Topic: What do you call soda?

Beer.

Soda. Or cola. It's really a regional thing in the U.S. It's one of those things you'll notice as if you go across the country and stop off at diners: The waitresses stop saying one in favor of the the other, then back again.

Soda
Caffeinated Beverage

I like the way Snrub thinks!

Sop. Or soda. Either one really.

Neither. I call the drink by the name of the drink. (eg. Coke, Dr. Pepper etc.) I haven't said "soda" in forever and I have and never will call it "pop".

Agreed.

_{me and my picture changing :/}

INFIDELS!!

@lz: hell to the yes
_{after Dr Pepper, though... soda ftw}

Both. Melikes both. I should experiment mixing four sodas and five pops together in one bottle. Result = Repetition of The Big Bang {The Creation of Earth}. Or I might make Chemical X instead, and create the Powerpuff Girls. Now, to get a hairy ape with a big brain...
_{Maybe I'll create another planet so all you humans can destroy it again, as you did Earth. Galactus would obviously take care of all of you then. Muahahaha.}

It feels weird saying Soda, or Soda Pop.

This.

There is no "soda" or "pop".

It is only Coke and _{Canada Dry} Ginger Ale.

But I've been known to say soda.

Here's more info about soda than you ever wanted to know: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soft_drink

@lz2010, good choice my friend!

I say soda, which my friends like to correct me upon. It is a region thing, American's tend to call it soda, and us Canadian's like to call it pop. It was just how I was brought up saying things. I even call the weather out by Fahrenheit, rather Celsius.

neither of these words are used in england :/

Soda!

Oh hell yea!!!!!!!!

pop

Pop, though I said "soda" before moving to America, and switched terms to go along with what everyone else were saying (North Dakota, if anyone's wondering about which region this "pop"-place is in).