View Full Version : What is the correct Soft Drinks/Pop/Soda etc???
AussieBoy
10/28/08, 06:05 PM
inspired by a previous debate today....
What is the correct term for Soft Drinks/Pop/Soda etc???
Fizzy all the way home baby!
MasonR5
10/28/08, 09:25 PM
it's all coke
AussieBoy
10/28/08, 09:29 PM
it's all coke
really!!??? i heard someone ages say ppl in USA call everything Coke (even lemonade, lemon squash, fanta, pepsi, everything!!!!)
i was gonna put it but didnt believe it was true.... so ur not winding me up??
Alex DiVincenzo
10/29/08, 07:31 AM
Soda </thread>
Metfan615
10/29/08, 07:50 AM
Soda
how is pop not winning? come on
Burn That Shit
10/29/08, 12:23 PM
It's soda you fucks!
White Noise
10/29/08, 12:33 PM
It all means the same thing.
myplasticyou
10/29/08, 12:37 PM
backwoods retards call it pop
MasonR5
10/29/08, 01:01 PM
really!!??? i heard someone ages say ppl in USA call everything Coke (even lemonade, lemon squash, fanta, pepsi, everything!!!!)
i was gonna put it but didnt believe it was true.... so ur not winding me up??
yeah coke, pepsi, fanta, whatever. it's all coke. i think it's kinda a southern U.S. thing though.
Person 1: you want a coke or something?
Person 2: yeah, i'll have a Mountain Dew.
edit: what the fuck is lemon squash?
gonnagetuhigh
10/29/08, 02:26 PM
POP...americans and their 'soda' what is that :P
AussieBoy
10/29/08, 03:04 PM
yeah coke, pepsi, fanta, whatever. it's all coke. i think it's kinda a southern U.S. thing though.
Person 1: you want a coke or something?
Person 2: yeah, i'll have a Mountain Dew.
edit: what the fuck is lemon squash?
lemon squash is what australians (and prob NZ and UK) call drinks like Lift and Solo, lemon flavoured fizzy drink
adam289
10/29/08, 08:39 PM
Everyone I know says soft drink.
LamarVannoy
10/29/08, 08:52 PM
inspired by a previous debate today....
What is the correct term for Soft Drinks/Pop/Soda etc???
Fizzy all the way home baby!
yeah i always say Fizzy drink.
It was funny when i went to a cafe in america and asked what fizzy drinks they had. they had no clue what i was talking about lol. same with chips/fries and tomato sauce/ketchup.
Minearl Drink? never heard that one before. who calls it that?
edit: oh wait...was that a typo? is it meant to say Mineral Drink?
Indoor Living
10/29/08, 08:56 PM
God it's cool how cultures are so different, especially in small things like this.
AussieBoy
10/29/08, 09:00 PM
yeah i always say Fizzy drink.
It was funny when i went to a cafe in america and asked what fizzy drinks they had. they had no clue what i was talking about lol. same with chips/fries and tomato sauce/ketchup.
Minearl Drink? never heard that one before. who calls it that?
edit: oh wait...was that a typo? is it meant to say Mineral Drink?
Mineral is apperentl the Irish!! or so my lepruchaun friend reckons
and to the Americans... here's a spanner in the works... i always hear SODA POP in movies, they combine the 2?
andrewshungry
10/29/08, 09:08 PM
i hate when people say pop
Heart-A-Tact
10/30/08, 03:20 PM
I'm from Missouri, and a few people here in Florida have ridiculed me for calling it soda. I have no idea why.
Mineral is apperentl the Irish!! or so my lepruchaun friend reckons
and to the Americans... here's a spanner in the works... i always hear SODA POP in movies, they combine the 2?
People around here usually say pop. You get some sodas every once in a while though.
People say soda pop too sometimes around here, but it's usually sort of tongue in cheek/knowingly silly.
soft drink for me.
honourable mentions to fizzy drink and carbonated bevo
rob_mylo
10/31/08, 12:21 PM
when i was a kid it was pop, then i moved. now its soda.
mapster
10/31/08, 12:37 PM
soda/pop/soft drink...mainly pop for me tho
Ryzenfall
10/31/08, 11:59 PM
God it's cool how cultures are so different, especially in small things like this.
Someone who knows how to appreciate and not hate. Rock on.
Indoor Living
11/01/08, 09:21 AM
Someone who knows how to appreciate and not hate. Rock on.
Haha, hell yeah!
Machu505
11/01/08, 11:12 AM
It's soda.
AbbeyCarbs
11/01/08, 12:22 PM
Soda
ActionActionFan
11/01/08, 06:04 PM
Soda.
drewziph
11/01/08, 06:49 PM
fizzy fizzy baby
sasalukac
11/01/08, 09:38 PM
dope? apparently i'm out of touch with this soda street lingo
TruthBeTold 13
11/02/08, 08:30 AM
when i was a kid it was pop, then i moved. now its soda.
Same. Well, kinda. Chicago to California and back to Chicago. So it was pop to soda to pop.
sammyboy516
11/02/08, 07:13 PM
soda. but it depends on your country/location in the US, really.
ihatecayte
11/02/08, 07:28 PM
pop, seeing as how i'm from the midwest.
it's definitely one of those regional things.
briewer
11/02/08, 11:16 PM
backwoods retards call it pop
I've got 5 million people of Chicago and its greater suburbs saying you're wrong. The only people would call it soda in Illinois are from up north, from the cultural mecca that is Wisconsin, or from southern Illinois, which anyone could easily confuse as Kentucky.
Signatoria
11/03/08, 12:43 AM
I thought everyone calls it different things. We Aussies call it fizzy useually, or maybe soft drink.
Americans call it soda. That's all I know xD
Un'Aria Ancora
11/03/08, 01:14 PM
Coke actually, it's all Coke.
joey.esposto
11/04/08, 06:32 AM
haha this is funny
i'm pretty sure soda is more of an american thing and pop is more canadian?? and i dont know about the rest haha
246toothpicks
11/04/08, 07:01 AM
sody. btw my teef hurt.
Jamos4184
11/04/08, 01:15 PM
It mostly just depends on where you are from. Seems like most from the northeastern states call it soda (this includes me). Midwest is pop (this used to be me, when I lived in Iowa). Not sure what they call it out west. I think the south calls everything coke.
My argument is look at the labels. Most carbonated beverage labels say "Soda". "Pop" is what you call your grandpa or the sound that a breaking bubble makes.
Jamos4184
11/04/08, 01:17 PM
The end all with this argument is that Stewie Griffin called it "soda" in the most recent episode of Family Guy. Game, set, MATCH!
Co and Ca
11/04/08, 01:55 PM
I voted for soda, even though I say coke. Well, I do say soda sometimes as well haha.
hero_dujour
11/04/08, 03:13 PM
SODA. Haha, pop, so weird. What in the world is lolly water?
I'm from Missouri, and a few people here in Florida have ridiculed me for calling it soda. I have no idea why.thats weird. i thought down in the the south was more apparent to saying soda and up in pennsylvania and all those new england states were apparent to saying pop?
Heart-A-Tact
11/04/08, 06:33 PM
thats weird. i thought down in the the south was more apparent to saying soda and up in pennsylvania and all those new england states were apparent to saying pop?
I was under the same impression, but I guess the few people who called me out on it thought it was ridiculous. :shrug:
Hagysaurus Rex
11/04/08, 08:44 PM
Mineral is apperentl the Irish!! or so my lepruchaun friend reckons
and to the Americans... here's a spanner in the works... i always hear SODA POP in movies, they combine the 2?
Sodee Pop!!
Whenever I go back home I call it soda just to piss everyone off; they all call it pop.
Poochemist
11/05/08, 05:16 AM
I totally call it Soda myself. However...
I believe that "Soft Drink" is a non-regional dialect that won't piss people off, especially if you venture down into the south or New England.
Merch_Mike
11/05/08, 03:03 PM
Americans say Soda
Canadians say Pop
Tim Lincecum
11/05/08, 03:18 PM
technically its soda pop... but when you abbreviate something you usually use the first part of it... so its gotta be soda... ive used this argument against the "pop" people and they just dont seem to care... this battle will go on for centuries
dpetty21
11/05/08, 05:19 PM
i hate when people say pop
I hate when people don't say pop.
Say Nothing
11/05/08, 05:25 PM
I say pop...
dpetty21
11/05/08, 05:26 PM
I've got 5 million people of Chicago and its greater suburbs saying you're wrong. The only people would call it soda in Illinois are from up north, from the cultural mecca that is Wisconsin, or from southern Illinois, which anyone could easily confuse as Kentucky.
I second this althought I'm not from Chicago haha. It's the same situation in Ohio. Well maybe just northern Ohio but I don't really know because I try not to go south except to Cinci once in a while.
andrewshungry
11/05/08, 05:40 PM
guess its an ohio thing
SeanEBoy2686
11/05/08, 09:26 PM
POP...americans and their 'soda' what is that :P
I know in all the areas near me... OH, PA, MI, IL, IN... pop is the way to go
I've got 5 million people of Chicago and its greater suburbs saying you're wrong. The only people would call it soda in Illinois are from up north, from the cultural mecca that is Wisconsin, or from southern Illinois, which anyone could easily confuse as Kentucky.
the descriptions made me laugh
rckstr29
11/07/08, 07:49 AM
Personally, I voted soda, but I'm totally calling it lolly water from now on
youwithoutMe
11/07/08, 09:24 AM
pittsburgh calls it pop
so i see coke/pepsi and think "pop"
samsara
11/07/08, 08:19 PM
what the crap??
i call all of it coke!
DaniMoo
11/08/08, 05:03 PM
It's all coke. And I'll most likely make fun of anyone that calls in anything different down here.
Hahahaha @ lolly water.
I call it pop.
I don't think I've ever said the word soda except when making reference to Ponyboy's brother in The Outsiders.
SuNDaYSTaR
11/08/08, 07:27 PM
Soda. Apart from the first three, I haven't heard any of these before.
Dre Okorley
11/08/08, 08:23 PM
backwoods retards call it pop
rotflol :lol:
king marcello
11/09/08, 06:04 PM
anyone who still calls it pop needs to die
HelpMeSleep
11/10/08, 10:31 PM
soda. but I think pop is totally cute, wish people said that around here.
Roboman
11/11/08, 02:49 PM
SODA, all the way. Fuck the "ooh, look at me, I'm southern!" idea of calling everything "coke", that's such bullshit.
And pop just...sounds lame.
just.Starla.
11/11/08, 02:59 PM
Soda
etheritcher
11/11/08, 03:46 PM
i will stand by pop for always
Dre Okorley
11/11/08, 08:06 PM
hahah @ ppl saying "soft drink".
are you some kind of English teacher or something?
AussieBoy
11/11/08, 08:22 PM
soft drink is cool, because is makes all the wussys sound like theyre soft when theyre not on the booze
if i went to america id say POP, just cause it sounds fun to say......... ill have a POP!
but fizzy all the way still
Dre Okorley
11/11/08, 10:04 PM
"soda" rules all.
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