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August 18, 2008

The Mason/Dixon Pop/Soda Line

An absurdly interesting map splitting the U.S. up by in an alternative and Pychonian line of places where "pop" or "soda" is the most popular colloquial way of referring to carbonated beverages.

Speaking as a Canadian used to confusing Americans by saying "soft drink" instead of pop or soda or coke etc., this map should be in guidebooks.

[via PopvsSoda]

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