Talk:Soft drinks in Denmark
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The following was written on the IP-addresses own talk page, I think it belongs here: ---
hi I just entered this article - please correct my layout/text at will.
-Thorbjørn Hansen
In total this article might be better titled as Soft drinks in Denmark. I can't find the move feature again or I might do it myself. Many of the drinks which are of Danish origin could be listed at Soft drink which has now no Danish entries. Rmhermen 20:24 10 Jul 2003 (UTC)
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