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Around here, it's none of the above. The term is "drink" Coke, Pepsi, Dew, Dr. Pepper, even Blenheim Ginger ale is a "drink!" Oh, beer is still beer. In fact, 12 beers are 12 beer! 
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Pop.
Knew a guy from Wisconsin that called wedgies, "grundies."
Also, don't ever ask anyone on the east coast where the nearest Putt Putt Golf is.
They have no idea what you are talking about. They call it Miniature Golf which is what it should actually be called.
Knew a guy from Wisconsin that called wedgies, "grundies."
Also, don't ever ask anyone on the east coast where the nearest Putt Putt Golf is.
They have no idea what you are talking about. They call it Miniature Golf which is what it should actually be called.
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I say soda when its absolutely necessary. Soda to me though, is jsut carbonated water.
But, I despise the sound of the word "pop," I don't know why.. I'm just aesthetically against it.
Quite honstly... I go out of my way to use the specific variety of carbonated beverage I want, even when speaking generally... Like, Jack and Coke, Seven and Seven, etc.
But, I despise the sound of the word "pop," I don't know why.. I'm just aesthetically against it.
Quite honstly... I go out of my way to use the specific variety of carbonated beverage I want, even when speaking generally... Like, Jack and Coke, Seven and Seven, etc.
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They're called tree lawn's
Oh yeah... I say pop when I'm generalizing but I order by name at a restaurant (I'll take a Mountain Dew please)
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For me it goes something like this.
"What would you like to drink?"
"Coke" (really Coke)
"Pepsi okay?"
"Moutain Dew"
"Sure"
"What would you like to drink?"
"Coke" (really Coke)
"Pepsi okay?"
"Moutain Dew"
"Sure"
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LoKyBuckeye
I give up. This board is too hard to understand.
I say pop, my wife says soda... were both from Cleveland.
The first time time I heard bubbler in Wisconsin I almost laughed in the guys face who told me that's what a drinking fountain is called. In Wisconsin they also call ATM's Tyme machines, it stands for Take Your Money Anywhere. I had an employee of mine tell me he was going to the Tyme Machine... I just sat there wondering what the hell he was talking about.
The first time time I heard bubbler in Wisconsin I almost laughed in the guys face who told me that's what a drinking fountain is called. In Wisconsin they also call ATM's Tyme machines, it stands for Take Your Money Anywhere. I had an employee of mine tell me he was going to the Tyme Machine... I just sat there wondering what the hell he was talking about.
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OSUsushichic
Fired up! Ready to go!
I used to say "pop," but my grad school friends from the East Coast teased me so badly that I made an unconsious switch at some point thereafter. Now I say "soder."
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My freshman year at tOSU, about half of my floor was from Pennsylvania and New Jersey, half from Ohio. We all went 'round and 'round on this. The Ohioans all said "pop" (including myself), the others said "soda". Anybody who says "coke" is a fucking dumbass.
We also argued over over "sucker" (Ohioans, generally), or "lollipop" (others).
We also argued over over "sucker" (Ohioans, generally), or "lollipop" (others).
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BuckStocksHere
Semper Fi!
I believe the TYME machines you refer to are bank sponsored.... they are all labelled that. I don't quite remember if that is a bank name or what.LoKyBuckeye said:
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