Poll: Do you say soda, coke, or pop?

[megapenguinx]

If it's coka cola, or Pepsi or another dark color it's a coke, if it's anything else it's a soda.
EDIT:By the way I'm in California

 

[cptjack42]

Goodness me, have we not seen this?
*snip*

I call it soda, and I'm from Texas.

Alaska's just weird...

It's perfect about Jersey, though. Soda is it's true name!

 

[minarri]

I'm from western PA, so I say only "pop". I've worked with people from OH long enough to tolerate "soda" but I'd never use the term.

 

[Schneebly]

Coming from England, I have never heard anyone say pop. I usually say either soda or coke.

Coke is common where I'm from (SW England) but I have NEVER heard a non-american call them soda, unless it has soda in the title (e.g cream soda).
I call them fizzy drinks though!

 

[Zombie_Fish]

Coming from England, I have never heard anyone say pop. I usually say either soda or coke.

Coke is common where I'm from (SW England) but I have NEVER heard a non-american call them soda, unless it has soda in the title (e.g cream soda).
I call them fizzy drinks though!

Yeah, that's what most people call them here.

 

[garfoldsomeoneelse]

Soda. Tampa, Florida.

 

[k3v1n]

gaseosa is the spanish word, but I call it's name, if it's coke, I call it coke; if it's seven up, I call it seven up, you get the drill

 

[Major_Sam]

Its soft drink in Australia. Or whatever the flavour/brand is ie. Coke, Fanta, Sprite etc.
PoP....lol so weird.

 

[chimmers]

Ginger!
Or "fizzy drinks" or just their names (although coke for anything cola flavored. so many times been corrected by waitresses about pepsi)

 

[Danny Ocean]

By name. Pop sounds retarded, and soda is actually are separate drink, so by name.

From England.

 

[DerpyDerpyDerp]

I try to say Elixir or Tonic as much as possible.

Otherwise I say pop.

 

[twistedshadows]

I say soda; I was raised in Arizona.

 

[yeah_so_no]

Coke, because I'm from Georgia.

Also, what you're noticing has been known for a long time and studied:

http://popvssoda.com:2998/

http://scholarslab.lib.virginia.edu/index.php/visualization-and-data-mining/50/

http://strangemaps.wordpress.com/2008/08/18/308-the-pop-vs-soda-map/

 

[Jharry5]

I usually either use the brand name, or just say pop.
But I'm from the good old UK...

 

[Xmasbeer]

"Brus" in Norway

 

[TaborMallory]

In Alaska where I used to live, everybody called it pop.
Here in Oregon, everybody calls it soda.
I've also noticed that, in my German class, we always refer to it as cola. Does this apply to Germany as a whole?

 

[nokelso]

I call it pop or soda and I'm in Washington State.
Or it's just Dr. Pepper, because I swear that's the only kind of soda we drink up here.

 

[LewsTherin]

Whatever the hell I feel like calling them at the time. Usually, by their name, as not to cause confusion.

Canada, here.

 

[GodsOneMistake]

By name, cause im a fucking rebel

 

[ix_tab]

In Australia we call it soft drink, or fizzy drink.