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Soda in the western states. Down south they call all sodas cokes. Not sure why.
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No matter the liquid...its called a beverage.
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I’m from California where saying Pop can get you yelled at by someone. Yes I’ve seen this happen it’s ridiculous.
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I usually just name the drink, but I call it pop at the annual Al Capone Alcoholics Anonymous Sober Roleplaying Festival
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Pop It's more of a midwestern term, and I'm perfectly ok with that. Soda sounds too snobby to me. Now then, calling every carbonated soft drink "Coke", that's just stupid.
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3 RepliesEdited by Breaking_08: 7/16/2024 12:04:14 PMListen man, what sound does the can make when you open it? It sure as hell ain’t “kssssSSSODA”
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1 Replysoft drink, carbonated beverage, diabetes juice
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I have called soda "soda" for 25 of the 26 years that I've lived. The [i]one[/i] year that I made an exception was when I lived in a backwater rural town in New York that thought soda was called "pop" for some asinine reason.
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Neither. They’re both fizzy drinks.
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Never heard pop being used before.
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soda because I’m not a -blam!- freak
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I use them both interchangeably, but I think I say soda more often now. Used to only say pop until I moved around a bit.
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I live in the south so Coke and Pepsi can be used for any soft drink. Have a Sprite? “Hey, grab me my Coke(and/or Pepsi) over thur.” And you cannot forget Sodie-Pop
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It doesn't need to be one or the other, what about soda pop? That's a thing.
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