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April 7, 2005
Soda, Pop, and Coke

What do you call fizzy drinks? Soda? Pop? or Coke? (I still don't understand the generic "coke" thing) Anyway, this popular survey has been conducted many times, proving to me that people really want geographic differences to matter, even if they are trivial. Either way, it's fun. The latest development is a county map of the US shaded according to preference. I've always lived in hard-core "soda" territories... What does it mean?... click for full size.

coke_pop_soda.gif
Posted at 12:09 PM | Comments (2)
Category: Geography



 Comments on this article:

Looks a little familiar - check out the corrolation of voting for Kerry and the term Soda and voting for Bush and the Term Pop. Not exact, but pretty interesting...

 Posted by: Anatoly on April 12, 2005 2:23 PM

Big liberal cities call it soda... interesting

 Posted by: on April 25, 2006 8:00 AM




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