Pop. Canadian, eh.
Poll
Is it called pop or soda?
| Pop | 35% | 35% - 60 | ||||
| Soda | 57% | 57% - 99 | ||||
| Soda Pop | 5% | 5% - 10 | ||||
| Pop Soda | 1% | 1% - 2 | ||||
| Total: 171 | ||||||
When I lived in Michigan we called it pop, but here (New York) they call it soda.
In My Experience Midwest = pop
East Coast = Soda
In My Experience Midwest = pop
East Coast = Soda
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I call it soda.
coke
Fizzy lifting drinks
Pop Canada
x2RavyGravy wrote:
agreedmenzo wrote:
soft drink , just say the brand you want
disagree x1Roger Lesboules wrote:
x2RavyGravy wrote:
agreedmenzo wrote:
soft drink , just say the brand you want
so its only 1 agree now
...this.h4hagen wrote:
When I lived in Michigan we called it pop, but here (New York) they call it soda.
In My Experience Midwest = pop
East Coast = Soda
...But since I'm from NJ, it's soda.
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It dont work that way=NHB=Shadow wrote:
disagree x1Roger Lesboules wrote:
x2RavyGravy wrote:
agreed
so its only 1 agree now
yes way!!!Roger Lesboules wrote:
It dont work that way=NHB=Shadow wrote:
disagree x1Roger Lesboules wrote:
x2
so its only 1 agree now
softdrink
No sir! No can do! Jump out!=NHB=Shadow wrote:
yes way!!!Roger Lesboules wrote:
It dont work that way=NHB=Shadow wrote:
disagree x1
so its only 1 agree now
yeah u can make that assumption lolh4hagen wrote:
When I lived in Michigan we called it pop, but here (New York) they call it soda.
In My Experience Midwest = pop
East Coast = Soda
I call it fizzy.
TimmmmaaaaH wrote:
softdrink
here is the state break down
So where did the term soft drink come from? It was chosen because a hard was used to describe alcoholic beverages, hence the antonym soft was the obvious choice for non-alcoholic beverage. And beverage came from the Old French root word beivre (to drink) during their conquest of England in 1066.
That makes sense onwhy they're called soft drinks. If anything I'd call them "Rough Drinks" especially heavily carbonated pop.
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some people call generic sodas coke?
Yeah that doesn't make much sense to me unless they decide to put some cocaine in it.HaiBai wrote:
some people call generic sodas coke?
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Makes sense. Grew up in MI calling it pop, went to college in WI and they call it soda.
who gives a fuck
you don't drink much, do you melvin.War Man wrote:
That makes sense onwhy they're called soft drinks. If anything I'd call them "Rough Drinks" especially heavily carbonated pop.