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Is it Soda or is it Pop?
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jstkdn
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May-4-2005 08:56
Discuss...
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jstkdn
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May-5-2005 03:05
Morley, yes it is a southern thing. They kept correcting me when I kept asking for Iced Tea with sugar.
Also sometimes automatically I ask for a "Coca cola light" when I am in the US, instead of a "Diet coke." In europe we call it Coca Cola light, the can says so too.
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Blaise Joshua
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May-5-2005 03:08
Not all Europe, Jstkdn! In Britain it's Diet Coke, though it's anathema for most Brits to refer to themselves as European at all : o )
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jstkdn
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May-5-2005 03:42
I actually considered that. But then I figured, the english always say that they are not in Europe, so I am just going with their flow. :) :)
Oh oh oh, good luck on the elections today!!!
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jstkdn
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May-5-2005 03:44
(If you can vote from Ireland that is.)
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mrs.zane
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May-5-2005 05:24
Yes jstkdn sweet tea although sourthern style sweet tea is tooooo sweet. I like just a little sugar not a lot like they serve in the south. In southeastern West Virginia it is pop.
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jstkdn
Well-Connected
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May-5-2005 06:43
Yeah, I'd love to sea something like Sweet Coffee! Like a iced coffee, but super sweet AND caffinated.
I am getting a brain buzz just fantasizing about it. :)
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Makensie Brewer
Super Steeper
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May-5-2005 08:09
Thats probably why I like sweet tea down there...sweeter the better for me *grin*
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marylou
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May-5-2005 09:37
Acually, Blaise I have seen Coca-cola light in some takeaways. I am also from England. And I would call it pop.
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ral315
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May-5-2005 16:12
It's a pop (Michigan)
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Jojo
Old Shoe
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May-5-2005 16:53
As a Michiganer, it's POP!
(*remembers having this dicussion with Stanz once*)
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