[HPFGU-OTChatter] Dialects and Beverages
Coble, Katherine
katherine.coble at crgibson.com
Tue May 13 13:14:15 UTC 2003
Lina writes:
> Lina, who is frustrated daily with dialectal differences and still refers
> to
> carbonated breverages as "cold drink" or "coke"
>
Mycropht has something to say about that:
Hey, when this Indiana Girl moved to Tennessee 12 years ago, she was
endlessly confounded by people who would ask her "what kind?" whenever she
ordered a Coke. Up there it's "pop", but for some wierd dialectical reason
I've always called it Soda. (In Indiana a Soda is a drink made with
chocolate syrup, carbonated water and Ice Cream)
The one that I will NEVER comprehend is the "egg cream". There's NO egg in
it. Anyone from Brooklyn care to explain?!
Mycropht
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