It's not pop, it's ^#$%@$! soda

[SadieSixx]

Its only a chaser when its being mixed with some sort of alcohol

Well, yeah.....that's kind of the point of the joke.

 

[TacoBelle]

https://www.ambercutie.com/forums/t...-male-models-and-those-who-wanna-start.22967/

Hehehehe, I just wanted to point out that @Charlie Wilson said "A lot of looky lous," in that post. It made me giggle. I've never actually heard someone say that before. Where are you from, Charlie? (You don't have to be specific/give identifying info. This is just a thread related to general locations' speech patterns.)

 

[Johndoe91]

Looky Lou is definitely a term used around here, in the Midwest.

 

[David_Lee_Loca]

Out of the three cities, one was almost right on the map for where I live.
The other two were in the Southwest, which I found funny considering I've never even been to that part of the country.

 

[LuckySmiles]

Looky Lou is definitely a term used around here, in the Midwest.

Midwest is kinda big...I never hear it. But I'm also a newb. I also put my fingers in my ears and say "nonono I can't hear you" when there's one too many "pop's" being thrown around.

 

[ramblin]

Links!

Multicolor maps of where, exactly, people use those crazy answers: http://www.businessinsider.com/22-m...t-linguistic-conflicts-in-america-2013-6?op=1
Better questions, better answers: http://www.newyorker.com/humor/shou...ll-yinz-and-yix-call-stretchy-office-supplies

 

[YelloMit]

I call it fizzy drink or just the brand of what drink I'm getting.

 

[Johndoe91]

Logical explanation

 

[Omne35]

I'm impressed, they even got the city right.