If it's a flavored, carbonated, soft drink, I say soda. If it bubbles and tastes like medicine and minerals, I say soda water. If I say pop, kill me, because my body has been taken over by an uneducated lower life form.
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Soda
If I'm trying to tell a waiter/waitress that I'll have either Coca-cola or Pepsi (restaurants usually only carry one or the other). I'll ask for cola.
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Everyone says pop around here, so I say soda just to be nonconformist.
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I say Pepsi or I will have a heart attack in your shop. Pisses people off but old gay guys take advantage of everyone. I took a lot of shit over the years. It is someone else's turn to be insulted.
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Many years ago my little cousin came to visit me from Colorado. He asked me for a pop. I had no idea what he was talking about, it's soda here. I gave him a confused look and jokingly said, "you want me to hit you?!"
He told me I was stupid and to get him a Pepsi.
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It's mainly been called "soda" where I've heard it, but a few people will refer to it as pop, or even more commonly as "soda-pop."
I guess I haven't paid that much attention to it before. Now I'm going to be thinking about all sorts of similar situations. How about "remote", "Channel turner", and "controller?"
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In South Africa it is commonly referred to as cold drink / cool drink, the terms pop or soda isn't used at all.
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Apparently none of y'all are from the Southern United States down here its a coke.
Ask you buddy if he wants a coke,
If he says sure,
Then ask him what kind.
In Texas its all Coke.
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