Soda or Pop ???

[TomBrooks]

Around here, and I think in most of North America, just about everybody calls gelatin dessert Jell-O, although Jell-O is just a trademarked brand owned by Kraft Foods. They own most of the gelatin dessert market in this area though - I can't even think of one competing brand.

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Around here, and I think in most of North America, just about everybody calls gelatin dessert Jell-O, although Jell-O is just a trademarked brand owned by Kraft Foods. They own most of the gelatin dessert market in this area though - I can't even think of one competing brand.

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well thats great since we are talkin about pop and soda [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[Grisgra]

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Around here, and I think in most of North America, just about everybody calls gelatin dessert Jell-O, although Jell-O is just a trademarked brand owned by Kraft Foods. They own most of the gelatin dessert market in this area though - I can't even think of one competing brand.

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IWPFYV

Hey, I like it.

[TheMainEvent]

I remember when people from different regions had this argument all the time my first semester of college. It annoyed me a great deal.

[McGahee]

Soda and it's not close

[FishAndChips]

Soda is more feminine ending with the 'a'.

Pop is efficient. One syllable and action packed.

I typically say soda, but I'm switching to pop! [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[PokerBob]

i live in minneSOTA, but they call it pop here. retarded. it is soda, and it is not close.

[zipppy]

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i live in minneSOTA, but they call it pop here. retarded. it is soda, and it is not close.

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I think you just made baby (minnesotan) Jesus cry.

[tdarko]

last summer in mexico i asked for a Fresca and the mexicano's laughed at me and told me "they wished."

"fresca" is slang for "lesbians" in spanish.

[astroglide]

i never see fresca anywhere but the grocery store. is it common where you live or something? like, in restaurants?