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From: penny@ctvax.UUCP
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Subject: Re: bubbler, etc. - (nf)
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Date: Thu, 22-Mar-84 12:26:00 EDT
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ctvax!penny    Mar 22 20:26:00 1984


(line for the line-eater)

 Where I grew up, in the north-east of England, 
pop was also the generic name for all kinds of
"fizzy" drinks. In fact I just queried another
Brit from the south and he said he also called
it that.
         Another curious thing was that lemonade
there referred to something similar to your seven-up,
but not exactly the same. The first time I asked for
lemonade here it was quite a shock.

Penny Muncaster-Jewell
Computer * Thought
Plano Texas.