A bevy of cans throughout the 80s-90s (21 Photos)

from Ohio and I call it pop!

we say coke in texas

Awe now I'm thirsty

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Pop is a sound. Soda is a drink.

Growing up near Boston we called it "tonic".

This post is fucking boring.

In Atlanta we called them by name. It’s a sin to call coke anything other than coke.

I didn't see a single RC cola can what's up with that. RC cola and moon pies are the best dessert ever.

Not one surge can?

what about the Toronto Blue jay World series cans… haha I have like 2 of those

#16 Don't care what it is, if you're in Texas, they're cokes.
Now, I don't drink cokes/sodas/pop anymore, but if Pepsi brought back Pepsi Blue, I'd have to get back on the bandwagon.

In Aussie, we call it 'soft drink' as a broad term, but usually just coke, sprite, fanta etc.

definitely soda.

West coast guy here so I have always known it to be soda…But now I live in the midwest and everyone looked at me like I was a moron so now its pop lol

Beer motherfucker!
Do you drink it!!????

#4
American Cola, seems legit with russian calendar…

#17 omg, had them myself

In Mass you have to watch your punctuation. If you have a grocery list that says bacon soda you could get bacon and coke or baking soda powder alone. Its like a suprise for the person who made the list when you get home. Never know what you will get!

In Ireland we call fizzy drinks minerals… get the kids some minerals they would say… minerals thats what we need rocks…

In el Salvador we call
7-up: Siete HUUUUP!
Sunkist: Soonkish

Growing up it was always COKE. "You wanna get a coke?" "Yeah" "What kind?" "Gimme a Dr. Pepper"

Now I don't drink that poison shit.

missing a few pepis cool cans

#16 RC king o cola…Wtf no Mr. Pibb

Soda. "Pop" is the noise Soda makes. But in the south, "Coke" is the sound "Coke" makes.

In Australia we call them all "soft drinks" !

I always just called them soft drinks, but then again, I am from across the pond.