WATAH: Beverlies

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[MaliusEpiphany]

Traveler's diarrhea?

[HistoryLubber]

TRAVELER'S DIARRHEA? 

[rjdusa90]

I haven't taken a pH on coffee before (that would be fun, just show up to lab like "lol I'm gonna stick mah coffeh in the pH meter") but I did coke/sprite a while back. They're like pH 2.5/3... freaked me out a bit. That's probably why you get that "sting" with your soda, since you're pretty much drinking concentrated phosphoric acid.

[Killiarnus]

Well, I live all the way over in New Zealand, and most of the people I know call it fizzy! :O

[xDanielJPowersx]

In Chicagoland soft drinks are referred to as soda and pop alternately and synonymously. However, at an ice cream parlor or somewhere with such deserts- soda also specifically refers to a carbonated drink / ice cream desert (i.e. root beer float).

[Ethanhmayo]

Most Central Texans say Coke.

[CowLunch]

It's pop in the UK or "fizzy drink" coz we're so imaginative xD

It's funny the way you talk about the pop/soda divide like it was a split that happened centuries ago when people couldn't agree on the name so they left to form separate colonies.

[CowLunch]

Traveller's... Traveller's... Death!? OMG!

[brittklein13]

Bye

[pandahead17]

i live in washington and everyone i know says soda so i say soda but to me it really does not matter what you call it soda, pop, sodapop, softdrinks ect..

[canyouseetheproblem]

so i think the soda pop thing is an east west split cause i'm in kansas and people say both and were in the middle, but i got to missouri and they say soda and i go to nebraska and the say pop.