grandfather called it "sodie"
After WW2 he came back and drove the soda route delivering for Pepsi.

He'd say, "why don't you go git yourself a sodie?"

Then a stroke took his ability to talk and his health deteriorated thereafter.

>>8025174
MY SODIE IS TOO COLD

If you carbonate while maintaining the beverage in a fluctuating quantum state the bubbles become personally confused about whether they are a point or a wave, and remain perfectly still in this contemplation.
However, releasing them from this containment instantly kills the cat.

>>8025240
>not drinking your sodie in a vacuum