Hoagie, Hero, Sub,or Grinder? Hot Dog or Frank? Soda or Pop?

[samhexum]

Hero, Frank (sometimes hot dog), Soda

Edited June 26, 2018 by samhexum

[gallahadesquire]

Grinder, hot dog, soda (used to be pop)

[+ sync]

Hero with soda (club soda in the bourbon).

[+ azdr0710]

Never say "Pepsi" in the South!

 

 

 

 

Edited June 26, 2018 by azdr0710

[+ azdr0710]

lots more cool maps!.....

 

http://www.businessinsider.com/22-maps-that-show-the-deepest-linguistic-conflicts-in-america-2013-6

[+ bashful]

Sub, hot dog, pop.

[OneFinger]

Hoagie, hot dog, Coke (my generic for soda).

[Rod Hagen]

Pop.

[+ azdr0710]

Hoagie, hot dog, Coke (my generic for soda).

 

yeah, many people use Coke as a generic for any kind of soda......interesting history/marketing/evolution of that habit......

[+ Avalon]

Sub, hot dog, soft drink

[Oscar Not Wilde]

Sub, hot dog, soda

[Bearofdistinction]

Hoagie -- Unless it is heated and crisped in the oven -- Then it is a Grinder

 

Dog

 

Diet Coke

[+ GregM]

Sub, hot dog and soda.

 

Hugs,

Greg

[+ GregM]

Hoagie -- Unless it is heated and crisped in the oven -- Then it is a Grinder

 

Dog

 

Diet Coke

 

Yes, I always associate grinder as being hot.

 

Hugs,

Greg

[samhexum]

yeah, many people use Coke as a generic for any kind of soda......interesting history/marketing/evolution of that habit......

 

 

I loathe and despise people who say Kleenex when they mean tissue.

 

And don't get me started on folks who say bad-aid for bandage!

[samhexum]

I always associate grinder as being hot. Hugs, Greg

 

Yeah, I'll bet you do... oh, wait... you put an 'e' in there. :rolleyes:

[+ bashful]

I have not yet ever been there (don't know why, not that far away), but have been told, if you go to Gene and Jude's for hot dogs, simply say how many you want. And, I hear the tamales are great too.

 

https://geneandjudes.com/

[Mo Mason]

I'm in the "sub, hot dog, soda" group.

 

"Soda"... even though I live in Michigan. I picked that up in college and I don't know why. I grew up calling it "pop." Hmm.

[+ azdr0710]

"pop" is, of course, considered very Midwestern......though I'm half-Midwestern and lived there as an older kid, we never used that word......to be honest, it always seemed a tiny bit "white trash " to me.......we always used "soda" or "coke" (generic for any soft drink).......

 

sneakers or tennis shoes?

[+ bashful]

"pop" is, of course, considered very Midwestern......though I'm half-Midwestern and lived there as an older kid, we never used that word......to be honest, it always seemed a tiny bit "white trash " to me.......we always used "soda" or "coke" (generic for any soft drink).......

 

sneakers or tennis shoes?

 

Gym shoes. Lately, I've used walking shoes.

 

Something those few in SE Michigan will understand. Party store.

[RM]

xxxxx, hot dog, sandwich. I never drink sodas or coke or soft drinks so I don't have a name for them.

[+ azdr0710]

xxxxx, hot dog, sandwich. I never drink sodas or coke or soft drinks so I don't have a name for them.

 

wonder what the word is that didn't make it past the censoring software....RM: you could spell it out in a clever way, if you want, with dashes or something between the letters

[mike carey]

[Roll], the sausage is a frankfurt, in a roll it's a hot dog, soft drink.

[+ Pensant]

Soda. I’ve heard Michiganders say pap for pop. What a cloyingly annoying accent.

[+ poolboy48220]

Something those few in SE Michigan will understand. Party store.

I've lived in SE Michigan all my life. A co-worker (new to the area) asked where he could find a party store. I kind of goggled at him for a second because there's one about every half-mile. Party store, to me, is a liquor/beer/wine store. He meant someplace where he could pick up stuff like balloons, and decorations, and paper tablecloths in different themes.