Comments on: Chris http://bullpenbulletinspodcast.com Fri, 21 May 2010 01:45:58 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: ddorr22000 http://bullpenbulletinspodcast.com/chris-neseman/comment-page-1/#comment-122 ddorr22000 Tue, 16 Mar 2010 14:24:06 +0000 http://bullpenbulletinspodcast.com/?page_id=9#comment-122 In atlanta there is no pop or soda. Only Coke. I came from Portland and used soda, and people didn't even know what I was talking about. There is only Coke. FYI. Atlanta is the headquarters of Coke Cola. In atlanta there is no pop or soda. Only Coke. I came from Portland and used soda, and people didn’t even know what I was talking about. There is only Coke. FYI. Atlanta is the headquarters of Coke Cola.

]]> By: johnlindwall http://bullpenbulletinspodcast.com/chris-neseman/comment-page-1/#comment-9 johnlindwall Sat, 27 Sep 2008 07:25:27 +0000 http://bullpenbulletinspodcast.com/?page_id=9#comment-9 Chris, I really dig you guys on 11 o'clock comics. I have also started listening to the drunken nonsense on around comics and enjoy that as well. The drink rollcall is my favorite part of 11 o'clock! Vince B needs to expand his horizons. I get it, he likes beer. Me too. Branch out and try a porter or stout. I kid because I love. I heard your recent comment on the regional usage of the term "pop" vs "soda" and for your enjoyment I present the following link that presents a geographic breakdown of that terminology: http://popvssoda.com:2998/ I was born and raised in San Diego. My mom is from Wisconsin. She taught us to say "pop" like our relatives in Michigan. Folks in SD tend to say "soda". However the family of a good childhood friend of mine called all carbonated drinks "cokes" whether or not it was in fact a Coke (r) or not. John Chris,

I really dig you guys on 11 o’clock comics. I have also started listening to the drunken nonsense on around comics and enjoy that as well. The drink rollcall is my favorite part of 11 o’clock! Vince B needs to expand his horizons. I get it, he likes beer. Me too. Branch out and try a porter or stout. I kid because I love.

I heard your recent comment on the regional usage of the term “pop” vs “soda” and for your enjoyment I present the following link that presents a geographic breakdown of that terminology:

http://popvssoda.com:2998/

I was born and raised in San Diego. My mom is from Wisconsin. She taught us to say “pop” like our relatives in Michigan. Folks in SD tend to say “soda”. However the family of a good childhood friend of mine called all carbonated drinks “cokes” whether or not it was in fact a Coke (r) or not.

John

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