And now for something completely different

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'Soda', 'Pop', or 'Soda Pop' ???

I say Soda.

Also... It's not a couch or sofa... It's a davenport!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Davenport_(sofa)

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Coke.

[Unit of Energy]

'Soda', 'Pop', or 'Soda Pop' ???

All of the above. Yes I'm strange

[A Mom, but not yours]

Pop when I was a kid, but as I've gotten older it has slowly morphed to soda. I was at a national conference as a kid in high school. The delegation from Oregon stopped by our room with an open door and asked where the pop machine was. I told them. They went on their way. My roommates, all from the east coast looked at me with puzzled expressions. They had no idea what "pop" was. But they knew where the soda machine and/or the coke machine was. Oh, and said vending machine sold pepsi products. Coke was a generic term.

If you want another one where people get emotional, ask people how they pronounce 'aunt'.

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Or crayon.

[Fredjikrang]

I say it ape ri (as in rich) caught.

I say soda, pop, and soda pop sometimes, but I usually just call it what it is (coke, sprite, et al.)

[orb360]

Awe-unt...

Color or Colour...

Favorite or Favourite...

Theatre or Theater...

[Wisteria]

I had a roommate who pronounced the word "pumpkin" and "punkin." It was kind of cute.

[Giovanni Schwartz]

There's actualyl a town clalws Punkin Center in AZ. I'm too lazy ti fiuc tyois tiday, (and yes. the ose are reall y all legitimate typos. )