Pop or Soda?

Soda.

Had to move to Ohio for a year as a demolition engineer, the lingo and mannerisms of Dixie trash diaspora drove me insane.

Cold cuts = chipchop
Soda = pop
Hillbillie = hucklebuck
Etc etc etc

No dunkin, no good pizza, no deli, no Mexican, no Chinese, no Caribbean. Biscuits and gravy is pig-disgusting, so is Bob Evans, and anything those people like.

I'm grateful the only actual work I was responsible for was easily outsourced to retards happy to do it for nothing more than overtime hours, I just stood there ensuring they didn't fuck it up. Then the EPA shut down the fracking site anyway for hundreds of sanitation and pollution violations.

Pop.

WV here.
Shopping cart = buggy
Stream = crick
Creek = creak (creek is not even a word to these people)

This place is fucking lame. Good thing it's only a couple words.
Problem is people get confused when I ask for soda sometimes.
And they fucking talk about doors creaking and shit when I say "creek."
Fucking maddening. And they're all fat as fuck. I see front asses every day and it's foul.

Coke.

actually, water can be dangerous if you drink too much of it. it's called drowning.

Texas here, soda.

Pop

Carbonated sugar beverage

Soda.

t. Southerner
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I wish Coca-Cola would start selling this here. I really want to try it.

Soda.
t.North Carolina

Bong speak is acceptable.

minnesota here

normies around here call it pop often but I've always called it soda

>Calling it anything but Sodie Pop
Shiggy

it's called coke or soda. very rarely soft drinks, but never pop

Why is the midwest outside Milwaukee so wrong?

>implying 7up is owned by PepsiCo
It's a shared brand. Like Schweppes and crush

WI here
It's soda. People who call it pop need to be killed by firing squad.

Also we call water fountains "bubblers" but that's only in my city

>Milwaukee
It's called "North Chicago" now.

wait what, how come claps don't have Fanta

fizzy drinks

I call it soda. Its pop where I grew up and many people where I live now call it Coke.

Bubbler is the original and proper term

...

Bubblers were invented by the Kohler company in southeastern Wisconsin, they trademarked the name though, so imitators had to call it something else

Soft drink

>Norteño: Soda
>Sureño: Refresco
>ignorant Poorfag: Coka

Why is wisconsin so shitty

It's pop. Hoagies. Yinz. Chipped ham. An at.

Coke. All of it is coke.

Back in the 19th century they had soda shoppes and soda fountains. Clearly it is called soda and should be addressed as such.

Case closed and lets move along.

Seeing as this is a sodie-pop thread, does anyone know of a way that I can buy flat soda other than just buying the syrup?

I dislike carbonation.

t. Extremely faggy and healthy individual

Good morning.

Bitch it's called soft-drink!

buy regular soda, leave open for a while

Pop you fuckin confederates

For me, it's a crisp glass of Fresca

Läsk.

Water you fucking diabetic fat slug