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Is it Soda or is it Pop?
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jstkdn
Well-Connected
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May-4-2005 08:56
Discuss...
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cfm
Nomad
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May-25-2005 15:55
*refuses to give in and use the term soda*
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MarcusAndrew
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May-25-2005 16:04
well im not sure if i've posted here before but in England we generally call them fizzy drinks. Its been a while since I've had any though, the sugar makes me hyper!
*blushes*
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Makensie Brewer
Super Steeper
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May-25-2005 16:06
the sugar makes me fat and its evil...I have to stay away from it. *sigh* altho, I LOVE sugar! when its in chocolate especially!! *giggle*
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Daniella Jewel
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Jun-5-2005 11:07
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Daniella Jewel
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Jun-5-2005 11:08
More importantly: is it chicken or is it fish?
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Merritt
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Aug-6-2005 22:03
In Wisconsin, it can go either way. I am squarely a SODA person myself. Another one that gets me going is drinking fountain, water fountain or bubbler!
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William H Welch
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Aug-7-2005 20:21
who ever said they call it Dr Pepper in the south.... no we dont...im from Alabama and live ona dirt rd :-P the dead end of one as a matter of fact...and for the most part here its coke.
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P. Rockwell
Well-Connected
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Aug-7-2005 23:49
Hey cfm! Doesn't the term "fountain drink" work here?
Does that term makes sence elsewhere?
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Skip Brubaker
Well-Connected
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Aug-8-2005 17:38
Michigan- and we call it Pop
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jstkdn
Well-Connected
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Aug-8-2005 17:47
OK let me get this straight. Previously some folks said we call soda or pop, "Coke."
So basically if you want a fanta, you still order a coke? Or if someone offers me a coke, I may end up getting a sprite?
Huh?
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