Instant coffee or filtered coffee?

[Lilmiss]

You look weird dressed in black.

Oh....Urm, cheers.
Both of ya in fact.

[hobbes]

Good point


I can't even think of a synonym for pop apart from soft fizzy drinks. What do other people call it?

US terms:


Uptight guy: Do you want a carbonated beverage?
Missouri: Do you want a soda? (soda water means "carbonated")
Iowa: Do you want a pop?
Texas: Do you want a Coke?

For example:

Gimme a coke.
What kind?
7up.
ok

This seemed weird to mean that a brand name could represent the whole spectrum of carbonated beverages.

You could also say, "Do you want a cola?"

All of these will get you some soft drink. Oh yeah, that is another term. "Soft" meaning "no alcohol".

Hobbes was brought up asking for soda.

[manker]

For example:

Gimme a coke.
What kind?
7up.
ok

That is pretty weird

Soft can also mean non-carbonated so I still say pop is the best generic term for a non-alcoholic carbonated beverage. I guess Wales has something in common with Iowa. Cool

[NikkiD]

Mmmmmmm coffee... has to be filtered, preferrably Tim Horton's. Cream is better, milk will do in extreme situations.

[hobbes]

That is pretty weird

Soft can also mean non-carbonated so I still say pop is the best generic term for a non-alcoholic carbonated beverage. I guess Wales has something in common with Iowa. Cool

No, I would slowly walk away from a relationship with Iowa.

Iowa is primarily an agricultural state. That means they f*ck sheep.

Iowa is the Possil of the US.

[(>Zero Cool<)]

That is pretty weird

Soft can also mean non-carbonated so I still say pop is the best generic term for a non-alcoholic carbonated beverage. I guess Wales has something in common with Iowa. Cool

in fact twice cause I know how much you love this smiley

I believe I shall now call it a 'non-alcoholic carbonated beverage', though I fear I may bit burned at the stake by the first shopkeeper I ask for such an item.

On topic, I like coffe sweets etc but don't like coffee as a drink, sorry non alcoholic non carbonated hot beverage

[ruthie]

Iowa..where men are men, and sheep are scared.

[manker]

This seemed weird to mean that a brand name could represent the whole spectrum of carbonated beverages.

I've been sitting here racking my brain trying to think of a UK based example of using a brand name instead of the product.

Cigarette papers:

FFS, the Spar only had Swan Rizlas.
Twat, Swan Rizlas are shit, they don't stick properly.
I know but they didn't have any Rizla Rizlas

[Cheese]

I call it "non-beer".

[(>Zero Cool<)]

. That means they f*ck sheep.

Wales is like Iowa

In Iowa they fook sheep...do I really need to continue