The original Coca Cola used to have cocaine in it, when it was first introduced back in the 1880's. But it was taken out of the soft drink back in the 1920's due to cocaine being highly addictive and illegal.
Coca Cola was invented in Atlanta, USA back in the 1880's and its recipe is a closely guarded secret. Many soft drink companies have tried to copy Coca Cola but none of them taste as good as "Coca Cola".
1996 Atlanta Olympics were the Coca Cola Olympics.

McDonald's makes millions selling Coca Cola. That's why.

Wrong. This is their greatest advertisement.

I know that virtually none of you remember this advert, but it's one of the greatest of all time.

how they managed to make that commercial amazes me.

My dad probably remembers that. That is boss.

Not quite sure what you mean but whenever I'm stuck on an advertising problem, I watch that commercial. It's one of the most incredible, cheesy, heartwarming, yet effective adverts I've ever seen. It's an entire ball of emotions rolled into one, it fit the time, and it scored huge.

On the topic of adverts, I would put Jack in the Box's comeback from e Coli and the resurrection of Jack way up there, too. Volkswagen circa 1995-2000 was great, too.

Back OT, I like Coke because it's what I grew up with and it tastes good. That's it. When it comes to other sodas, I drink almost everything. But if it's a cola, it has to be Coke.

it's the best cola. period. only one I'll ever drink. I like mountain dew better, but coke is the only cola there is.

I had my first Coke can and fell in love.

When I saw that commercial for the first time, I thought, "Yeah, that's how it feels to have and/or share a Coke."

I don't usually buy into marketing or love products but I have two commercial loves. Super Mario and Coke.

its true coke is nice whast the nicest other flavour coca cola e.g. cherry coke, coke with vanilla e.c.t

Marketing. You know, the shape of the bottle, the larger than life adverts, the rampant product placement.