Why?

What the shit? Is everyone pretending to be retarded?

This.

And also, oh, I dunno, the fact that Europeans all arrived on the East coast and then started expanding West? Maybe?

I love data maps

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>New Atlantic takes part of the thumb, leaves part of the Keys
What idiot drew this?

this
I entered this thread thinking this will be one of those screencap for retarded threads.

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Smelly poo poo heads need to live close to each other and Real Americans don't

Chill user, it's just sliced down in the middle for simplicity sake.

Actually migration started south to north,

Thanks doc

one side's made of trees and the other side's made of concrete.

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I say soda and I live in Ohio fuck this map

DOC NO YOU CAN'T JUST GO AND DOSE THE ENTIRE NATION LIKE THAT

Fucking liar

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I absolutely do I feel disgusting if I say pop

And Peter denied saying "pop" thrice and the cock crowed

That was only twice now this is thrice. Central Ohioans don't say pop fuck you.

Yes we do nigga.

t. Newark

Humans are crazy.

The west a shit.

No we don't

t.Columbus

That's an interesting one.

Kentucky transplant in the northern burbs spotted

t. least coaster

And there is the third time, gotcha bitch

I actually lived in Cinci before

No wonder.

Nobody in my family is even from Kentucky also Cinci is cool fuck you

That's pretty interesting.

>pop majority in OR
[confusion]
My experience has been it's usually soda.

>florida has prawns

Whats even odder is that I'm from SoCal and I hear coke used way more than soda.

>pop

Fucking Canadian-English

Rural SoCal or urban?
I find that the rednecks say "pop" or "coke" and the slickers use "soda."
Also remember that SoCal is on 50%-80% "soda."

>KEKtucky

Every time

>white women looking up black women (ebony)
wack

It's a mix. My community use to be a farmtown, but it's become a pretty good suburb and I think we're heading toward becoming a city like Riverside or San Diego since we have a shitload of good wineries out here, so it's a mix between both rural and urban.

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>you want to come to the party, user? you just have to bring a 2-liter of soda

Westward expansion and Railroads m8.

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Who the fuck calls soda "pop"?

I swear, my eyeballs were floating from all that coke I drank.

MidWest, ponyboy.

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>from Brooksville, Florida
>a small town
>moved to Billings, Montana
>smaller than Brooksville
>biggest city in the state and Montanans act like it's The Big City
There are towns here with populations of 20 and hundreds of miles of nothing in between them. Wyoming is even worse.

me and pretty much everyone I know

Well you should always bring alcohol, but besides that, what is wrong with using the word soda there?

If you said 'Bring Coke' you'll only have Pepsi to drink and if you say 'Bring pop' you'd sound like a fucking grandmother from the Old Country

The same people that watch Tucker, tbqh

+50 years old, live at least 30 miles from nearest theater, spend a lot of time on Facebook

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I'm from the capital of Nebraska, a major college town. Everyone says pop, soda is acceptable, coke makes no fucking sense as a generic term.

Same in the Northern Midwest, including Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, etc.

It's even used up in the PNW.

Who the fuck calls coke "soda"?

Yankee assheads are the worst

The east coast is dense because of the Appalachians. Between the left side of the frycook and the Appalachians is denser than the Great Plains because that's about where American territory stopped for a while, and the areas further west were just more remote and often less pleasant to live in. The west coast is dense because of its climate.

jesus this

I mean that's inconvenience for work and buying stuff, but isn't the rest great? Open land, no neighbors, can shoot your guns at your house, more wild life, etc. I don't about you, but I love having low population density.

You're all fuckign wrong anyway
I've lived in Europe and Australia, and no one calls it "pop" "soda" or anything else
most people call it by the brand name, like coke, fanta, sprite, 7-Up, etc.

I thought assuies called them 'fizzie drinks' as a general term, is that wrong?

>i will never live in Montana/Wyoming or any other great plains region

Kids mostly, same in ireland and the UK
As you grow up you start calling em by their brand names,

No one asked for your comments on our slang

>yuro autism

That's kind of stupid. Like not having the term wine but remembering each type.

sounds comfy as heck desu

No one asked, i'm just pointing out these catch all terms are another weird thing Americans/Canadians do

Hmm. Really goes to show how different each Anglosphere country is.

I was talking to an Australian a while back and they said that at their BBQs they drank mainly beer or wine, as compared to Americans who drink mainly beer or whiskey at their BBQs. Is it true they mainly drink beer and wine at their BBQs?

Is meat a catch all term that Europeans use?

Yeah, but we're more likely to call them by their specific type as well
I should said catch all terms for soda/pop/whatever
Also what is ""meatloaf""?

>thread starts off as cool map thread
>devolves into soda wars
Please stop and post maps.

>Post maps but dont discuss them plz

Not that user.
Meat loaf, in America, really depends on how your family makes it. Basically it's meat, made in a loaf that looks like bread and typical had ketchup on it. Depending on your family, it could be %100 beef or a mix of different meats such as beef, pork or chicken. It's good, m8. Come to Americs so we can make it for you.

>getting upset that people are discussing something interesting rather than your autistic nerd shit
Meatloaf is a lump of ground beef mixed with spices and baked.

t. geographical determinist

>mfw an American called fizz-in-the-gob "soda" near me

>wine with BBQ

THAT'S THE LAST STRAW

>11kb map of JapRail

"POP" PEOPLE DAMAGE CONTROL

Kek.

I just realized that we could cram like a hundred million people into Salt Lake Basin if we desalinated that shit.

Rainfall alone has a lot to do with it. Also, high mountains and deserts kinda get in the way of things.

>West Virginia
>dense

Just the people

How do you plan on doing that? Also, Utah has shit infrastructure and lacks arable land.

Poverty and a drug problem tends to do that to a population.

Poverty and drug problems are created by dense people.

Going by the places I've lived, California calls it "soda", Michigan often calls it "pop", the southeast might call it "cocola" regardless of the actual brand or flavor because they're fucking retarded.

Brits probably call it "fizzy-wizzy timblescrob" or some shit.