Soda or Pop?

**Cath** · 07-15-2013

Please guys, it's soda, wtf.

**Daenery** · 07-15-2013

So...apparently some people use both. :U what do

**Drizzy** · 07-15-2013

**Dom~** · 07-16-2013

It honestly depends on where you live, Washington, we call it pop, when I lived in Las Vegas, they called it soda..I just call it pop.

**Daenery** · 07-16-2013

Originally Posted by ~Domenick~

It honestly depends on where you live, Washington, we call it pop, when I lived in Las Vegas, they called it soda..I just call it pop.

Yeah, that makes sense. Regional variations, I suppose. xD

Still though...

**Dom~** · 07-16-2013

Originally Posted by Daenerys

Actually, that is not an "ice cream pop" because there is no ice cream in it at all, no dairy whatsoever

its called a Popsicle here

**Daenery** · 07-16-2013

Originally Posted by ~Domenick~

Actually, that is not an "ice cream pop" because there is no ice cream in it at all, no dairy whatsoever

its called a Popsicle here

Popsicle

Pop

6char*:･ﾟ✧*:･ﾟ✧

**~~DarkByte~~** · 07-16-2013

In england everyone calls it pop. Soda is more like fizzy water. You would get strange looks if you used the word soda for all drinks..

**Daenery** · 07-16-2013

That's really interesting. Here we call carbonated water "Seltzer" water, but I also see people use "Club Soda" and "Sparkling Water". :0

**Arabella** · 07-16-2013

Soda. I've noticed people on the west coast use the term soda more often, while my family in Ohio uses the term pop.

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