Soda or Coke are correct. People who say Pop are lizzid people.How the fuck is coke correct? That's a specific type of soda.
How the fuck is coke correct? That's a specific type of soda.Because I was born in Virginia, grew up in Florida, and currently live in Tennessee. Coke is king. Pepsi is still Coke here. Cheerwine is Coke.
Because I was born in Virginia, grew up in Florida, and currently live in Tennessee. Coke is king. Pepsi is still Coke here. Cheerwine is Coke.Can I have a coke sprite?
Soda's fine too.
"Soft drink" where?I've also heard this occasionally.
Can I have a coke sprite?no one orders drinks like this
Or
Can I have a coke?
What kind?
Sprite
Neither make sense
no one orders drinks like thisI never said that. And I'm pretty sure I have heard people online say it's the latter.
"yeah ill have a soda"
no one does that. coke is a stupid thing to call soda but this argument is just as stupid
Calling any generalized whole thing by a specific brand name is beyond stupid.Band-Aid
When was coke meant to mean Coca-Cola?Say the first word of Coca Cola.
When was coke meant to mean Coca-Cola?The second that it started being used? Coke is the brand, Cola is the type of drink. It was in part because of Coke's high popularity that it was like how "Google" is used for searching something online, "Band-Aid" is used in place of bandage, or "Nintendo" is used in place of video game console: there is a portion of the population of extreme brand reverence that they use a particular, usually the most popular one (and almost assuredly the particular one they use/consume), in place of the name of the thing that they are dealing with.
The second that it started being used? Coke is the brand, Cola is the type of drink. It was in part because of Coke's high popularity that it was like how "Google" is used for searching something online, "Band-Aid" is used in place of bandage, or "Nintendo" is used in place of video game console: there is a portion of the population of extreme brand reverence that they use a particular, usually the most popular one (and almost assuredly the particular one they use/consume), in place of the name of the thing that they are dealing with.The brand is Coca-Cola, as is the drink.
The brand is Coca-Cola, as is the drink.Coke has been trademarked since 1945. It is a brand name for Coca-Cola.