Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
All I can think of when I hear that is Pop, Goes The Weasel. (I call it "soda.")All intelligent people say "pop".
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Soda, coke or pop. What do you call it.
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Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
'Soda,' 'pop,' or 'coke': More than 400,000 Americans weighed in, and a map of their answers is exactly what you'd expect | Business Insider India
Pop Vs. SodaAmericans have different words for soft drink depending on which region of the United States theyre from.
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
Yep, I call mine "the Weasel".
I sometimes call it "liquid candy." Because there's so much darned sugar in it, it is basically liquid candy.
Referring to it as liquid candy has been quite effective in getting me to only have it very, very occasionally as an adult.
Referring to it as liquid candy has been quite effective in getting me to only have it very, very occasionally as an adult.
We Never Know
No Slack
I didn't drink any for around 5 years. But 2 years ago I went back to drinking one or two 20oz Mt Dews per week. Its my coffee lol
Soda.
But outside of the occasional sugar free energy drink, I mostly avoid the stuff.
But outside of the occasional sugar free energy drink, I mostly avoid the stuff.
Guitar's Cry
Disciple of Pan
Soder. In New England we take the "r" off some words and tack them on others.
"In the summah, we like our soder ice cold."
Edit: My partner (who's from Massachusetts) informs me in no uncertain terms that is a Maine-only thing. "You won't find anyone South of Boston saying crap like that."
"In the summah, we like our soder ice cold."
Edit: My partner (who's from Massachusetts) informs me in no uncertain terms that is a Maine-only thing. "You won't find anyone South of Boston saying crap like that."
We Never Know
No Slack
So is it pop or soda? The can lists both.
I know. Confusing, isn't it? Cute picture, though. Looks like the kind of soda @Dan From Smithville would enjoy.
Tamino
Active Member
Interestingly enough, here in Germany we use "soft drinks" quite frequently, but never "pop" or "soda". (But "poppen" is a colloquial term for having sexual intercourse, so perhaps be cautious about asking for a pop in Germany...)
In German it would be Limonaden or Alkoholfreie Getränke. And what I have also heard people use is a summary of the most popular types, kind of like it's a single word: "Cola-Fanta-Sprite"
In German it would be Limonaden or Alkoholfreie Getränke. And what I have also heard people use is a summary of the most popular types, kind of like it's a single word: "Cola-Fanta-Sprite"
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
I can't remember the type of soda I drank so often in Germany but I remember that it had a cola and orange type of label! I lived in Aschaffenburg and it was very, very popular around there. I ordered it pretty often till everywhere I went started carrying sparkling mineral water or mineralwasser as they called it, Sparkling or still but I always ordered sparkling. Anyway, no one carried sweet iced tea and that's what I would usually get in the US, so I had to order a soda or a beer. Of course, with little or no ice.
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Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Ugh, same here.
In the St. Louis/southern Illinois area, growing up at least it was 'sodee.'
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Pop where I was born and raised. Soda where I live now. And like others I do not drink the stuff. Except for occasionally I splurge and buy a 12 ounce. (355 ml) bottle of the real stuff. Mexican Coke with sugar instead of corn syrup. A small bottle of that costs more than a liter of Coke.
And since it is almost time to Cinco my Mayo I may be buying some. I have a pork carnitas recipe (I know that is redundant) that calls for the "real thing".
And since it is almost time to Cinco my Mayo I may be buying some. I have a pork carnitas recipe (I know that is redundant) that calls for the "real thing".
That's not so bad. When I was still doing contract work, there was this guy I met who was... quite literally addicted to the sugar and caffeine. I didn't believe that was a really a thing until meeting him. He drank three of them every day and would get serious withdrawal symptoms if he didn't. It was... it wasn't my place to tell him he had a problem, but...
Seeing "litre" spelled that way hurts my eyes even more than seeing people call pop "soda."
