Coke or Pepsi?

[Bunny]

I've lived in Oregon. No one there says "pop". I question the legitimacy of that map. What's more likely is that the coastal areas use the appropriate "soda" descriptor while the less educated rural populations of the Midwest and South use the incorrect "pop" descriptor. No one cares what Canadians have to say on the matter.

I lived in Oregon for a year and everyone I knew called it pop. I called them retarded.

[Raistlin]

Wise words, Bunny.

[Dr Unne]

Wise words, Bunny.

From where I'm standing it's like watching two monkeys grunting at each other and flinging feces. I'm sure to the monkeys it seems wise.

Excuse me while I get myself a cold, refreshing bottle of pop.

[Lynx]

ive only really heard coke and soda. i met someone who was liveing in canada for awhile and eventually started calling it pop himself.

now judgeing from the map every town across the country ive been to its location always called it coke or soda. ive been new hamshire down to florida and all the states in between and las vegas nevada

i live in tristate area of new york i normally here coke or soda. im going to buffalo next week and according to the map in bafflo i should be hearing pop. infact i will even ask someone even though by time i get back from buffalo this thread will be near dead but none the less ill still post it

[Yamaneko]

I've lived in Oregon. No one there says "pop". I question the legitimacy of that map. What's more likely is that the coastal areas use the appropriate "soda" descriptor while the less educated rural populations of the Midwest and South use the incorrect "pop" descriptor. No one cares what Canadians have to say on the matter.

I lived in Oregon for a year and everyone I knew called it pop. I called them retarded.

Well I lived in Portland so maybe somewhere in the backwaters they say it like that, but educated city folk call it soda.

[Laddy]

My god this is stupid, THIS THREAD PROBABLY ISN'T FOR SERIOUS PURPOSES, so do us all a favor, and let's move on, this is silly, saying "pop" dosen't make you a hillbilly or uneducated, so PLEASE stop this needless chatter, it's silly.

EDIT: I would ask for you to stop being "intellectual" with your prefences, okay, I SAY POP! I MUST BE AN IDIOT HILLBILLY! WOO-HOO! I'M DUMB HAHAHAHA!

If that's what you're implying, then stop, I know you call it whatever you want, and I hope you're not serious because I find it offensive, please. And I would ask for it to stop, just continue on with the actual subject, before this thread is renamed "World War III: Pop .VS. Soda.

[Bunny]

I've lived in Oregon. No one there says "pop". I question the legitimacy of that map. What's more likely is that the coastal areas use the appropriate "soda" descriptor while the less educated rural populations of the Midwest and South use the incorrect "pop" descriptor. No one cares what Canadians have to say on the matter.

I lived in Oregon for a year and everyone I knew called it pop. I called them retarded.

Well I lived in Portland so maybe somewhere in the backwaters they say it like that, but educated city folk call it soda.

Dirtiest city I have ever seen. And that is taking into account my brief stint in San Francisco.

[Rye]

My god this is stupid, THIS THREAD PROBABLY ISN'T FOR SERIOUS PURPOSES, so do us all a favor, and let's move on, this is silly, saying "pop" dosen't make you a hillbilly or uneducated, so PLEASE stop this needless chatter, it's silly.

[SnoopyG]

bawls

[Quindiana Jones]

I think us normal people should stay out of this, and laugh as the Staff and Recs. squabble amongst themselves. Hopefully they'll end up killing each other, or finally realising that Fizzy Water is the best name for it.

Also: faeces.

[NeoCracker]

Hitler Said Soda. And So Did Squall.

You don't want to be like Squall, do you?