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First time my fiancee (who is from Ohio) said she wanted some pop, i though she said she wanted some POT. Funny, at her work as a server, she has had the same problem several times when she mentions pop instead of soda. Soda is very ingrained here in Jersey
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Soda here as mapped.
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Pop.
Soda is that stuff you get in the baking aisle. |
Soda, as mapped.
I can understand and respect "pop," but calling all soft drinks "coke" is just wrong. I could make a blanket statement about the South here, but I won't. ;) |
do those of you that call it pop get a 'sack' or a 'bag' to carry your purchases out of the store in?
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I say bag, but husband says sack.
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bag
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Bag.
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bag
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slag!
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slapper!
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Oh you tart!
eta - [Bread] She. Is. A. Tart! [/Bread] |
trollop!
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is bag, bag, slag! like duck, duck, goose?
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A sack is a scrotum. If you say sack around here, even in reference to football, it's inevitable that someone will make the joke. My aunt actually gave my son a toy called a "balzac," and couldn't understand what we found to be so funny.
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