Kisame ɹʍɐɹ Credits 3,300 Sep 10, 2008 #2 I call it pop. Interesting debate topic, though I'm not sure where it will lead.
Demon_Skeith Administrator Staff member Administrator Credits 78,450 Sep 10, 2008 #4 pop and I thought soda was for the 70's, 80's and 90's?
Lavama WHAT TIME IS IT? WAAAAGH!!!! Credits 3,300 Sep 10, 2008 #5 My whole COUNTY calls it Coke, apperantly.
H Hellbound Well-Known Member Credits 3,023 Sep 11, 2008 #8 Well, I either call it pop or juice I just couldn't see myself calling pop soda....Maybe it's because I'm British, but who knows? *Spins the wheel of knowledge, where it stops, nobody knows!*
Well, I either call it pop or juice I just couldn't see myself calling pop soda....Maybe it's because I'm British, but who knows? *Spins the wheel of knowledge, where it stops, nobody knows!*
U ubertrance The Return Credits 362 Sep 11, 2008 #10 QUOTE (Lloyd @ September 11, 2008 08:46 pm) Im southern USA, its soda same
U ubertrance The Return Credits 362 Sep 11, 2008 #12 QUOTE (Lloyd @ September 11, 2008 08:56 pm) heh me < Texas heh prove it (aka which state)
U ubertrance The Return Credits 362 Sep 11, 2008 #14 QUOTE (Lloyd @ September 11, 2008 08:59 pm) North Carolina... xD thats not REALLY south but NC is ok i guess (never been there)
QUOTE (Lloyd @ September 11, 2008 08:59 pm) North Carolina... xD thats not REALLY south but NC is ok i guess (never been there)
Yoshi Well-Known Member Full GL Member Credits 1,619 Sep 11, 2008 #15 its not south south, but its south...
S Seaofclouds Senior Moderator Credits 3,350 Sep 11, 2008 #16 Looks like I fall right in with the rest of the north east.
Yoshi Well-Known Member Full GL Member Credits 1,619 Sep 11, 2008 #17 soda, eh? *Lloyd has really sayd "eh" at the end of sentences on a regular basis