Coca-Cola Border

Border tells the story of two soldiers from rival nations who are able to put aside their differences and, for the briefest of moments, see each other as individuals as they share an ice-cold bottle of Coke.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Coke
• Coca-Cola
• Border
• crossing
• line
• Guards
• Commercial
• TV
• Sword
• Advertisement
• Open
• Happiness
• 2011

[skyminex]

@DJDeadca7t you got all that from a coke ad?

[tacutamon1]

@xXTHE18Xx Yes but you forget the fact that the U.S. actually purchased the lands in the treaty for 18 million dollars and the removal of Mexican debt, which means the U.S. wan't just given the land. Although the land was purchased at a greatly discounted price because of the war, International Law does not state anything against the accusation of land through money and thus the U.S. still has proper ownership.  Panama was actually rented from the government, so we had to give it back to them.

[NegativeNuke]

Google Earth. THEY CHANGED THE BORDERS WE HAVE TO CHANGE IT! WE HAVE TO CHANGE EVERYTHING!

[nemesis962074]

@Jackblackblood This soldiers seem to be from no particular nation, everything seems a little weird, but if I had to guess it would be British and French soldiers in African colonies.

[hitlersucks101]

coke rocks

[Jeffyski]

Do anyone know whats's the name of theme?

[Jackblackblood]

for what nations the 2 soilders stand sry guys but im wastn good at history

[bohilas]

nice

[MonsieurSpayce]

The actors are french. :)

[SkullWarriors1]

@ItsJokkul plastic is used mainly in the u.s. as glass is used all over the world, mexico, england, u name it, i probly uses glass bottles. plastic is just cheaper

[feverfordaflava180]

@ItsJokkul In the Philippines they use glass bottles for their coke

[feverfordaflava180]

Why don't they sell coke In glass bottles any more? It looked so much more cool than the plastic ones.