Soda, Pop, or Coke?

Soda

If it's a coke I call it a coke, but speaking in generic terms I say soda. I get a good laugh when I hear pop.

Doctor pepper seems like a cough syrup I LIKE Canada dry ginger ale.that now in Venezuela I cant find it.

Edited by markosherrera - March 11 2007 at 21:01

Geck0 wrote: And just to confuse things, John Fogerty calls it Soda Pop.Soda pop, soda pop, you know you can make it to the top...

I sometimes call it soda pop.

Either that, or soda. Most of the time, I just say the specific drink that I want (Dr. Pepper, Sprite, root beer, Coke, etc)

It's an instrumental, or it will be.  It'll contain a common theme, as can be heard in the original Surge.

stonebeard wrote: Pop, though if they still sold it here, I'd be sure to yell, "SSSSSUUUUUUUUUUURRRRRRRRRGGGGGEEEEEEEEEE!!!

That gives me an idea for a track name...

Fizzy Surge (featuring Surge 1/Surge 2/Octosurge)

Pop, though if they still sold it here, I'd be sure to yell, "SSSSSUUUUUUUUUUURRRRRRRRRGGGGGEEEEEEEEEE!!!

Other. A fizzy drink.

I call it Soda when I'm in my home environment of New Jersey.  When I go out west, I call it Pop to fit in.  

Soda.

I think the traditional thing where I'm from is "tonic" but no one my age says this.  What can I say, New England is getting less and less weird...my mother tells me that people used to have more of an accent in general, too.  Kind of sad, really.


Edited by blaughida - March 10 2007 at 20:27