aculle01

Im a Tonic man from my mom's side of the family (Haverhill, MA)

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IRS_Agent

Tried it. It was ok, but it's just what it's suppose to be, and it seems to have an even blend between the two flavors.

I was at a wedding in Maine and I almost threw up. It may sound oxymoronic to call a soda "a mans soda", but if you were ever to declare a soda manly, that would certainly qualify. Don't disagree with me until you try the stuff, it is the most disgusting drink that ever became notable.


By the way, in Southeast Wisconsin, it's exclusively soda; however, if you go 50 or so miles South to the windy city (Chicago if any foreigners don't already know it by that name) it's pop or an angry mob will burn you at the stake.

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Black_V!per

While at party's I usually ask "Who wants a Soda" and around the house I ask "Who wants a coke?". But its usually "Soda" since Im not nice enough to ask around the house to aid others in there lazyness.

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poe

I've always grown up calling it "Pop", in WA, as fits the map. Now in NJ, everyone calls it "soda", and there's been numerous people that have commenting on the pop bit. It's quite interesting. Had a discussion with someone a couple days ago about this, then I found this thread

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