Pop or Soda or Coke?

[Gerald Creasy]

That map looks like it a north/south thing.

And of Course you know, CocaCola was invented by a former Confederate lieutenant colonel.

So, liberals say Soda, hicks say Coke......

This "hick" says he could pop you so hard you wouldnt be able to see straight.

[DaJudge]

This "hick" says he could pop you so hard you wouldnt be able to see straight.

Besides, everybody knows that "hicks" drink Dr. Thunder and Mountain Lightning. I know I do.

[Gerald Creasy]

Besides, everybody knows that "hicks" drink Dr. Thunder and Mountain Lightning. I know I do.

I might add SKI to that list, as in the Kentucky Headhunters "get a slaw-burger, fries and a bottle of Ski, bring it on back to my baby and me" (or somesuch).

Ever wonder what Mountain Dew would taste like made from well water out of the back porch well???

BUt of course "pop" drinkers have never drank well water, either.

[teach]

coke all the way for me!

wendy k

[Pastor Gary]

I grew up where people said "Let's go get a coke..." and then one ordered Dr. Pepper and the other Mountain Dew... not a "Coke™" in sight! That didn't make sense to me then, and doesn't now.

It is, generically, SODA. Who ever heard of a "Pop-jerk" or a "Coke-jerk"?

[Paully_44]

So, liberals say Soda, hicks say Coke and normal people (like me) say Pop.

so that make me half liberal, half normal. You do know me.

[pastorables]

Coke, all the way baby...

I once ordered "sweet milk" in KY and the waitress was confused and thought I wanted goat's milk. Of course, whole milk is always "sweet milk" in the south.

pa

[Paully_44]

Of course, whole milk is always "sweet milk" in the south.

See, I just went and learned something new today. I never heard of "sweet milk" before.

[pastorables]

See, I just went and learned something new today. I never heard of "sweet milk" before.

Great! What about "sweet taters"?

[Steve]

HOLY COW! Is that my home county (Sumner County) Tennessee that is BLUE?!?! I never heard ANYONE in Westmoreland or ANYWHERE in Sumner County, for that matter say anything but COKE!

I think a democrat did this!~!!!

[forestwalker]

Soda. Cuz that what it is.

[Jennifer Smith]

We usually call it soda in Southeast Missouri.

If you say coke in our area - we take that to mean
Coca-cola.

If you ask for a coke in one of our restaurants -
you will either get a Coca-cola or the waitress
will tell you they only carry Pepsi products.

If you ask for a pop - you might get belted up
side the head!
We'd know you were a foreigner anyway!

We asked for a pop in Pa and the server said, "like, a lollipop?"

[HarmlessDove]

I grew up where people said "Let's go get a coke..." and then one ordered Dr. Pepper and the other Mountain Dew... not a "Coke™" in sight! That didn't make sense to me then, and doesn't now.

This is why I voted other. If I am getting a coke, then I say coke. If I am getting a dr pepper, I say dr pepper. I call it what it is.

[Sherry]

Growing up in Chicago it was "pop." When I came to Texas I would ask for a "pop" and would get laughed at....I soon learned that all carbonated drinks were "Coke." I became an Iced Tea drinker.

[one love]

I voted soda because I am used to calling a drink whatever it is "coke, Pepsi, sprite etc. so If I have multiple things I am offering I will ask "would you like a soda? we have such and such."
I really cant remember hearing someone say "pop" it sounds really different to me.