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I seem to recall that there are places in the southern U.S. where soft drinks are called "dope". Confusing....
by logjam 18y ago
I seem to recall that there are places in the southern U.S. where soft drinks are called "dope".
Confusing....
- a-priori 18y agoAccording to the article, they call it that in the Carolinas.
- LogicHoleFlaw 18y agoI grew up in the Carolinas and I've never heard of "dope". It was all "soda" or maybe "coke" as the generic term.
- crowbar 18y agoHaving lived in the south (Tennessee and North Carolina) most of my life, I haven't heard that one. I can believe is coming from a heavy southern accent sounding like "dope" instead, though. People are strange, nonetheless. Before I was born, the majority of my family made a move from Iowa to Illinois to Tennessee (A weird transition on its own.) My brother almost got in trouble with a fast food chain when he ordered some "pop". The cashier misheard and thought he was asking for some pot and freaked out. (It didn't help he was a teenager at the time.) Nowadays, I think he's given up and conformed to just saying "coke".