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Interesting....
What the heck is:
"The devil is beating his wife" all about????
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Interesting....
What the heck is:
"The devil is beating his wife" all about????
Yes, there is a Nirvanah; it is leading your sheep to a green pasture, and in putting your child to sleep, and in writing the last line of your poem.
Kahlil Gibran (1883 - 1931)
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And what's the deal with Coke/soda/pop? If you ask for a Coke, you're asking for a particular brand of cola; if you ask for soda, you're asking for that bubbly water that goes great with scotch; if you ask for pop, then the response is, "Do you want, Coke, Sprite, Mountain Dew or Dr. Pepper?" So, OF COURSE, 'pop' is the correct answer.
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And what's the deal with Coke/soda/pop? If you ask for a Coke, you're asking for a particular brand of cola; if you ask for soda, you're asking for that bubbly water that goes great with scotch; if you ask for pop, then the response is, "Do you want, Coke, Sprite, Mountain Dew or Dr. Pepper?" So, OF COURSE, 'pop' is the correct answer.
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NO, IT'S NOT!!! Soda is!!! Pop is something some people call their fathers. Pop is the noise a balloon makes. Pop goes the weasel. But that carbonated sweet drink that goes by those names is called S O D A ! ! ! !neversleeps wrote:"Do you want, Coke, Sprite, Mountain Dew or Dr. Pepper?" So, OF COURSE, 'pop' is the correct answer.
And that part about the test? I just chose one because it didn't give me a choice to say "None of the above." But I never heard of any of those choices. I would say I "aced" a test if it was really easy.
Now that I've cleared those up...
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And Lori, it's funny you should call it soda, cause my ex's friend from NY I think he was even from Long Island, if I remember correctly he called it pop...but I agree it's SODA! the first time I heard it called pop was on vacation at my mom's sisters house up north and OMG I was like HUH!?!? lol....
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And Lori, it's funny you should call it soda, cause my ex's friend from NY I think he was even from Long Island, if I remember correctly he called it pop...but I agree it's SODA! the first time I heard it called pop was on vacation at my mom's sisters house up north and OMG I was like HUH!?!? lol....
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I guess I'll have to take the high road and be the mature adult to put a stop to this little debate.MissAmethyst2U wrote:I agree it's SODA! the first time I heard it called pop was on vacation at my mom's sisters house up north and OMG I was like HUH!?!? lol....
It's pop, pop, pop!!! End of discussion!

Enjoyed this one!!!!! HARD TO BELIEVE I'M FROM THE MIDWEST!!!! SPENT 6 MONTHS IN NEW JERSEY, LEARNED REAL FAST THAT POP IS SODA ON THE EAST COAST!!!!!!!!
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Have also spent alot of time down south, have a brother in LA, and understand the "CAJUN THING"!!!! We all may speak a little differently, use different phrases, but we ALL TALK THE SAME LANGUAGE ON THIS SITE!!!!! LOL
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Have also spent alot of time down south, have a brother in LA, and understand the "CAJUN THING"!!!! We all may speak a little differently, use different phrases, but we ALL TALK THE SAME LANGUAGE ON THIS SITE!!!!! LOL
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Two can play that game, missy.neversleeps wrote:It's pop, pop, pop!!! End of discussion!
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By the way, in case you didn't get the message, SODA!
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