Tigger truly deserves respect.
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Tigger truly deserves respect.
By what logic does SODA sound like a carbonated soft drink? You'll need to support these theories with proof. Just saying it's so doesn't make it so (unless Tigger says it is so, which he has already done, about pop no less.)
No, im not dissing Tigger, but if they call a bear "pooh", then why listen to them if they call a carbonated beverage pop?Quote:
Originally posted by RSL
I can't belive you're dissing Tigger like this. I'm outraged.
Because his name is Pooh. If your name is John, shouldn't I call you John?
Soda sounds like a carbonated soft drink just because. The original name was soda-pop, and smart people dissed the last, stupid sounding part. "Pop" doesn't sound like a carbonated soft-drink(SODA!) because....it's "pop"! That one, ahdr sounding syllable cannot possibley be the name of all the soft drinks. It's just....wrong. The word "pop" does not mean carbonated soft drink. Soda does. Look it up.:p
SODA!!!
Agreed. ;) All you Pop-lovers are missing out on this Soda deal. Go ahead and love your pops. We wouldn't care any less. It's still soda and it will always be soda! Those who call it pop have been misguided.
SODA!!!!
I think you're beginning to flounder, Raist. That last post made no sense.
Oh, I finally found this.. Soda all the way my friends.
EDIT: And I cannot believe you are dissing TIGGER!
Tigger owns all of you!
http://members.home.net/moyda1/images/tigger.jpg
Last time I checked, my can of carbonated, non-alcoholic beverage loaded with sugars and other good stuff to rot the teeth out of little kids' heads went "Burn them! Burn them all!" when I opened it.
*goes and checks again and realizes it goes fsssssssssst... cerrrrrck-pop-fizzzzzzzzzz*
Okay, I'll vote pop. Only because Im not going to get my button. But Am still support my origional answer very much. *votes pop*
By the way. I worship tigger.
I still have that same doll somewhere. *makes a note to go on various adventures of the imagination with Tigger*
Still, it's soda.
Really. Who goes into a store and says "I would like a soda please?" I think if I did that, they would look at me like I was a mental patient.
I never say that. I say "I would like a (Coke, Sprite, whatever)". You gotta be specific when asking for it.
Unne: *reads post over* Yeah, I can see why. I need to fix a typo and change some sentences...It makes sense if you said it like I do.:p
But, meh.
Soda sounds cooler. Pop sounds old. "Pop", meaning a carbonated soft drink, is not a word. Soda is.
'Nuff said.
SODA!!!
Pop is a word. Even look in that dictionary you soda-lovers love so much.
Nope.... I don't see it as a carbonated soft drink.Quote:
Originally posted by Agent Proto
pop v. popped, pop-ping 1. To make, cause to make, burst, or cause to burst with a sudden sharp, explosive sound. 2. To go, come, or appear suddenly. 3. To buldge from the sockets. 4. To thrust or put quickly or suddenly. 5. To shoot. 6. Baseball. To hit a pop fly. -n. 1. A sudden sharp, explosive noise. 2. A gunshot.
I never said that pop wasn't a word. However, I did say that pop does NOT mean a carbonated soft drink.