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You guys, someone has finally made ramen for gamers.

>> No.15310580

>>15310575
basil, oregano, rosemary, thyme... I can't remember? What other leafy herb goes into italian seasoning?

>> No.15310606

>>15310575
How did Mountain Dew become associated with gaming? Do gamers really drink it?

>> No.15310622

needs gfuel

>> No.15310624

>>15310606
Its just marketing propaganda.

>> No.15310625
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I should think the real gamer fuel would be nutritionally complete ramen, since gaymers aren't exactly cooking real food between noodle bowls.

>> No.15310631

>>15310606
It has some of the highest caffeine content of commonly available sodas before energy drinks became popular. Gamers prefer to feed their dopamine addiction than sleep.

>> No.15310634

>>15310631
How come coffee never become a thing for gamers?

>> No.15310651

>>15310634
>how come coffee never caught on with 14 year old boys?
That's a story for another time

>> No.15310654

>>15310651
I don't think age is an issue and it always would have been accessible. I think there's a jar of freeze dried coffee in everyone's house. At least in western countries. Plus, I see literal children drinking coffee now but for whatever reason it never caught on as the caffeine gamer fuel.

>> No.15310657

>>15310654
Uh-huh, yeah. Keep going, you almost got me convinced. Video games are for mature adults and children like their coffee black.

>> No.15310663

>>15310606
In the late 90s? maybe early 2000's Pepsico made cringey "gamer" related adds and sponsorships for Mountain Dew. They were mocked up and down, and Dew became an icon of retards who play video games moreso to identify with corporatized "gamer culture" than for the sake of enjoying the games. Unfortunately zoomers don't get the irony and embrace it. Nowadays this caricature is a genuine representation of the typical video game consumer.

>> No.15310664

>>15310657
I don't think there's any age barriers on coffee or games, they seem to be consumed by all ages now but if caffeine is the sole appeal of gamer drinks then surely you can understand why I'm confused coffee never caught on in that regard.

>> No.15310672

>>15310664
I bet you get confused by alot of things

>> No.15310675

>>15310672
Yeah, I have an inquisitive mind.

>> No.15311704

>>15310606
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BW4kaQk50Vo

Literally because of Halo and Geoff Keighley

>> No.15311711

>>15310625
Is this stuff actually good? It seemed intriguing but ramen isn't very filling so I'm hesitant to spend more than pocket change on it.

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>Uh-huh, yeah. Keep going, you almost got me convinced.
>I bet you get confused by alot of things

>> No.15312188

>>15311711
Put some rice in the leftover soup

>> No.15312190

>>15310634
Coffee makes you shit yourself.

>> No.15312202

>>15310575
Finally I have something I can eat while paying for Steam keys at the end of year sale.

>> No.15312586

>>15310575
Peak leftist soy.

Can I eat my gamer ramen in my Rick and Morty onesie while playing my Nintendo switch in my late 30s?

>> No.15312664

>>15310575
I don't want it.

>> No.15312759

>>15310580
Tarragon and marjoram.
Also remove the basil and you'll have herbes de provence.