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Surge even had its own Slurpee flavor at 7-Eleven. Coca-Cola discontinued Surge in 2003, but Save Surge, a Facebook group, had more than 300,000 backers at one point.

Weird History is taking you back to the '90s for a big ol' can of Surge. Have you ever been browsing the insufficiently extreme soda aisle at your local grocery store and found yourself wondering ...

Whoa. Coca-Cola today is rereleasing Surge, a drink that only existed from 1996 to 2003, meaning the last time you swigged it, you were wearing Tommy Hilfiger and listening to a mix CD.

On the official Surge website, you can find out if the Burger King in your area carries the soda in a Coke Freestyle machine. It isn’t the 16 oz cans that used to be available.