'Soda', of the two, though around here it'd be more likely to be called a 'coke' (regardless of the actual brand of beverage).
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Chunked? I've never heard of that. I will chuck something, and I call Coke pop, although I've lived in enough places and had enough variety of influence to change that up every so often depending. I'm from the Midwest.
Soda
Chucked
Virginia
My wife says pop. It drives me nuts... ah, the things we do for love.
1. Definitely Soda
2. Neither, but if I had to pick one it would be chucked
3. Northeast US, specifically NJ and currently NH
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soda
lolwut?
EU
Soda.
I'd not say either chucked or chunked. I'd probably say tossed.
Wisconsin.
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Pop
Toss
Michigan
You crazy people and your soda
Those that haven't seen it before may find this interesting.
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Michigan now... but I am from Wisconsin, where we call a 'drinking fountain' a 'bubbler.'
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The last time I said Coke you yelled at me and made me cry.
Chunked
Coke
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Soft Drink. Around here soda or coke would be acceptable generic terms, but calling it pop is likely to get you laughed at.
Er....between the two options I'd go with chunked.
North Carolina
Edit: Interestingly, according to the map I'm in an "Other" county surrounded mostly by "Coke" counties with a couple "Soda" counties.
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Soda and chucked. I'm in the NE.
I've never heard of "chunked" and I can't fathom how it came to be especially when everybody knows the tongue twister about woodchucks chucking wood.
On a tangent:
I grew up hearing "man" as an dialog exclamation on TV, movies, books, etc. Like "Hey, man!", "Man, that was great!", "Man, did you see that?" Nowadays, I'm hearing the kids saying "son" instead and they sound so stupid. "Son" just doesn't have the impact as "man". And more importantly, I don't know how people not find that it sounds very demeaning while they're being referred to in such a way.
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I've never heard of "chunked" and I can't fathom how it came to be especially when everybody knows the tongue twister about woodchucks chucking wood.
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pop
chucked
Western Canada
Back in my university days this subject came up with some of my school friends who weren't from the same region as myself. They could not figure out what my hs buddies and I were talking about when we referred to Vico(chocolate milk) and bunnyhugs(hooded sweat shirts).
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Soda
Chucked (I've never even heard of "Chunked" used that way)
Northeast US
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Down here we call them groundhogs instead of woodchucks.
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Soda (although I called it pop till I was 10)
Threw or toss - never use chucked and have never heard of chunked
IL then MA then NH
Pop (can't say Soda, it feels too archaic lol)
Chucked (Chunked would be me at the buffet)
Western PA (Pittsburgh area, Pittsburghese has a lot of fun and awful words)
The young girl in the following video definitely hits on some major offenders. Enjoy!
http://youtu.be/sdxsX-ACciw
Pop
Chucked
Originally near Pittsburgh but now down in Harrisburg, PA where they give me funny looks when I ask for pop.
Gonna add a question: Sub, hoagie, grinder, hero, other?
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It's more than word usage or pronunciation...you've gotta have that nasal drawl to get the full effect of Pittsburghesse.
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The young girl in the following video definitely hits on some major offenders. Enjoy!
http://youtu.be/sdxsX-ACciw |
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soda
chunked (only because of a hearing problem)
California
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Gonna add a question: Sub, hoagie, grinder, hero, other?
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Grinder for hot.
I've heard wedge too, but that seems to be a wacky local thing.
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Soda
I usually say "toss", but I never say "chunk"
northern California
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On a tangent: I grew up hearing "man" as an dialog exclamation on TV, movies, books, etc. Like "Hey, man!", "Man, that was great!", "Man, did you see that?" Nowadays, I'm hearing the kids saying "son" instead and they sound so stupid. "Son" just doesn't have the impact as "man". And more importantly, I don't know how people not find that it sounds very demeaning while they're being referred to in such a way. |
Around here, it seems to be "dude", "man" and "bro" in descending order of frequency ("bro" is not very common at all). I use "dude" the most, and only say "bro" to bother my brother
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So today I was stuck at the DMV for 2.5 hours and had nothing better to do than to listen to people around me talk very loudly on their cell phones.
Which brought to my attention that people say some weird things.
For a carbonated drink, do you call it a soda or a pop?
To express the action of throwing something away, do you say you "chucked" something or "chunked" something?
Also... what region of the US/world are you from?
I say:
Soda
Chucked
Hawaii