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Soda!
2006-08-31, 3:16 PM #41
Pop, you communists.
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2006-08-31, 3:37 PM #42
Originally posted by Zloc_Vergo:
Pop, you communists.


that's exactly the sort of response i would expect.... FROM A COMMUNIST!

dun dun dunnnn.....
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2006-08-31, 4:01 PM #43
Coke = Coca Cola
Soda = Someone hesitating while saying soda water (aka mineral water)
Pop = Something toasters do
Soft drink = A beverage of carbonated water and sugar
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2006-08-31, 4:32 PM #44
[QUOTE=urban dictionary]Washingtonian: Is there a pop machine in this venue? I am truly parched.
Californian: "Pot machine?" When did they begin the enterprise of vending the cannabis?
Washingtonian: No, good sir. I requested a "pop" machine.
Californian: Is "pop" some other form of illegal or illicit substance?
Washingtonian: No, bloke. Look here: "pop" as in a soft drink--such as a cola beverage, for example.
Californian: Ho! You desire to beseech a "soda."
Washingtonian: It's "pop," damnit. "Pop."[/QUOTE]

soda ftw
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2006-08-31, 4:40 PM #45
soda :D
2006-08-31, 5:04 PM #46
Soda just sounds so much more... sophisticated. Maybe it's because it has more syllables.

Soda.
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2006-08-31, 5:26 PM #47
Southerners call it Coke
I am a Southerner
I call it Coke
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2006-08-31, 5:42 PM #48
Coke.
2006-08-31, 5:51 PM #49
Coke mother****ers.

Originally posted by Emon:
Coke refers to the name brand Coca-Cola, which is a specific product.


Yeah, it's like if people went around calling those moving staircases "escalators," or adhesive bandages "Band-Aids." Completely absurd, right?
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2006-08-31, 5:52 PM #50
Pop. End of discussion.
2006-08-31, 9:49 PM #51
Pop, though soda is accepted here as well.
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2006-08-31, 10:29 PM #52
[QUOTE=Michael MacFarlane]Completely absurd, right?[/QUOTE]
Yes, by principal, no by the fact that there probably weren't any competitors at the time, and when there were, the products were virtually the same. Coca-Cola is not virtually the same as Mountain Dew or Sprite, so calling it Coke is absurd. If all soda products tasted the same, then it would be acceptable. For example, people often call RC-Cola "Coke" or "Coca-Cola" since it is a clone of the namebrand Coca-Cola.
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2006-08-31, 11:08 PM #53
Originally posted by Emon:
Whatever your preference, I think we can all agree that people who call everything "Coke" are just idiots.


They're not idiots, they're just people who have acquired an unfortunate dialectal term.
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2006-08-31, 11:11 PM #54
Doing coke is wrong. Soda might not be as addictive, but it's still for cool kids. I dunno wtf pop is.
2006-08-31, 11:55 PM #55
It's Mountain Dew because that's all I drink.

I usualy just call em by the name.

BUT IT'S FARGING SODA YOU YANKS.
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2006-09-01, 1:07 AM #56
Originally posted by Spork:
Coke = Coca Cola
Soda = Someone hesitating while saying soda water (aka mineral water)
Pop = Something toasters do
Soft drink = A beverage of carbonated water and sugar

Spork got it right.
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2006-09-01, 4:34 AM #57
Soda? Pop?

I always thought those were actual drinks, now I understand it's differentl labels for soft drinks

Finally, I can stop wondering what soda/pop is.
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2006-09-01, 12:43 PM #58
I call everything by it's name.

Otherwise, Fizzy juice. :P
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2006-09-01, 12:44 PM #59
I use pop and soda equally. "Pop" is definately the more used term around here though.
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2006-09-01, 12:52 PM #60
Originally posted by Alan:
It's Mountain Dew because that's all I drink.

I usualy just call em by the name.

BUT IT'S FARGING SODA YOU YANKS.


bb-but if you look on that chart the 'Yanks' say soda...
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2006-09-01, 1:53 PM #61
Coke = Coca-Cola, cherry coke, etc. Often used around here for any cola varierty.
Soda = Carbinated Water, ask for soda in a pub or resturant and that's what you'll get. Soda is also one of the ingrediants for making fizzy drinks when using the bag in box system.
Fizzy drink = Flavoured soda, can be made with just flavourings or multiple ingrediants, strangley it rarley is used to discribe soda which is a "fizzy drink"!
Mineral water = Stuff out of the ground or tap with added minerals uaually served in a bottle.
Pop = Slang - Any flavoured drink, usually none fizzy but makes very little difference.

Personally I usually just use the name of the flavour of the drink (cola/coke, lemonade, orange) in a bar or the actual name in a shop (Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Sprite, Orange Tango, Orange Fanta).
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