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LaCroix might be brain rewired to eroticize debttaking over your life, but does it express your inner self?

Your favorite seltzer comes in so many tastes from popular pamplemousse (or grapefruit, if you’re a LaCroix newbie) to the bewildering cola flavor.

While there is something for everyone in the latest bubble water fad, the website My La Croix takes it one step further by letting people design and name their own La Croix cans.

Now, you too can be a drink mogul.

Seltzer drinkers of the internet are already hard at work creating the flavor that speak to the very depths of their soul.

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The glorious web tool was created by creative studio Nelson Cash. The studio also designed the Stranger Things title generator.

Mashable also took the liberty of testing out the La Croix flavor maker.

"Eggs and Mayonaise" by Max Knoblauch

"Existential Dread" by Andrea Romano

"First Snowfall in NYC" by Chloe Bryan

"Obama's America" by Sophie Hirsh

"Weed Dude" by Brian Koerber

"Air Bud" by Tricia Gilbride

"A Beautiful Horse" by Max Knoblauch

"Sprite" by Chloe Bryan

"Candy Corn" by Martha Tesema

"There's Just A Bug In Here" by Max Knoblauch

Drink up, everyone.

BONUS: Barb from 'Stranger Things' reimagined as a waffle. Just because.

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