Do you say Soda, Coke, or Pop?

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  • ethrtyiS
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    fizzy drinks cuz im from da uk

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  • Gangsta
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    I say coke. I feel like its more a southern thing though.

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  • mattdk318i
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    Originally posted by Dj Buttchug
    i hate when ppl say pop.

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  • jasonsnoddy
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    i swing both ways :up:

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  • HellzMindPlaya
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    I learned it as pop from my parents. Soda to me refers to the stuff that comes out of the second option of the 7up (soda water).

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  • MikeDE
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    lol...I just had pop come out of my nose.

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  • scabzzzz
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    Originally posted by Massive Lee
    I thought that DrPepper was the prefered brand in the South.

    You canadian asshole.... Dont you EVER mix up a Texan with a true southerner. Texans are Texans. Southerners are from Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, Tennessee. Bible belt style. Theres a big difference in the accent too, and how they dress, how they cook meat, etc.. :)

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  • Stanley Rockefeller
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    Soda is carbonated water A.K.A. Club Soda, NOT Tonic Water

    Pop is refers to all carbonated beverages regardless of brand

    Coke is Coca Cola and not Pepsi...if I wanted a Pepsi, I'd ask for one

    /thread

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  • SimplyDope
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    I say soda, but live in a backwards country where everyone says pop. I still say soda just to make people go WHAAAA???

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  • Massive Lee
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    Originally posted by scabzzzz
    Lots of the original Coca Cola factories in the south, hence the Coke branding.
    I thought that DrPepper was the prefered brand in the South.

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  • kamotors
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    soda

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  • blunttech
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    Originally posted by b*saint
    When refering to a soft drink.

    Id be willing to bet this survey was government funded

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  • scabzzzz
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    You'd probably get your ass kicked by a 2 toof redneck if you said anything other than coke referring to a Coca Cola or Pepsi or anything really. Lots of the original Coca Cola factories in the south, hence the Coke branding.

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  • Stevie30
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    Where I grew up in Georgia the old-timers called them dopes.

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  • ldsbeaker
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    Soda.

    I grew up in Las Vegas.

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