Soda vs. Soda

[qwertysaur]

awesome.

[NeoTifa]

Mountain Dew, because that's pretty much all I drink.

[Denmark]

Perhaps "Coke" is so prevalent in the southern United States because of Atlanta (where Coca-Cola is based)? In that case, I think the rest of the South should rebel against the oppressive Atlantans and use the correct term: soda.

[IronOcean]

in indiana we say coke for pepsi or coke actually, anything other than orginal carbinated drinks we use the actual name, but the dark colored one is always coke here

[Denmark]

in indiana we say coke for pepsi or coke actually, anything other than orginal carbinated drinks we use the actual name, but the dark colored one is always coke here

As a devout Pepsi-lover, I am now shunning Indiana for the rest of my life. As far as I'm concerned, Indiana no longer exists.

[The Summoner of Leviathan]

Pop!

[Timekeeper]

You guys are hilarious.
Here in Australia the generic name for a soft drink is soft drink.

[Rantz]

"läsk"

[Levian]

I say brus, which is norwegian.

I'm not a big fan of carbonated beverages, so I'd probably just say Coke if I was visiting another country as it's the only soda I enjoy.

[oddler]

Pop or gtfo

Gonna have to go with gtfo on this one.

[Raistlin]

Soda only has a plurality? Such a sad state of affairs.

[Jiro]

I use soda to feel like I'm better than the rest of Australia who say soft drink.

[Rodarian]

Everyone says Cold Drink over here... Strange it is....

[Breine]

"läsk"

Sodavand.

[qwertysaur]

I use soda to feel like I'm better than the rest of Australia who say soft drink.