In your neck of the woods...What do you say?
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Now in Toronto, where it is Soda, Sub, Firefly.
^^ Yup.I'd also say couch or sofa.
Others...
hydro = electricity or power. I.e. The hydro lines came down in the storm last night.
Bathroom or washroom not a restroom0 -
parlor = living room
cellar = basement
jeet yet? = did you eat yet?0 -
pop, sub, and both0
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In Connecticut.
Soda, grinder, firefly
And the store where you buy liquor? That's a package store or packy!0 -
Up here in Ontario Canada we say pop subs and lightning bugs. At least I do.0
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We say "cola" here.
Here being Germany.0 -
In Connecticut.
Soda, grinder, firefly
And the store where you buy liquor? That's a package store or packy!
Do you still have to check out before 8pm and they are closed on Sunday? We left CT 12 years ago, took awhile to get used to those rules when we first moved there!0 -
New mexico here...
Coke
Sub
I don't think those exist here but lightning bug??0 -
I'm from Kansas and we say pop, subs and fireflies.0
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From Oklahoma and I say Pop, Subs and Lightning bugs0
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Soda
Subs
Lightening bugs.
I live in Missouri.0 -
WI girl living in AZ
Pop - much to BFs attempts to make me call it soda :laugh:
Sub
Both
couch - although my grandma always called it a davenport.0 -
Fizzy drinks
I had to google hoagie... no idea what the eff it was - baguette
Firefly
London, UK.
^^ this ^^0 -
I was born In Ohio but now live in California I say soda subs lightening bugs0
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Oh and that thing you push around the grocery store is a buggy, not a cart.
My Popeye (grandfather, couldn't say PeePaw when I was little) still calls the refrigerator the ice box. I just love that man.
It is a buggy in Texas too. And I have stopped the use of the word "ice box," despite my own parents using it. It is a fridge.
The thing you push around in a SUPERMARKET is a TROLLY in the UK0 -
In Connecticut.
Soda, grinder, firefly
And the store where you buy liquor? That's a package store or packy!
Do you still have to check out before 8pm and they are closed on Sunday? We left CT 12 years ago, took awhile to get used to those rules when we first moved there!
They can open on Sunday now, but only until 5 pm. They can open on holidays too. And I think they can stay open until 9 pm. Not all of them do, some stick to the old schedule.0 -
I'm from Minnesota so I grew up saying pop. Moved to Iowa so now it's soda, sub and firefly. We also called physical education gym class, down here it's PE. Other Minnesota terms ishy for icky and rubber binder for rubber band0
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NE Pennsylvania.
Soda
Hoagies
Lightning Bugs0 -
although my grandma always called it a davenport.
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Canada here
pop
subs
and WTF is that thing run LOL.....but really most call it a firefly. 8)0 -
I'm in Alabama, but my husband's family is from all over, so I've picked up how he says things sometimes.
Soda (even though people think we all only say Coke down here. There's a difference between Coke and Pepsi and I WILL specify!)
Neither... It's a sandwich.
Lightening bugs.0 -
They can open on Sunday now, but only until 5 pm. They can open on holidays too. And I think they can stay open until 9 pm. Not all of them do, some stick to the old schedule.
Sounds like Texas.. Liquor stores closed on Sunday. You can only buy beer and wine after 12p. You know.. after you get out of your baptist church listening to why the preacher said alcohol is bad, then you can stop by the grocery store and pick up a 6 pack before going home. :indifferent:0 -
I say pop, subs and mosquito. :bigsmile: I'm from BC, Canada.0
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In Georgia, we say lightning bugs, soda and sub. I had no clue what pop was when I first moved to Michigan. lol.0
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pop, subs, lightning bugs, I'm in Wisconsin but I grew up in Northern Illinois0
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Pallet! Like you make from a quilt to lay the baby on the floor?0
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I say pop but I'm in soda or 'coke' territory. It's also sub's and lightning bugs.
Don't forget potato bug v roly poly.0 -
Come on by .. we'll go see a movie.0
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You mean pill bug?0
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Pallet! Like you make from a quilt to lay the baby on the floor?
Oh my god.. Are you a fellow southerner?! And we use the word pallet to mean any type of blanket assortment that is used on the floor instead of a bed LOL. Like if you had a bunch of friends over, you would make a pallet for them!0
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