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"other" reponses:
| 170 | Luke |
| 69 | soda pop |
| 21 | Marklar |
| 11 | Faygo |
| 7 | beer |
| 7 | CHAD NELSON IF YOU EVER READ THIS YOU NEED TO STOP LOOKING AT THIS SITE |
| 6 | Sodie |
| 5 | soda water |
| 5 | Soda. I'm not a vegetarian, but I like sitting in the grass. I don't like them thongs, but I love tits and ass. |
| 4 | Soda |
| 3 | Beverage |
| 3 | pop. is this word used to describe soda because of the carbonation or the noise it makes when the can is opened? i asked someone in Indiana once why she called it "pop" and that was her answer. well thats just plain retarded. i dont call a cat "meow". i dont call a baby "waaa" please. as i look at my soda on my desk now.. it says plain as day on the can "A&W Cream Soda" . if the company that is producing the product has labeled it as soda, then my friends ... it is (TM) and ready to go as soda. just accept it you northern hicks and toothless southern rednecks, pop is what you call "yer daddy". soda is what you call your beverage. |
| 3 | pop |
| 2 | Soft Drink |
| 2 | Cola |
| 2 | liquid crack |
| 2 | This is the proper truth- POP is used when referring to the past/present tense, as in "I drank too much Pop/I am drinking Pop." SODA is used when referring to the future tense as in "Would you like a Soda/I will have a Soda/Grab me a Soda." and COKE is used when referring to any Cola based drink regardless of brand (ie. Pepsi, RC, Like, Shasta, etc.) |
| 2 | Fizz |
| 2 | liquid diabetes |
| 2 | Thug Juice |
| 2 | white soda |
| 2 | Polar INC |
| 2 | cold drink |
| 2 | Anus Runoff |
| 1 | sodiepop |
| 1 | soda me pop |
| 1 | Jimmy Juice |
| 1 | spiffy |
| 1 | fresca |
| 1 | dew (mountain dew) |
| 1 | Joey Joe |
| 1 | Woops. Gave you wrong zip code last time. I gave you the zip code for where I live now. I grew up saying pop, moved to soda land, live in coke land now. I call it soda. Used to call it pop. Would never call it coke unless it's Coke. |
| 1 | growing up i was taught that the proper name was soda-pop, but it was o.k. to use soda or pop, i'd say nowadays i 50-50 in usage |
| 1 | unbeer |
| 1 | i found proof that it is called soda the only reason i choose other is so i could right this if you want to see the proof look at the side of a diet right case it says artificially flavored SODA |
| 1 | the guy before should have his vote thrown out for drinking diet right. |
| 1 | SODEE POP |
| 1 | If it is soda on my dinner bill at any and all big chain restaurants even in the Windy City then guess what it is, "SODA". It was soda in Cancun for spring break or was that Captain and Coke, hmmm, whatever same thing SODA and if you are ever in Milwaukee and say POP you will get popped! |
| 1 | all the same |
| 1 | coffee |
| 1 | Both soda and pop |
| 1 | Grew up in Wisconsin, called it pop. Moved to Indiana, called it pop. Moved to Mississippi, called it pop, and people laughed. They call everything "Coke" down there, which is stupid. How can orange POP or Sprite be "Coke"? *sigh* Anyway... Moved back to Indiana, still called it pop. Moved to Michigan, and I'm proud to say it's still POP! Guess I'll just have to stay in the north, eh? |
| 1 | May I see your wine list please? |
| 1 | I grew up in Wisconsin and we always called the thing on the wall that you drink water out of a "bubbler". I moved to Indiana and later Chicago, people would think I had flipped if I said that word, now it's a "water fountain", anyway, I know this is off the subject but thought it is another interesting linguistics piece. |
| 1 | Grew up in southern Wisconsin and called it pop. Went to college in northern Wisconsin and changed to soda |
| 1 | Diet Pepsi |
| 1 | chaser |
| 1 | yak |
| 1 | Soda/Pop |
| 1 | nectar of the gods |
| 1 | I am a fricking cheese head!!. Yeah uh-huh I really am! |
| 1 | Diet |
| 1 | The Hebrew Hammer |
| 1 | orange soda |
| 1 | well, well, well. . . so it has come down to this. I would hope that in the long history of our species, we have progressed beyond such matters somewhere in the first hundred years or so in our evolution. This really is a step backwards. |
| 1 | cokerpepsi |
| 1 | bubbly fizz drink |
| 1 | Why would anyone call it pop it sounds stupid and uneducated! It is and always will be soda and even if this is a free country with free speech and all I will continue to wage the war against pop! If you say pop you are contributing to the continuing dumbing of our society because it is a stupid word for what is clearly soda! So for all you uneducated hicks from BFE get it right it's SODA! and allways will be. And as for coke, what the hell? Coke is a brand not soda. And as for all you damb Minnesotians that come into our state and try to call it pop go home we don't want you here! |
| 1 | Pepsi |
| 1 | It's DAMN MINNESOTANS... and we can't leave - we're spies |
| 1 | flavored carbonated beverage |
| 1 | tonic |
| 1 | Trading Souses vs Meet Your New Mom There is no WAY I would be able to perform my wifely duties (you know what I mean) with some total stranger. Unless he was Johnny Depp or something, but I don't think that's gonna happen ! LMAOAROGTMEPOOMH! 0 |
| 1 | hi my number is 628-6432 call me ...........i drink soda |
| 1 | either |
| 1 | Toxic Sludge |
| 1 | drink |
| 1 | Pop = A nonalcoholic, flavored, carbonated beverage, usually commercially prepared and sold in bottles or cans. Soda = A refreshment made from carbonated water, ice cream, and usually a flavoring. (Does anyone recall the old "Soda" fountains?) Oh yeah, the point of all this... "POP" |
| 1 | CRUNK JUICE |
| 1 | I've lived in Wisconsin my whole life and have never once heard SODA referred to as Pop. Not even up north or west of Madison. If you look at someone that says Pop they normally have 3 teeth..... |
| 1 | chode |
| 1 | I grew up saying 'POP' and I have all my teeth. Hmmmm. Come to think of it, maybe I have all my teeth because I never drink 'SODA!' |
| 1 | acidcandy |
| 1 | boobies |
| 1 | Liquid Phermeldahide |
| 1 | sweet water |
| 1 | whore juice |
| 1 | ballsack |
| 1 | AIDS |
| 1 | used soda when living in Milwaukee but now live in Madison, WI and use pop |
| 1 | fizzie |
| 1 | skag |
| 1 | Hiya "pop" Pop overules soda by far! Muhahaha |
| 1 | Sometimes I get that not-so-fresh feeling. |
| 1 | carbonated soft drinks |
| 1 | None |
| 1 | Ross Hagens |
| 1 | fizzy stuff |
| 1 | SEX |
| 1 | titty juice |
| 1 | anything but Pepsi |
| 1 | soda if singular and pop plural (gonna get a soda or gonna get some pop) |
| 1 | mesosophicles |
| 1 | When you say soda you sound like a queer so say pop dumasses! Besides pop is historically correct. LOOK IT UP!!!!!! |
| 1 | mountian dew |
| 1 | FdlkwuKEGTO |
| 1 | Leroy |
| 1 | Tarzan Slam |
| 1 | Cavity Maker |
| 1 | Jesus Juice |
| 1 | Hi my name is Nick call me 508-277-5039 |
| 1 | dur pop |
| 1 | JMqyWKjofk |
| 1 | From Madison and we have ALWAYS said POP! |
| 1 | sodypop |
| 1 | belief |
| 1 | High Fructose Corn Syrup |
| 1 | Both pop and soda |
| 1 | sodapop (if drinking beer barleypop) |
| 1 | www.4chan.org |
| 1 | I use both Pop and Soda. |
| 1 | fizzy juice |
| 1 | soda po |
| 1 | Soda or pop, completely interchangeably |
| 1 | Carbonated Cat Piss |
| 1 | lean |
| 1 | The streets in this city are narrow, but run deep. My hand passes over the coarse texture of a brick wall. I thought I would have been gone by now. Far, far away. I'm 21 and still here. There's a rusty down arrow attached to a telephone pole about 100 feet ahead of me. As I near the sign, I notice a hole in the sidewalk directly below the arrow. I glance from the arrow to the hole. For a moment, I wonder what would happen if I just let go everything and did something interesting with my life. There's no ladder going down into the hole, so I drop my legs into it and brace my upper body against the edge. Slowly, carefully, I let myself fall. My body hits something soft, furry...a carpet. I sigh. The only light is a small shaft from the street. I hear the faint, soothing sounds of traffic. Those sounds that I had gotten so used to. I thought I hated them, but I find a smile creeping across my face. I stand up. Other than the carpet, I can see a chair, a bookshelf, and a door. I walk to the bookshelf. The only book sitting on the shelf has one page and two words. "WHO ARE" . It doesn't seem like any other words were ever in the book. No evidence of tearing-out or erasing or anything. I slip the book into my small messenger bag. The chair is upholstered like my grandmother chose the material. I turn to the door. The round, silver knob sits at my waist level. I turn it and push forward with my hip. The next room exits out into a field, unlike any place in this city. The quiet rumble of tires against asphalt has vanished. I got the feeling like I should be uncomfortable or surprised, I'm not. My hair and clothes fell to the mercy of the fresh breeze. They hit against my skin again and again. I hated it, so I stripped. Naked, I strode across the prarie. A single tree stood in between the light green grasses. I climbed the tree, collecting a number of scratches on my bare skin. At the top of the tree, I could see all of mankind. I couldn't think of any other way to explain it. The tortured, constantly shifting faces of humanity refuse to glance at me. I got bored, so I climbed down the tree. As I did, I fell to the ground limply. As soon as my body hit the grasses it began to sink in. I could feel each strand of flora envelop my skin. A great pressure from above pushed on me. My eyes opened, and I realized that I truly couldn't describe what lay in front of me. |
Statistics last generated: Sun Aug 30 00:08:17 2015 Pacific Time