Soda or Pop?

[Coolcrab88]

And that's only a chart of the US. It's called something different all over the world, just like many other stuff.

I call it exactly as it is like impish but I never really say "soda" or "pop". In England thats never really said.
So I can't vote the poll.

[Blood]

The weird thing is on that map it says where I live they call it soda but I call it pop. And yes I was born there.

[AnonymousAfro]

This is the most random topic I've ever encountered.

[Curret]

I call it carrot juice. I'm surprised it wasn't on the map.

[AnonymousAfro]

I call it carrot juice. I'm surprised it wasn't on the map.

*Gags* Ehh, well carrots are resorting to cannibalism!

[CollisionCourse]

I call it carrot juice. I'm surprised it wasn't on the map.

*Gags* Ehh, well carrots are resorting to cannibalism!

whats so bad about cannibalism, ive been trying to eat ashley for the past month

[AnonymousAfro]

I call it carrot juice. I'm surprised it wasn't on the map.

*Gags* Ehh, well carrots are resorting to cannibalism!

whats so bad about cannibalism, ive been trying to eat ashley for the past month

I.... Uh...

[firebird1163]

*pull out AP human geography text book*

      The forms of these different dialects are formed usually by relocation diffusion to new regions, by isolation these area form a branch of their language. This is determined by region, but popular culture does have an effect in the whole mess. And with the advancements in communication, it's forming a somewhat bond within different areas.

             P.S. That map is somewhat incorrect, it is forgetting "soft drinks" and it's labeling is a bit weird with the percentages. 

[Altus Clura]

I call it carrot juice. I'm surprised it wasn't on the map.

But..
it was
"other"

[darthdylan10]

Its definately soda. *Blows up forum, and walks off with the explosion in the background like james bond*