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John Green tackles the pop/soda/Coke debate (and 100 other regional slang terms). Right away, I think he got one wrong.
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Mop (200 lbs) (aka rburriel)
Sep 5 '13, 09:24
In England they call it a soft drink? I call it a soft drink. Sometimes a soda. Never a pop. I think it's the Canadian in me.
Mop
I doubt they call it a "Coke" in the South unless it's some kind of cola. I wouldn't call a Dr. Pepper or a Mountain Dew a "Coke".
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A wedge? Never heard anyone say that. -- nm
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Krusty
Sep 5, 09:54
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