Airzound Yes or No ?

[BentMikey]

If he was he'd call it soda.

Or just pop:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soft_drink

I'm amazed to learn it's sometimes called pop here - wow!!

 

[Mr Phoebus]

Or just pop:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soft_drink

I'm amazed to learn it's sometimes called pop here - wow!!

Strange? It's always been called "pop" here in the Midlands.

 

[hackbike 6]

Airzound is good but it needs redesigning.

 

[haggis65]

Pop? Are you american?

'Pop'- term used in Lancashire to descride soft drinks, nothing American about it

 

[Nigeyy]

<pedantic mode>I live in the States in New England, where they call it soda. However in some other states -notably the mid-west -they sometimes call it pop. Mind you I grew up in Sheffield and it was always called pop there.

So what is it called if it isn't called soda or pop? A fizzy drink? Carbonated?
</pedantic mode>

'Pop'- term used in Lancashire to descride soft drinks, nothing American about it

 

[Bollo]

To get even more off topic, my Mancunian parents often refer to tap water as "corporation pop". FYI.

As for the Airzound - had one but took it off. It's difficult to get an airzound to call someone a f%^$ing c%^*.

 

[wafflycat]

Growing up in Geordieland, it was always 'pop' indeed the 'popman' used to come round - and he'd take the empties back & we'd buy new stuff.

 

[John the Monkey]

Strange? It's always been called "pop" here in the Midlands.

Similarly here - further North from where I grew up, it's sometimes referred to as "mineral".

 

[BentMikey]

Well, I always thought it was a Merkin thing, but I've learnt from this topic!! Must admit I'm somewhat disappointed.

 

[Mr Phoebus]

Well, I always thought it was a Merkin thing, but I've learnt from this topic!! Must admit I'm somewhat disappointed.

'Cheggers Plays Soda' sounds a little too wanky.

 

[Wolf04]

Strange? It's always been called "pop" here in the Midlands.

North East too. There used to be a Pop Wagon came every Friday selling all the old classics Cream Soda, Dandilion and Burdock etc. oops sorry this is more of a cafe post.

Would help if I read the whole thread first, see wafflycats post above.

 

[Mr Phoebus]

North East too. There used to be a Pop Wagon came every Friday selling all the old classics Cream Soda, Dandilion and Burdock etc. oops sorry this is more of a cafe post.

Would help if I read the whole thread first, see wafflycats post above.

Wouldn't be an Alpine pop wagon, by any chance?

Alpine always used feral looking yoofs to despatch pop to the local estates.

 

[magnatom]

<pedantic mode>I live in the States in New England, where they call it soda. However in some other states -notably the mid-west -they sometimes call it pop. Mind you I grew up in Sheffield and it was always called pop there.

So what is it called if it isn't called soda or pop? A fizzy drink? Carbonated?
</pedantic mode>

Ginger!

As in:

Watch oot son, or aye'll pan ye way this bottle a' ginger!

 

[HLaB]

Ginger!

As in:

Watch oot son, or aye'll pan ye way this bottle a' ginger!

Is that ginger or ginger, depends how the 'g' pronounced 'ginger ale' or 'ginger heided'

 

[Wolf04]

Wouldn't be an Alpine pop wagon, by any chance?

Alpine always used feral looking yoofs to despatch pop to the local estates.

Sounds familiar, you may well be right. Vague memory it was something else possibly Villa but then became Alpine.