Soda or Pop

[Acid Raine]

Reading a different thread (http://forums.eyesonff.com/showthread.php?t=93946) gave me an idea. What do you call that unhealthy yet oh-so tasty soft drink that rots your teeth and comes with fast food?

I call it soda by nature, but all these weirdos in the midwest call it "pop" for some reason, which drives me batty.

[Rinion]

I call it by what it is. Coke. Sprite. Dr. Pepper. Puerto Rican Rum. Just... whatever.

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

You don't even realize what you've done, do you?

[Acid Raine]

You don't even realize what you've done, do you?

apparently not. I might be 8 months old, but Im still a newbie at heart.

[Yamaneko]

What's there to discuss here? Soda is a fact of nature. You don't dispute that. All men are born free despite what their society says. Carbonated drinks are soda. Pop is slavery.

[Araciel]

pop is what we call soda up here

[Spammerman]

i call it gone.

[fantasyjunkie]

Here in San Diego we call in soda. In Louisiana where I grew up it's called Soda pop or "Coke" as a generic term.

[LunarWeaver]

I used to call it pop before people on the scary internet verbally bit my face off over it :jess: So now I've conformed to soda.

[ValkyrieWing]

Pop.

[Yuffie514]

i call them all soda...

[NorthernChaosGod]

What's there to discuss here? Soda is a fact of nature. You don't dispute that. All men are born free despite what their society says. Carbonated drinks are soda. Pop is slavery.

Straight from an admins mouth.... err hands.

[vorpal blade]

Pop? What is it, a drink made from my dad? That's Soylent Cola. The rest is just soda. Want more proof?
in japanese "souda" means "that's right." Thus, soda is right. So pop must be left. Why is pop left? Because no one drinks pop! They drink soda!

[Madonna]

This should never be discussed again.

[Tasura]

Pop. Note the '.' that means end of discussion.

[~SapphireStar~]

I call it by what it is. Coke. Sprite. Dr. Pepper. Puerto Rican Rum. Just... whatever.

[Meat Puppet]

Pop. That's a funny word. I say soda, but pop is a funny word. I never heard it called pop until I came here. Well, that's a lie. I just never noticed it being called pop. I guess in my country it is called soda pop.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v85/liamd/sodapops.jpg

Oh, whatever.

[Mirage]

I call it by what it is. Coke. Sprite. Dr. Pepper. Puerto Rican Rum. Just... whatever.

So when you ask someone what they want to drink, you list every beverage known to man? I think it's much more effective to just ask what kind of soda he'd want. That's right, soda. Pop is some kind of silly music.

[Shaun]

Heh, I hate the American names for it. I just call it by the actual drink's name, or say 'soft drink'.

[Resha]

Soft drink, fizzy drinks. Grragh.

[ℓσ¢кнαятαиgєℓ]

i would call it coke but soda maybe?

[Rainecloud]

I love the last option, but I'll have to go with 'Pop', as always.

My Grandad always used to say 'Pop', so the word has a special place in my heart.

[Decessus]

P...Pop...?

This is blasphemy! I propose a war against the sovereignty of 'pop'! They shall be devoured in our fury!
GRAAAAAAAAH!!!!!!!!!!!1111111111

[Flying Mullet]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/8/8a/Yodaclassic.jpg
But with an 'S'.

[Acid Raine]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/8/8a/Yodaclassic.jpg
But with an 'S'.

Yodas?

[Flying Mullet]

Yodas?
:smash:

[Jowy]

It's pop, you crazies.

[Reles]

Us Kansans say pop, but I say soda!

[Clouded Sky]

Pop? What is it, a drink made from my dad? That's Soylent Cola. The rest is just soda. Want more proof?
in japanese "souda" means "that's right." Thus, soda is right. So pop must be left. Why is pop left? Because no one drinks pop! They drink soda!

Actually I believe you're looking for the Japanese that literaly translated is spelled "soo desu" and romanized to a more "soo des" sounding type of thing. So I guess if you say soda REALLY funny, it could be right. At least in Japan. Otherwise we definitely have to go with pop here.

[StarChild]

In the small town of Minnesota where I was born, if you called it pop, people would throw you out of the place. It's soda. I say pop most of the time now because I get stared at funny if I say soda, but I say soda when I'm at home.

[Acid Raine]

In the small town of Minnesota where I was born, if you called it pop, people would throw you out of the place. It's soda. I say pop most of the time now because I get stared at funny if I say soda, but I say soda when I'm at home.

Are people really that serious about it?

[Jowy]

I wouldn't be surprised if the conflict spread to some type of world wide war.

[Ender]

Pop.

The definitive site on the subject:

http://www.popvssoda.com/countystats/total-county.html

[Jowy]

Interesting find.

<b>Erie County</b>

Pop: 385/443 = 86%
Coke: 2/443 = 4%
Soda: 47/443 = 10%

Clearly we outnumber the majority of my city.

[Mirage]

Man, the US sucks, How can you possibly use the term "coke" like that?
"What kind of coke would you like?"
"MOUNTAIN DEW LOL"
omg mountain dew is a sort of coke!!!!

[BustaMo]

Soda; plain and simple.

I usually do not call something that I drink, the same name as my grandfather.

[Misfit]

Pop.

[Yamaneko]

I've never met anyone who said it "pop". Remind me never to move to the bible belt.

[chrisfffan]

pop!

[Clouded Sky]

In the small town of Minnesota where I was born, if you called it pop, people would throw you out of the place. It's soda. I say pop most of the time now because I get stared at funny if I say soda, but I say soda when I'm at home.

Makes me laugh, because growing up in a small Minnesota town, I don't know if I ever once heard the term soda.

:D

[rubah]

I've never met anyone who said it "pop". Remind me never to move to the bible belt.

Why? We say coke here. It's those midwesterners in nebraska that say pop.

[oddler]

Soda.

This argument is the second only to one concerning religion. I agree that this could easily be used as a motive for war. :rolleyes2

[kikimm]

You don't even realize what you've done, do you?

That's what I thought when I saw this :D

Of course I call it soda. Pop is...unnatural. Pop. Would you like some pop? It sends shivers down my spine. And my dad says it, so double no. Soda forever.

[Dr Unne]

It's pop. I'm sick of this. Some people wouldn't know the truth if I put it into an aluminum can, carbonated it and bashed them in the face with it. I don't mind people calling it "soda" as long as those people don't mind being demented freaks of nature.

This thread can be closed. And archived. As long as no one posts after me.

[Hawkeye]

Soda. Hahah.

[Skarr]

Saying pop is the equvalent of a male dancing around in a pink dress in the middle of the street.

[Decessus]

I propose that we filter the word 'pop' into 'soda'.

[The Summoner of Leviathan]

Pop.

[oddler]

I propose that we filter the word 'pop' into 'soda'.

You're definitely on to something, there. Bring on the censorship.

[Ashley Schovitz]

Soda! Pop is for my grandad.

[Yamaneko]

It's pop. I'm sick of this. Some people wouldn't know the truth if I put it into an aluminum can, carbonated it and bashed them in the face with it. I don't mind people calling it "soda" as long as those people don't mind being demented freaks of nature.
Why do you hate America and why do you hate our troops?

[I Took the Red Pill]

Soda, goddammit.

[Raistlin]

Anyone who says pop is a backwoods hick that needs to be educated and forced to marry someone else besides their sister.

Soda.

[Vincent, Thunder God]

I call it pop.

[Acid Raine]

Why? We say coke here. It's those midwesterners in nebraska that say pop.

*cough* I dont.


I propose that we filter the word 'pop' into 'soda'.

Snap, Crackle, and Soda? I dont think my Rice Krispies would ever be the same.......

Soda Goes the Weasel? What will my grandkids say?

And I NEVER intend to soda a balloon.

[DarkLadyNyara]

I go with soda. It sounds better.


Pop? What is it, a drink made from my dad? That's Soylent Cola. The rest is just soda. Want more proof?
in japanese "souda" means "that's right." Thus, soda is right. So pop must be left. Why is pop left? Because no one drinks pop! They drink soda!

:D :laugh: :D


I propose that we filter the word 'pop' into 'soda'.
That would actually be pretty funny. :D

[Ryushikaze]

People, people, people. The actual name is ALJJa;hsjhsjansmooooooop[[[jyfcghik- ickyGGHM,APP[] the 3rd.

But Soda suffices.

[vorpal blade]

Pop? What is it, a drink made from my dad? That's Soylent Cola. The rest is just soda. Want more proof?
in japanese "souda" means "that's right." Thus, soda is right. So pop must be left. Why is pop left? Because no one drinks pop! They drink soda!

Actually I believe you're looking for the Japanese that literaly translated is spelled "soo desu" and romanized to a more "soo des" sounding type of thing. So I guess if you say soda REALLY funny, it could be right. At least in Japan. Otherwise we definitely have to go with pop here.

How much Japanese do you know? 'couse I don't want to make myself look like an idiot by arguing with someone that knows the language. But I have learned in my 4 years of studying Japanese that "sou da" (which is the more literal romanization) is the plain/informal/casual form of "sou desu." My joke is thus valid.

Seriously, it's soda. The only people that should be aksing for a pop are bastard children and orphans.

[Flying Mullet]

I propose that we filter the word 'pop' into 'soda'.
Agreed. :chef:

[Acid Raine]

I just realized, while I am the only person in the Midwest to call it soda, for some unknown reason, the machines that dispense them I still call "pop machines"

[Jess]

I'd rather just have water to be honest. :jess:

[a random monkey]

POP

[Clouded Sky]

Pop? What is it, a drink made from my dad? That's Soylent Cola. The rest is just soda. Want more proof?
in japanese "souda" means "that's right." Thus, soda is right. So pop must be left. Why is pop left? Because no one drinks pop! They drink soda!

Actually I believe you're looking for the Japanese that literaly translated is spelled "soo desu" and romanized to a more "soo des" sounding type of thing. So I guess if you say soda REALLY funny, it could be right. At least in Japan. Otherwise we definitely have to go with pop here.

How much Japanese do you know? 'couse I don't want to make myself look like an idiot by arguing with someone that knows the language. But I have learned in my 4 years of studying Japanese that "sou da" (which is the more literal romanization) is the plain/informal/casual form of "sou desu." My joke is thus valid.

Seriously, it's soda. The only people that should be aksing for a pop are bastard children and orphans.

I might have to concede to you on this one. I'm actually in my first Japanese class here in my freshmen year, and I was just saying that because that's what we've been taught. But I suppose it would make perfect sense that it would be a more informal form. I don't think we'd get taught that right away. Sorry about that mate! (You win, but soda doesn't. :) )

[DarkLadyNyara]

I just realized, while I am the only person in the Midwest to call it soda, for some unknown reason, the machines that dispense them I still call "pop machines"

HEATHEN!!!

[Reine]

In my country, Soda is a soft drink mixed with vanilla ice cream

We call what you call "pop" or "soda" soft drinks.

Pop sounds seriously idiotic to me, and soda, is the afore mentioned mixed drink. However, at least soda doesnt sound absolutely stupid

[NorthernChaosGod]

I propose that we filter the word 'pop' into 'soda'.
Agreed. :chef:

I third that.

[Madonna]

Kids soda out of cabbage patches. I sodaped in back home for a sec before going to hang out with my friends. What's up, sodas? All-American Rejects is a soda-rock band. Et cetera.

The idiocy of filtering the word "pop" trancends that of using said word in lieu of "soda".

[Acid Raine]

Kids soda out of cabbage patches. I sodaped in back home for a sec before going to hang out with my friends. What's up, sodas? All-American Rejects is a soda-rock band. Et cetera.

The idiocy of filtering the word "pop" trancends that of using said word in lieu of "soda".

Dont forget my Rice Krispies, Pop Goes the Weasel, and balloon popping mentions, too!

[-N-]

*looks for the "edczxcvbnm is a ho-bag" option, but can't find it*

[Madonna]

Dont forget my Rice Krispies, Pop Goes the Weasel, and balloon popping mentions, too!
Et cetera.[Cheers] (http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/et%20cetera). And ed is clearly a ho-bag, so there is no option for that!

[Acid Raine]

I know what et cetera means, meanie.

[Fuzakeru]

I religously used to refer to it was "Coke" but after moving and living here in Michigan for two years I've been brainwashed in to "Pop".