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Keith Willcocks wrote:
wrote in message oups.com... Percival P. Cassidy wrote: The last of these is regional: in some parts of the USA they are all "coke," in others all "soda," and in yet others all "pop." Unless you're in Boston (bah-stun), in which case the generic word is tonic (tah-nik). Don't ask me why. At least that's how it was 30 years ago when I lived there. And when I was in Boston this summer, every time I asked for Scotch and Tonic they gave me Scotch and Soda (which I dislike intensely). When I returnee from Johannesburg with a Girlfriend in tow..she went into the pub and asked for a Gin and Tonic "And can you put a little arse in that?" Strange looks all round. |
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