Pop, Soda or Soft Drink?

[Krigloch the Furious]

i along with almost everyone else in great britain call it pop. only faggy american wannabe emos call it soda (in england)

they still allow you guys to use aluminum cans there? arent those way sharp?

 

[Rabid Headbanger]

they still allow you guys to use aluminum cans there? arent those way sharp?

 

[Ender Rises]

Tell me about it. I've been there before, and the traffic's always backed up on the big highways.

Nobody knows how to drive in Dallas and the major highways and roads ALWAYS have work on them. I avoid Dallas like the plague unless I just have to go there, usually only for sports games or shows.

 

[circle master]

they still allow you guys to use aluminum cans there? arent those way sharp?

unlike you, british people dont have a layer of protective blubber to shield us from cuts :Smug:

 

[tagradh]

unlike you, british people dont have a layer of protective blubber to shield us from cuts :Smug:

Hah.

 

[ThisIsACoolName]

unlike you, british people dont have a layer of protective blubber to shield us from cuts :Smug:

Yeah, but don't you just have Anzacs or Canadians to take the cuts for you?

PS: How would being obese prevent one from getting a cut? It would stand to reason that having more flesh means a greater chance of being cut, really.

 

[CAIRATH]

When I'm in the UK and in English language mode I guess I would call it soda. I do actually call any type of cola regardless of brand "Coke" though. I guess that's stupid. But not quite as stupid as calling something like Fanta or Sprite Coke.

 

[Satanstoenail]

This still rules

The Queen's English must be rightly observed no matter how trivial the subject matter.

 

[circle master]

The Queen's English must be rightly observed no matter how trivial the subject matter.

i agree