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"other" reponses:
| 35 | soda pop |
| 5 | Sam Sterner |
| 4 | soft drink |
| 4 | Paul Wellstone |
| 4 | penis |
| 4 | Red Headed Step Child |
| 3 | Pepsi |
| 3 | Beverage |
| 3 | Fizz |
| 3 | soDie |
| 3 | Dew |
| 3 | Beer |
| 3 | DRANK |
| 2 | Drink |
| 2 | phosphate |
| 2 | carbonated beverage |
| 2 | pop |
| 2 | Tonic |
| 2 | Crab Juice |
| 2 | carbinated beverage |
| 2 | milk or water |
| 2 | Chris Immel |
| 2 | wiatt you fat lard |
| 2 | I Like Pie |
| 2 | JIMME MILIKEN |
| 2 | Paul Kloos |
| 1 | both pop & soda |
| 1 | diet |
| 1 | by name |
| 1 | butter water |
| 1 | I grew up saying "pop" but picked up the term "soda" as a teenager watching MTV (east coast terminology). Now I say "soda" and get strange looks or comments from just about everyone I know (mid-western). I guess I just like to be different. |
| 1 | soda water |
| 1 | soda pop or cola |
| 1 | nectar of the gods |
| 1 | Pop is correct. Calling it "soda" implies soda water, and strikes me as an East/West coast attempt to sound sophisticated - like there's anything sophisticated about drinking sugar water. Even calling it "coke" makes more sense than "soda." |
| 1 | why don't you settle and ask miss manners? or ann landers |
| 1 | soda pop! |
| 1 | Carbonated water with artificial or natural flavouring |
| 1 | it varies.......... |
| 1 | I grew up hearing only "pop" for a carbonated beverage. I always knew that the proper name was actually "soda pop", and "pop" was a shortened form of this. Occasionally I would read the word "soda" for what I called pop, and it sounded hopelessly old-fashioned to me, just like when my first grade teacheer called boots "galoshes" and coats "wraps" and the bathroom the "lavatory". All those words, including "soda" just sounded completely out of touch with the 20th century. It would be like hearing someone say "horsless carriage" for car. By the way, does anyone out there want to start a page on the "lunch vs dinner vs supper" debate? If you're from the rural Midwest, you must know what I'm talking about. |
| 1 | Cowboy was here... 9-20-02 |
| 1 | sodey pop |
| 1 | Lortbonck |
| 1 | I grew up saying pop, but then I realized they named it pop after the sound it makes when you remove a cap off a bottle of soda. If this were true today, they'd call it "fffssshhh!" after the sound it makes when you open a plastic bottle. So my friends, logic tells us that "soda" makes sense. |
| 1 | something brown with sugar and caffeine |
| 1 | Drew's Favorite Drink! |
| 1 | brew |
| 1 | breakfast drink |
| 1 | Artificially flavored carbonated beverage. |
| 1 | Fountain Drink |
| 1 | Others around me used the word "pop." As a teen, I grew to dislike that word--I thought it was to short and sounded silly. I started using the word "soda," but my mom always thought this was weird and wondered where I had picked it up. I am not sure myself--maybe from Archie comics, of which I read and collected many--there was a character named "Pops" who ran "Pop's Soda Shoppe." |
| 1 | Red Hash |
| 1 | bubbly |
| 1 | Sasparilla |
| 1 | cherry coke |
| 1 | James, Macho Business Donkey Wrestler. Feel my skills, donkey donkey donkey, donkey donkey |
| 1 | water |
| 1 | Da tasty Fizzy |
| 1 | apple johnny |
| 1 | i have almost always said pop. i went to a college last year where probly 90% of the people said soda. one time i let "soda" slip, and i was around my minnesota friends. they laughed at me. i felt so stupid! i say "pop" for almost all kinds of cabonated beverages, but for some i say "soda", such as "grape soda" and "cream soda". its not "cream pop" after all. however, there is a "pop tab" on a pop can, not a "soda tab". my final answer i often times call it a carbonated beverage, but 99 out of 100 times, its pop. the other 1% of the time is carbonated beverage or soda. pop is the winner! go minnesota! |
| 1 | buthole in a can |
| 1 | sperm |
| 1 | It depends on where I am, if I am in my home state it is, "pop" I live in NC now and it is "soda" if you try to ask for a "pop" here, they look at you funny and say "you ain't from here, where are you from" Strange huh. |
| 1 | Alex's Favorite Drink!!! |
| 1 | joel eckerson can speak in tongues |
| 1 | arabian medicine and joel eckerson |
| 1 | Fizzy Drink |
| 1 | fizzy syrup |
| 1 | OK Here's the deal -- Why does this word even need to exist? In what situation would one ever need to use the word "Pop" or "Soda"? At restaurants, the server asks you, "Can I get you anything to drink?" Does one reply, "Sure, I'll have a pop/soda/coke"? Of course not. You respond, "I'd like a [insert specfic drink title here]. When does "pop" or "soda" ever need to be used, ever? It doesn't, people, it doesn't. Ever. Never ever. Never ever again, should anybody say either of those two words. |
| 1 | Grant Fisher has sex with little boys while Randy Graff watches |
| 1 | tarzan slam |
| 1 | coke |
| 1 | moutian due |
| 1 | chittychitty bang bang |
| 1 | people who say soda are stupid-POP is better! |
| 1 | wiches brew |
| 1 | ITS POP FOOLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| 1 | I grew up in Minnesota, where most everyone says "pop" and looks at someone who says "soda" as one trying to be far too sophisticated. It's actually frowned upon. But, after moving to LA, I learned quickly that now I'D get laughed at for using the wrong terminology. My parents still roll their eyes when I say "soda." "Who do you think you are, Mr. FancyPants California?" |
| 1 | I use Pop and rightly so. What is in Pop ( Soda) ??? phosphorus. Pop = phosphorus for short. I dont see anything that even resembles Soda in anything. For the People who use Coke as a generic term I feel pity for you. |
| 1 | thirst-quenching beverage |
| 1 | Chaser |
| 1 | SPERMSLUP |
| 1 | SPERM SLURP |
| 1 | sodaypop |
| 1 | Ryne Anderson |
| 1 | engin oil! |
| 1 | White stuff |
| 1 | Sweet Fizzie |
| 1 | Fart!!! |
| 1 | Fizzle juice |
| 1 | PCS |
| 1 | punch |
| 1 | tinkle juice |
| 1 | pimp juice |
| 1 | Your mother |
| 1 | As a child, I grew up with the word "pop," but as I aged and got to thinking why call it "pop?" I hate that word and it can be used for so many other things. Pop could mean a father. Pop could mean a sound. Soda, on the other hand, refers to one thing, a carbonated beverage. And for the record, I am from Minnesota and nobody gives me weird looks or laughs at me when I say "soda" instead of "pop." Soda forever! |
| 1 | Pissy Cola - only if its Pepsi) |
| 1 | Black Water |
| 1 | Hasselflass |
| 1 | so-der |
| 1 | a big icicle |
| 1 | Jesus juice |
| 1 | www.4chan.org |
| 1 | fizzy wizzy |
| 1 | non-acholholic carbonated beverage |
| 1 | YIcJQqEqyrgqM |
| 1 | George's man spooge on Karl's chin after getting boned in the steam room. Thats how you ask for it at a retaurant in MN |
| 1 | Mr. Washburn |
| 1 | The Waters of Unliving Life |
Statistics last generated: Thu Sep 9 00:05:21 2010 Pacific Time