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do you call it soda or pop? I call it soda..I heard in some places folks call any soft drink a "coke"
"you want a coke? what kind? 7-UP, Pepsi?"..etc "Climb in my fur." | |
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my homies from New York call it pop... I call it soda..
 pop life edit[This message was edited Mon Oct 27 17:27:47 PST 2003 by PEJ] To Sir, with Love | |
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PEJ said: my homies from New York call it pop... I call it soda..
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[This message was edited Mon Oct 27 17:27:47 PST 2003 by PEJ] i NEED YOUR ADDY "Climb in my fur." | |
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i never drink anything but  first of all...
and its called...POP !!!  THE UNOFFICIAL ORG SEX THERAPIST
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I really call it all of these things, depending on which word comes to mind first. | |
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Soda! Pop is Michael Jackson and that Timberlake fella. I GOT YA, I GOT YA, I GOT YA PUNKASS! REPEAT | |
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I call it Coke, cuz that's the only thing I drink...  | |
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rdhull said: PEJ said: my homies from New York call it pop... I call it soda..
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[This message was edited Mon Oct 27 17:27:47 PST 2003 by PEJ] i NEED YOUR ADDY  just cuz I call it soda  To Sir, with Love | |
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I guess its regional
the whole phrase soda pop reminds me on 1950's or The Outsiders "Climb in my fur." | |
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PEJ said: rdhull said: PEJ said: my homies from New York call it pop... I call it soda..
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[This message was edited Mon Oct 27 17:27:47 PST 2003 by PEJ] i NEED YOUR ADDY just cuz I call it soda  "Climb in my fur." | |
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I'm not aware of anywhere in the UK using the terms soda or pop.
In Glasgow, they use the term ginger to refer to soft drinks. (Although it could be to Irn Bru only) "Gonnae gie us a bottle o ginger?" -type thing ginger-edit. [This message was edited Mon Oct 27 17:40:56 PST 2003 by mcmeekle] | |
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neither ... I just call it by it's name | |
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Raspberry said: neither ... I just call it by it's name
what if your honey is ogin to the store and u want a soft drink 6 pack etc..and you dont know exactly which one..you dont say "pick up some soda"? "Climb in my fur." | |
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PEJ said: my homies from New York call it pop... I call it soda..
I never heard pop until I was in the midwest... | |
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rdhull said: Raspberry said: neither ... I just call it by it's name
what if your honey is ogin to the store and u want a soft drink 6 pack etc..and you dont know exactly which one..you dont say "pick up some soda"? nope ... I don't know anyone in England who'd call it soda. Soda to us is "soda water" - the stuff you add to whisky. I'd say "get me some diet coke" or "get me some lemonade" ... or, if I didn't know what I wanted "get me something fizzy"  | |
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Raspberry said: rdhull said: Raspberry said: neither ... I just call it by it's name
what if your honey is ogin to the store and u want a soft drink 6 pack etc..and you dont know exactly which one..you dont say "pick up some soda"? nope ... I don't know anyone in England who'd call it soda. Soda to us is "soda water" - the stuff you add to whisky. I'd say "get me some diet coke" or "get me some lemonade" ... or, if I didn't know what I wanted "get me something fizzy" ... that's it - I call it "fizzy drinks" | |
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Raspberry said: Raspberry said: rdhull said: Raspberry said: neither ... I just call it by it's name
what if your honey is ogin to the store and u want a soft drink 6 pack etc..and you dont know exactly which one..you dont say "pick up some soda"? nope ... I don't know anyone in England who'd call it soda. Soda to us is "soda water" - the stuff you add to whisky. I'd say "get me some diet coke" or "get me some lemonade" ... or, if I didn't know what I wanted "get me something fizzy" ... that's it - I call it "fizzy drinks" Oh I didn't know you were in England. "Climb in my fur." | |
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pop. | |
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Handclapsfingasnapz said: pop.
Reported. | |
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Soft drink. | |
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POP! | |
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POP! | |
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althom said: Soft drink.
lol u ding dong "Climb in my fur." | |
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2the9s said: Handclapsfingasnapz said: pop.
Reported. reportin the 'reported'.  | |
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I had a thread about this a while back.
I requested for people to stop calling it pop. "You need people like me so you can point your fuckin' fingers and say, "That's the bad guy." "
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I call it Daddy Pop!
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Consider your strawberry ass reported. | |
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2the9s said: PEJ said: my homies from New York call it pop... I call it soda..
I never heard pop until I was in the midwest... Go tell Ron Kozinski in Staten Island he's got it all wrong... He lived here for a while and it took us a while to understand what he meant whe he wanted to get some "pop".. To Sir, with Love | |
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PEJ said: Go tell Ron Kozinski in Staten Island he's got it all wrong... He lived here for a while and it took us a while to understand what he meant whe he wanted to get some "pop"..
Okay, what's his cell number? I'll call him right now. | |
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rdhull said: I guess its regional
the whole phrase soda pop reminds me on 1950's or The Outsiders The Outsiders is one of my all time fave movies... but ojne of the characters had both soda and pop as his name... 
can you believe Leif Garrett was even in that brat packed film..? To Sir, with Love | |
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