How awesome would this be....

[BloodChuckZ]

Must be an East Coast thing....I never heard it called that.

[Mike_W]

You also call soda "pop" and call a roof a "ruff".

[BloodChuckZ]

I don't.  Those are "Hick" expressions.  I'm not a god damn low-life Hick.

[Dave]

I use "pop." Not "ruff" though.

[Repo Man]

In Serbia, we use "sok", which means "juice", to call everything that can be drunk ('cept yoghurt, milk and things like that).

[BloodChuckZ]

Milk can be drunk.

[Repo Man]

Yes, but we don't call it juice. In English I heard people call only fruit juices "juice". Orange juice, apple juice, etc. But here, Coca-Cola is juice, Fanta is juice, Sprite is juice.

[Junkie Mater]

Are jizz and Jenkem called juice?

[Repo Man]

Nope, they aren't.

[BloodChuckZ]

True, most English and American terms 'Juice' are of the fruit variety.  Also, stuff like Gatorade and Kool-Aid ("Bug Juice") are also termed 'Juices'.

[Dave]

Oh that's cool! I want to call everything juice. But it would take some getting used to.

[Crazy Snake]

I use "pop." Not "ruff" though.

Same here.

[Mike_W]

I can't really think of other terms that differ from east to west, those are the 2 that I remember well.

[BloodChuckZ]

I may have to live in Hick-Land, I don't have to talk like them.

[Dave]

Wait, is "pop" hick?