what are you drinking, right now?

rearviewross

conman wrote:

Dissidentman wrote:

conman wrote:

nothing right now, but i'm pretty sure there's a bottle of bacardi in the basement and there's coke in the kitchen :think:

Don't you mean "pop" in the kitchen?

Bacardi and pop.

Who says that??? Will...

actually it's pepsi in the kitchen but i say soda when talking about it in general

A lot of people in Wisconsin say pop instead of soda but at least its better than the souther states that call every soda a coke.

rearviewross

Founders Imperial Stout

rick1zoo2

here it is soda, out in western PA it's pop. it's also pop in the Rochester NY area and in Ohio. my theory is that there is a line of demarcation that runs roughly north - south and that east of that line its soda, west of that its pop. I believe that line is approximately based on US route 81 that runs through the state of PA and NY. it also runs through MD and VA and on through the south, but I have no idea what it is referred to once you get below the Mason-Dixon line, in Canada they just call it 'beer'.

rearviewross

rick1zoo2 wrote:

here it is soda, out in western PA it's pop. it's also pop in the Rochester NY area and in Ohio. my theory is that there is a line of demarcation that runs roughly north - south and that east of that line its soda, west of that its pop. I believe that line is approximately based on US route 81 that runs through the state of PA and NY. it also runs through MD and VA and on through the south, but I have no idea what it is referred to once you get below the Mason-Dixon line, in Canada they just call it 'beer'.

I know in Tennessee they refer to all soda as coke. My friend dated a girl from there and when he visited her dad asked if he wanted a coke, he said sure. The dad came back with a 7 up. He asked what kind of coke he wants.

shep

rick1zoo2 wrote:

here it is soda, out in western PA it's pop. it's also pop in the Rochester NY area and in Ohio. my theory is that there is a line of demarcation that runs roughly north - south and that east of that line its soda, west of that its pop. I believe that line is approximately based on US route 81 that runs through the state of PA and NY. it also runs through MD and VA and on through the south, but I have no idea what it is referred to once you get below the Mason-Dixon line, in Canada they just call it 'beer'.

where i'm from in canada it's a "bottle of pop" (say it really quickly and blend all the words together and you'll get the idea )

however - to get back on topic - i'm having a homebrew right now... it's a hefeweizen....

ldent42

I'm currently drinking a can of coke.

Which is soda, not pop. :thumbup: :wave:

peacefrompaul

20 oz. Coca-Cola

POP

rick1zoo2

Jamesons. no pop

mca47

Jameson and Coke.

I grew up saying "pop". Then I grew up and now call it soda.

peacefrompaul

mca47 wrote:

Jameson and Coke.

I grew up saying "pop". Then I grew up and now call it soda.

POP

81

whatever happened to that pop pop dude.

mca47

peacefrompaul wrote:

mca47 wrote:

Jameson and Coke.

I grew up saying "pop". Then I grew up and now call it soda.

POP

Once you move out of the Midwest and get a few years in ya', you'll change.

whispering hands

Mike's Hard Cranberry Lemonade.. Need more! This ace is making me angry.. I'm not an angry person.. But god forbid you have to see me pissed off in person!!!

dimitrispearljam

coffee

BLACK35

coffee

conman

sierra nevada pale ale

mikalina

blueberry iced tea with kiwi strawberry vodka.... very tasty :P

dimitrispearljam

coffee

dimitrispearljam

dimitrispearljam wrote:

coffee

BIGDaddyWil

Eagle Rare 10 Year Old Bourbon........soooooo yummy!!!!!!