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Re: The Moxie Man is back, but has the legendary soda lost its bite?

Noah R. Bombard — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 13:31:44 -0000

Interesting. I bought mine in Leominster, too (at Market Basket). I didn't think it was much different from what I'm used to. Although I sometimes notice slight differences from batch to batch -- usually changes in fizziness. I do think it's not quite as strong as the Moxie I first had in the early '90s.

I'll have to order some from the West Coast soon to see how the bottler out there compares these days.

Re: The Moxie Man is back, but has the legendary soda lost its bite?

Jonie Moxie — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 12:59:04 -0000

Just opened a Moxie with the new label (purchased in Leominster, MA) and the new catch phrase "Distinctively Different". With my first sip, the first thought I had was that it has been watered down. I went on the Internet to check it out and found this article.
This new Moxie is Distinctively Different.
It will probably fair better against Coke and Pepsi in Justin's taste tests, but I was not looking for a Dr. Pepper. I wanted a MOXIE!

Re: Details in tragic deaths have yet to be revealed

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Re: With a low IQ, could you get away with murder?

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Re: Things Ernest Hemingway didn’t say

Susie — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 12:09:12 -0000

Well, thanks for this. I didn't think it sounded anything like him either - sheesh.

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Re: Farewell to a friend

Bob Butts — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 14:09:01 -0000

I am heartbroken that Indy has departed this earth ... it will not be the same without him. What a wonderful, wonderful little dog ... truly, a fine, fine little dog.

Re: Farewell to a friend

Carol Butts — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 09:58:08 -0000

Indiana and Skidder will always live in my heart...they were family with personalitys that were so unique and loving. I still miss Skidder and now will miss Indiana when coming to see you and Hudson. Last year when we saw Indiana show his age he still had the youth and enthusiasm for life...even when his body tired his spirit would carry him through.

See you again in heaven Indy and Skidder...

Re: Farewell to a friend

Noah R. Bombard — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 08:01:48 -0000

Thank you so much. You guys gave both Indy and Skidder so many great times visiting their New Hampshire grandparents. Thank you for making their lives richer.

Re: Farewell to a friend

Bevandreggie — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 12:14:14 -0000

Sorry for your loss! We all loved Indiana dearly, he will be greatly missed! Our animals are family members to us, but life goes on and we cherish all the memories of them. Bev & Reggie

Re: Farewell to a friend

Lee R — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 08:36:34 -0000

What a wonderful tribute to a wonderful friend. Sympathy and peace...
- Lee

Re: Farewell to a friend

Karl Hakkarainen — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 15:30:48 -0000

Happy trails. Your work is done here. Rest well.

Re: The Moxie Man is back, but has the legendary soda lost its bite?

Gentian Root — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 12:37:31 -0000

The logo they introduced in 2007 looked like it was thrown together by a 5-year-old on Ritalin who was experimenting one day with CorelDraw.

I encountered the "new" Moxie-man labelling in October in Manchester, NH, and at that time it was only on the 2-litre bottles of regular Moxie. I bought it & tried it -- but like Frank Anicetti, I find the "regular" Moxie doesn't have the same bite at the diet variety. I haven't tried the "new" diet yet, but when I get some, I still have some older bottles with which I can compare.

Re: Is this the end for Friendly’s or a fresh start?

Noah R. Bombard — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 14:05:46 -0000

I'm not sure about closing stores in the '70s. They seemed to be doing pretty well right up until they took the company public in the early 2000s.

You're right, though. Friendly's is one of those "in between" places that isn't quite a diner and isn't quite a nice quiet meal with family and friends. That's a tough place to try to carve out a niche.

Re: Is this the end for Friendly’s or a fresh start?

Maxine delirious — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 09:47:43 -0000

They failed to move fast enough as their competition changed.

They should have expanded or closed most of those stores back in the 1970s.

It is not the kind of place for an intimate, high quality dinner, yet it is too fancy or too slow for a bunch of construction workers to come in at lunch or the end of the day

Re: GoLocal is new media player in Worcester

Karl Hakkarainen — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 19:36:03 -0000

They're starting to recruit reporters in Craigslist: Reporter - http://worcester.craigslist.or...

Re: Who needs community news?

Noah R. Bombard — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 20:34:34 -0000

I agree. And I'm probably hitting this point a little harder than needed. But I do believe that when looking to the now and the future, you've got to have something more than just a central place for information culled from other sites. West Seattle Blog has more than that. And you also have to look at what a specific community has for online resources and how web and mobile savvy the residents in that area tend to be. Not every place is the same.

Re: Who needs community news?

TR in WS — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 20:21:10 -0000

Agree to some degree. We mix "stories you can't find anywhere else" with some of the stuff you mention. But you are too quick to dismiss the latter as information that's "readily available." For a still-startling amount of people, no, it's not. It's buried in a million different places. Bringing it together - I look at about 15 different sites and Facebook pages to pull together a simple "transportation changes etc. for the holiday" type of roundup. My reader has better things to do. Same thing with "who's open on Christmas Eve for dinner." It's worse than ever right now because a lot of businesses aren't even using their websites - they're slapping this information up as Facebook statuses, maybe three days before the event, maybe a day before, maybe the day of, but NO rhyme or reason or predictability. Eventually, I'm sure, somebody technically smarter than me will come up with a coherent system that will make all this information easy to find, logically catalogued, etc. Right now, the system is me and the people who work for me. Inbetween some semi-investigative journalism, like two days ago when I had to go downtown to dig through an analog file of documents to confirm a semi-bombshell about a much-watched local project. Funny thing is, the nearest newspaper is getting fluffier, even as we get more serious ...

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