Here in eastern Canada, we generally call it "pop". I'm not sure I understand all these regions that refer to soft drinks as "Coke". Coke is a specific brand of soft drink referring to a specific cola. So if you want a 7UP or a Mountain Dew, you tell the guy at the hotdog stand that you want a Coke, and he just knows what you mean? HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE? :o
Soda. lol at people who call soda Coke or pop. East coast.krazykillaz
Well, the full alternate name for soft drinks is soda pop. So, if you want to laugh at people who say pop, then you should be equally laughed at for calling it soda. :P
[QUOTE="krazykillaz"]Soda. lol at people who call soda Coke or pop. East coast.JustPlainLucas
Well, the full alternate name for soft drinks is soda pop. So, if you want to laugh at people who say pop, then you should be equally laughed at for calling it soda. :P
Pop... AB, Canada I'm not from here and it just sounds retarded to me... As OP points out with his example, if you're at someones house and they ask you if you want a pop... you say yes. They bring you a 7up. But wait... you don't like 7up. Call it what it is.
Well, In summary, I'm proud of you Canadians and midwesterners calling it 'pop' like me. I have heard that surrounding Atlanta, "Coke" is what you call ~all~ cabonated beverages, cuz they have alot of manufacturing pride there.I lived in Austin,Texas for two years when I wasn't in Cleveland, and they called it "soda water" there, which was dorky to me!
I read the topic title really quickly and was thoroughly convinced it said "What Does Your Religion Call Soft Drinks?", so I was going to answer satan juice
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