Anybody been to the CFL Pkwy Wawa yet?

[chopchop0]

Originally Posted by americandreamdead

Attention: South Jersey and 'Philly' residents: you are Yankees.

Agreed. I think NC/VA is where the upper border is.

[DavieJ89]

Originally Posted by chopchop0

Agreed. I think NC/VA is where the upper border is.

Personally, I've always marked the VA/MD/DC border between the north and south. With the exception of Fairfax and Loudon County, VA being part of the "North"

Not like it matters anyways, and who the hell cars what AmericanDreamDead thinks

[chopchop0]

Originally Posted by DavieJ89

Not like it matters anyways, and who the hell cars what AmericanDreamDead thinks

Good point. Surprised he didn't trash Orlando in that post.

[bdpop]

I am so tired of hearing this "Yankees" thing, unless of course, you are talking about baseball. You don't hear northerners referring to southerners are "Rebels". The civil war ended over 100 years ago. Get over it!

[hgebel]

Originally Posted by Pete C

All Coke is soda, but not all soda is Coke. I have never heard Coke used as a generic term. I have also lived in Atlanta, the home of Coke, and that does not apply there either. People in the south use the term soda to describe soft drinks usually. People in the midwest use "pop". There is no term for soft drinks that is unique to the south.

Also, WaWa is on par or better than most stand-alone sub shops.

I know several people from the south that call all sodas "Coke", and this county-by-county map of U.S. words for a generic soft drink shows it is quite common in the south to us "Coke" as a generic term for soft drinks: Generic names for Soft Drinks by County.

-Harry