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jillybean

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Please take my mini-quiz...

Please answer the following questions and, somewhere in your reply, please post the area of the U.S. in which you grew up. Thanks!

1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"?

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those?

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"?

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"?

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"?

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"?

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder).
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Reply #1 posted 11/20/08 9:52am

Mach

I grew up in lower Michigan right outside Detroit ~

1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"? I call it Chocolate Chip Mint Ice Cream

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those? Duck Duck Duck Goose

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"? Lid

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"? It's all "pop"

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"? Sweatshirt

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"? I went to see a movie

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder).[/quote] A malt if it is a malt - a shake if it is not a malt
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Reply #2 posted 11/20/08 9:57am

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I grew up in New York...


1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"? I call it mint chocolate chip

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those? Duck, Duck, Goose

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"? Lid

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"? Soda and I only call Coca-Cola "coke"

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"? Sweatshirt

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"? I went to the movies

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder). Shake


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Reply #3 posted 11/20/08 9:57am

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jillybean said:

Please answer the following questions and, somewhere in your reply, please post the area of the U.S. in which you grew up. Thanks!

I was born & raised in Oakland, CA. but I've spent about13+ years living in Germany as well...

1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"? Mint Chip

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those? Duck, Duck, Goose

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"? lid

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"? soda and if it's not a Cola drink then by brand name i.e. one 7up please?

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"? sweatshirt or hoodie

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"? I went to the movies if it's a movie or I went to the theater if it's a play or opera.

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder).milk shake
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Reply #4 posted 11/20/08 10:01am

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jillybean said:

Please answer the following questions and, somewhere in your reply, please post the area of the U.S. in which you grew up. Thanks!

Born and raised in Santa Barbara, California

1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"? mint and chip

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those? Duck, Duck, Goose

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"? both

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"?soda"

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"? sweatshirt"

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"? "I went to the movies,"

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder).
"shake,"
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Reply #5 posted 11/20/08 10:23am

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Orange County area in CA


1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"?
Mint N Chip

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those?
Duck, Duck, Goose

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"?
Lid

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"?
soda

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"?
sweatshirt

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"?
I went to the movies

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder).
shake
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Reply #6 posted 11/20/08 10:28am

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Born and grew up in New Orleans...

1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"? Mint Chocolate Chip

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those? Duck-Duck-GOOSE

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"? Top

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"? All are "Cokes".. lol

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"? Sweatshirt

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"? "I went to the show"

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder). Shake
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Reply #7 posted 11/20/08 10:36am

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Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"?

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those?
From what I've been able to gather, duck, duck, gray duck is strictly a Minnesota thing.

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"?

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"?
I call it soda, but I started that when I was a teenager on purpose. Everyone around me (including my family) called/calls it "pop".

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"?
A sweater is knitted by your grandmother. Or those nice people who make sweaters for the stores to sell.

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"?
I'm most likely to say I went to a movie. I do enjoy saying "the movies", though. To me a "show" is a live music event and "going to the theatre" means you're seeing a play unless you specify a movie theatre.

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder).
A shake is a shake and a malt is a malt. They are two different things and I call them what they are.
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Reply #8 posted 11/20/08 11:37am

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1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"? Chocolate Mint

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those? Neither

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"? Lid

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"? Soda

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"? Sweatshirt

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"? I went to the moives

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder).[/quote] A shake

New Orleans, LA
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Reply #9 posted 11/20/08 11:55am

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I was born and raised in, Santa Barbara, California.


1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"? Mint and Chip

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those? Duck duck goose

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"? lid

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"? soda a "pop" sounds, very Mayberry to me.

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"? sweatshirt

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"? I went to the movies

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder). shake even though I prefer a smoothie
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Reply #10 posted 11/20/08 12:02pm

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jillybean said:

Please answer the following questions and, somewhere in your reply, please post the area of the U.S. in which you grew up. Thanks!

1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"?

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those? Never heard of it
3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"?

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"? Soda Pop

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"?

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"?

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder).


Chicago.
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Reply #11 posted 11/20/08 12:14pm

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Seattle. . .

1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"? Mint Chocolate Chip

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those? Duck Duck Goose

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"? lid

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"? grew up calling it "pop", though my friends and I shifted to calling it "soda" in recent years for some unknown reason.

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"? sweatshirt

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"? To the movies. "A show" is live music, "the theater" is a play, or maybe opera.

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder). shake
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Reply #12 posted 11/20/08 12:37pm

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Mach said:

I grew up in lower Michigan right outside Detroit ~

1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"? I call it Chocolate Chip Mint Ice Cream

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those? Duck Duck Duck Goose

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"? Lid

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"? It's all "pop"

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"? Sweatshirt

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"? I went to see a movie

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder).
A malt if it is a malt - a shake if it is not a malt [/quote]

All the same for me except I'd say "I went to the movies" (I grew up about five miles south of where Mach grew up - it must be a regional thing wink )
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Reply #13 posted 11/20/08 12:45pm

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jillybean said:

Please answer the following questions and, somewhere in your reply, please post the area of the U.S. in which you grew up. Thanks!

1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"? Mint Chip

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those? Duck Duck goose a few times

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"? lid

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"? soda/no

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"? never noticed

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"? movies

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder).
shake and I'm from Hawaii
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Reply #14 posted 11/20/08 12:47pm

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jillybean said:

Please answer the following questions and, somewhere in your reply, please post the area of the U.S. in which you grew up. Thanks!

1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"? confuse

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those? neither

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"? a lid, I do call other stuff 'lid' in my own language too, but I disgress smile

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"? soda and yes.

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"? a sweater

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"? I went to the movies (only because I had to pick my seat)

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder). Neither, an ice-cream drink is disgusting.
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Reply #15 posted 11/20/08 1:48pm

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jillybean said:

Please answer the following questions and, somewhere in your reply, please post the area of the U.S. in which you grew up. Thanks!

1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"?

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those?

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"?

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"?

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"?

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"?

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder).



1) I call it mint chocolate chip.

2) Duck, Duck, Goose

3) Lid

4) Pepsi lock

5) Sweatshirt

6) I went to the movies.

7) I call them milkshakes or shake.

I grew up in Richmond, Virginia
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PaisleyPark5083 said:

I was born and raised in, Santa Barbara, California.


1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"? Mint and Chip

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those? Duck duck goose

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"? lid

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"? soda a "pop" sounds, very Mayberry to me.

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"? sweatshirt

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"? I went to the movies

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder). shake even though I prefer a smoothie



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thats two for Santa Barbara!!
Say it's just a dream...
U open up ur eyes and come 2 realize
u simply imagined this
So u lean over and give her a kiss
Here on earth, here on earth,
with u it's not so bad
Here on earth, here on earth
eye don't feel so sad
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Reply #17 posted 11/20/08 2:21pm

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Baltimore, MD


1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"?
Mint chocolate chip

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those?
Duck, Duck, Goose

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"?
Top

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"?
soda and only Coca-Cola is coke

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"?
sweatshirt

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"?
I went to the movies

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder).
milk-shake
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Reply #18 posted 11/20/08 2:22pm

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amorbella said:

PaisleyPark5083 said:

I was born and raised in, Santa Barbara, California.


1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"? Mint and Chip

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those? Duck duck goose

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"? lid

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"? soda a "pop" sounds, very Mayberry to me.

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"? sweatshirt

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"? I went to the movies

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder). shake even though I prefer a smoothie



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thats two for Santa Barbara!!

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Reply #19 posted 11/20/08 2:39pm

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I grew up in Chicago, southside and south east side to be precise.

1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"? Mint chip
2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those? duck duck goose

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"? both

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"? soda or pop. and no..none of that everything is coke for me..LOL...

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"? sweatshirt

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"? "i went to the movies"

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder).well, depending on the menu it could be either one. In some of the suburbs of Chicago, there's all three options. Downtown, there's also the same. In most of the local eateries it's a shake. In the baskin robins in the area, it can be a shake or a malt.
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Reply #20 posted 11/20/08 3:10pm

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hokie said:



4) Pepsi lock



So, how's that movie comin' along... ?
lol
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Reply #21 posted 11/20/08 4:11pm

Mara

This is an interesting quiz. Liked reading the answers.
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Reply #22 posted 11/20/08 4:12pm

Mara

jillybean said:

please post the area of the U.S. in which you grew up. Thanks!


Born and raised in Los Angeles, California (The South Bay, to be exact)

1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"? Mint Chocolate Chip

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those? Duck, Duck, Goose

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"? Lid

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"? Carbonated drinks are generally categorized as "soda" -- orange soda, grape soda, club soda, strawberry soda. If it was really Coke, we'd call it Coke. Sprite is Sprite (but sometimes, someone, usually older, will call all lemon-lime sodas "7-UP"). If it was ginger ale, we'd call it ginger ale.

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"? Interchangeable: sweatshirt or sweater.

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"? "I went to the movies"

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder). "shake," "milkshake" or "smoothie"

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Reply #23 posted 11/20/08 4:30pm

Efan

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I grew up in Iowa.

1.) Mint Chip

2.) Duck, Duck, Goose

3.) Lid

4.) Pop. Only a Coke is called a Coke.

5.) Sweatshirt

6.) I went to the movies

7.) A shake if there's no malt powder
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Reply #24 posted 11/21/08 9:05am

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CarrieMpls said:

Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"?

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those?
From what I've been able to gather, duck, duck, gray duck is strictly a Minnesota thing.

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"?

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"?
I call it soda, but I started that when I was a teenager on purpose. Everyone around me (including my family) called/calls it "pop".

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"?
A sweater is knitted by your grandmother. Or those nice people who make sweaters for the stores to sell.

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"?
I'm most likely to say I went to a movie. I do enjoy saying "the movies", though. To me a "show" is a live music event and "going to the theatre" means you're seeing a play unless you specify a movie theatre.

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder).
A shake is a shake and a malt is a malt. They are two different things and I call them what they are.


Carrie - I totally agree. I was born and raised in Mpls, too, (am still there) and all of my answers are the same as yours. My dad (who's from Winthrop, MN)calls anything with ice cream in it a malt, even if there's no malt powder in it. Odd. My friend who grew up in the south calls every kind of soda "a coke"; Sprite, Dr. Pepper, etc. Funny! But then again, we say "Duck, duck, gray duck!"
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1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"? Mint Chocolate chip

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those? Duck duck goose

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top lid

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"? pop only coca cola is coke

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"? sweatshirt

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"? movies

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder).sodas are ice cream drinks that are not blended, shakes are blended, malts can be either but have to have malt in them.
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Reply #26 posted 11/21/08 9:17am

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jillybean said:

CarrieMpls said:

Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"?

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those?
From what I've been able to gather, duck, duck, gray duck is strictly a Minnesota thing.

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"?

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"?
I call it soda, but I started that when I was a teenager on purpose. Everyone around me (including my family) called/calls it "pop".

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"?
A sweater is knitted by your grandmother. Or those nice people who make sweaters for the stores to sell.

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"?
I'm most likely to say I went to a movie. I do enjoy saying "the movies", though. To me a "show" is a live music event and "going to the theatre" means you're seeing a play unless you specify a movie theatre.

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder).
A shake is a shake and a malt is a malt. They are two different things and I call them what they are.


Carrie - I totally agree. I was born and raised in Mpls, too, (am still there) and all of my answers are the same as yours. My dad (who's from Winthrop, MN)calls anything with ice cream in it a malt, even if there's no malt powder in it. Odd. My friend who grew up in the south calls every kind of soda "a coke"; Sprite, Dr. Pepper, etc. Funny! But then again, we say "Duck, duck, gray duck!"


Yeah, the malt thing is from our elders. I think my grandparents always called it a malt whether there was malt in it or not.

I figured we'd be the same. smile We're the only ones who'd say "peppermint bon bon" too!
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Reply #27 posted 11/21/08 9:38am

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Please answer the following questions and, somewhere in your reply, please post the area of the U.S. in which you grew up. Thanks!

1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"? Mint Chocolate Chip - at least, that's what Baskin Robbins calls it.

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those? Neither. I had never heard of those games growing up here in Houston, Texas. We played chase and Blind Man's Bluff.

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"? Lid.

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"? Everything is a "coke".

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"? Sweatshirt.

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"? "I went to the movies."

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder). It's a shake.

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Reply #28 posted 11/21/08 1:19pm

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I took your quiz, what do we win ????excited
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Reply #29 posted 11/21/08 1:23pm

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1.) Do you call green ice cream with little bits of chocolate in it "Peppermint Bon-Bon," or "Mint Chip"? Mint Chocolate Chip

2.) As a child, did you play "Duck, Duck, Goose," or "Duck, Duck, Gray Duck" or neither of those? Duck,Duck Goose

3.) Do you call the cover of a container a "lid" or a "top"? Both

4.) Is a sweet, carbonated beverage a "soda" or a "pop"? Do you refer to any kind of soda pop as "a coke"? Soda (my parents say soda water)

5.) Do you call a shirt that's made out of the same material as sweatpants a "sweatshirt" or a "sweater"? Sweatshirt

6.) Which of the following would you say: "I went to the movies," "I went to the cinema," "I went to a show," "I went to the theater"? I went to the movies

7.) Is an ice-cream drink a "shake," a "malt," or a "malted" (even if the drink contains no chocolate malt powder). Shake
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