Lilly
Rock n' Roll Doggie FOB
i don't drink pop too often though
*sip* cherry coke of course.
*sip* cherry coke of course.
What's your favorite soft drink?
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Lemon Meringue
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MiniFly
War Child
orange soda!!! and diet coke.
Bono's shades
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I start each morning with a can of Diet Pepsi - the true Breakfast of Champions. 
I drink another one during the afternoon. I try to stay away from pop in the evenings if I have to get up early the next day.
I drink another one during the afternoon. I try to stay away from pop in the evenings if I have to get up early the next day.
u2er
Refugee
Dr Pepper. 
Here in texas everyone calls every soda Coke, even if it's orange soda or sprite or something
I call everything soda though. I also like cherry coke
Here in texas everyone calls every soda Coke, even if it's orange soda or sprite or something
I call everything soda though. I also like cherry coke 
ILuvLarryMullen
Rock n' Roll Doggie ALL ACCESS
my favorite is Dr. Pepper, followed closely by cream soda. Mr. Pibb is also quite good.
Lemon Meringue
Rock n' Roll Doggie
u2er said:Dr Pepper.
Here in texas everyone calls every soda Coke, even if it's orange soda or sprite or something
They do that in Nashville, too!
She Is Raging
Refugee
I love Pepsi One. I dont drink a ton of it either.... I try to stick to water, and I LOVE Gatorade.
Here in Boston most people including myself call it tonic... and not just the club soda. It confuses a lot of people.
Here in Boston most people including myself call it tonic... and not just the club soda. It confuses a lot of people.
Zoomerang96
ONE love, blood, life
i used to drink coke/pepsi all the time.
lately ive limited myself to one drink a day.
now i try to strictly drink water, a little bit of coke when i HAVE to, and milk juice, whatever...
lately ive limited myself to one drink a day.
now i try to strictly drink water, a little bit of coke when i HAVE to, and milk juice, whatever...
U2fan42
The Fly
1. Lipton Rasberry Iced Tea
2. Hazelnut Italian Soda
3. Vanilla Coke
4. Dr. Pepper
2. Hazelnut Italian Soda
3. Vanilla Coke
4. Dr. Pepper
Hewson
Blue Crack Supplier
Mountain Dew for me...when they draw my blood it comes out green and fizzy.
And here in Mass. people (especially older folks) refer to soda as "tonic". That really puzzles visitors.
And here in Mass. people (especially older folks) refer to soda as "tonic". That really puzzles visitors.
cass
Rock n' Roll Doggie VIP PASS
from the olden days...a beautiful memory
I think i am being sent up here ...as usual...but here goes.
You have reminded me of the 1960's and Sunday School annual picnics. My o my , were they a lot of fun.
Back then, having a soft drink was such a treat, as was ice cream. The ice cream was delivered at the end of the day and was kept in a big old canvas bag with dry ice.( something to do with nitorgen..I know it gave off vapour when we put water on it..vague memories of excitedly playing with "dry ice")
and the"lolly man" (usually my father) Do they do that in the USA? or was it quaintly NorthCoast Oz 1960's style fun?
My mother would fill paper bags with lollies , stitch them very lightly all over his brightest flowery shirt(that bit was important)....get the kids to line up, give the "lolly man" a running head start and then say "GO get him kids"....simply wonderful fun.
I don't know, the olden days ...we managed and sucked the marrow out of every tiny experience.
That was something else this thread made me recall....mum and that awful soda syphon she proudly bought in the60's...now that WAS fancy
u had to be there musiclovers my mum
I think i am being sent up here ...as usual...but here goes.
You have reminded me of the 1960's and Sunday School annual picnics. My o my , were they a lot of fun.
Back then, having a soft drink was such a treat, as was ice cream. The ice cream was delivered at the end of the day and was kept in a big old canvas bag with dry ice.( something to do with nitorgen..I know it gave off vapour when we put water on it..vague memories of excitedly playing with "dry ice")
and the"lolly man" (usually my father) Do they do that in the USA? or was it quaintly NorthCoast Oz 1960's style fun?
My mother would fill paper bags with lollies , stitch them very lightly all over his brightest flowery shirt(that bit was important)....get the kids to line up, give the "lolly man" a running head start and then say "GO get him kids"....simply wonderful fun.
I don't know, the olden days ...we managed and sucked the marrow out of every tiny experience.
That was something else this thread made me recall....mum and that awful soda syphon she proudly bought in the60's...now that WAS fancy
u had to be there musiclovers my mum 
cloudimani
Acrobat
why do you call it "soda" anyway? it isnt.
dsmith2904
ONE love, blood, life
Coke from McDonald's, it is the greatest thing on Earth!! When I become a multi-millionaire I am going to have a McDonald's Coke fountain put in my house so I can have it whenever I want (if Tommy Lee can have his own Starbuck's, I should be able to have my own Coke).
meegannie
Blue Crack Addict
They called everything "coke" in Kentucky. I've always called them "soft drinks." 
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