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The Red Solo Cup:How the disposable drinking vessel became an American party staple.
Kind of an interesting story:
http://www.slate.com/articles/busine...newsletter_tis |
LOL. Pulled into the hotel this past weekend for homecoming and what was the first thing I saw in the parking lot? Alumni from the 1950s drinking out of their red Solo cups. It made me happy. :)
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My last apartment was a few miles from a Solo factory/warehouse in Conyers. I would giggle a little every time I drove past it's Solo sign because of memories of post-party fraternity house lawns.
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Think they squared off the bottom so they wouldn't fall so easily? I didn't know it was legal to party without them! Of course, I was over 10 before I realized that Dixie Cups weren't named after my mother!
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LOL... I love the comment at the end
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Once I went to a party where they had blue and green solo cups and I was perplexed. I'm convinced that partying is somehow less fun when the solo cups are not red. It's almost like my mind doesn't register it as a party if the cups aren't red.
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I recently went to a 50th birthday party for a friend where they had kegs and red solo cups. They also had green and blue solo cups- but those were for the non-alcoholic beverages. so it was easy to tell the kids cups from the adult cups!
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I just got home from Target and they had orange and black Solo cups for Halloween parties....not sure how I feel about this. I am a traditionalist. :D
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We have 'em burnt orange and aggie maroon down here in Texas! :)
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I can't believe I've never heard or seen flip cup. I had to look it up on You-Tube.
I'm a round cup gal myself. I must buy the red generic ones. We have them from our last BBQ, but they don't have the sleeve on them anymore. |
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