Chit Chat 3

[EscapeGirl]

Ya, I tease people from the southern states for using the term, "pop." But if you call cola "juice" in Scotland...what do you call fruit juices? Like Apple juice, orange juice, etc.? *feels vonfused from the Scottish ways. *

[jenni.p123]

yes we call cola "cola" lol
but in general for soft drinks we say "juice"
and yes we still say "orange jucie" ect.... you must think we are weird...
my favourite drink is "irn bru" you will probably never heard of it before. its a scottish soft drink and its very good lol

[EscapeGirl]

That sounds like a whole new language! *tries to say "irn bru" and starts to choke.* Hehe...too bad Lilli isn't around to learn some of this Scottish slang. Nah..I don't think you guys are weird over there....just a little is all. ()

[jenni.p123]

hahaha you can only really say "irn bru" if your scottish jk lol

a can of irn bru

[jack]

yes we call cola "cola" lol
but in general for soft drinks we say "juice"
and yes we still say "orange jucie" ect.... you must think we are weird...
my favourite drink is "irn bru" you will probably never heard of it before. its a scottish soft drink and its very good lol

I used to buy that from a store that sold imported sodas. It is good. I recall it tasting like an orange soda, but there was something different about it I couldn't put my finger on.

[EscapeGirl]

Well the ad that you posted makes me thirsty. What's the flavor like? I like Dr. Pepper and Lemon Lime sodas (like Sprite or 7-Up). Is it like those?

EDIT: Nvm.....seemed Jack answered my question. Hi Jack.

And I like orange sodas, too.

[jack]

I bought celery soda when I went to New York. That was surprisingly good too.

[jenni.p123]

umm..no doesnt taste like them..it tastes like... i cant describe it really
you need to come to scotland to try some
and its orange
oops you said the ad i posted..is it not allowed?

hello jack

[EscapeGirl]

@ Jack....Celery soda, as in it tasted like celery!?

@ Jenni....No, no...it's allowed. It's just a pic obviously from an ad. Because it made me thirsty. Hehe. *hops on plane and tries to order a can of irn bru. * I think I pronounced it wrong. The store clerk just shook their head.

[jenni.p123]

cousin - hahaha lol
you say it like...umm..let me think.. I(capital I lol)-urn-brew

[jack]

The closest thing to the celery soda I have tasted is ginger ale. It definitely has a unique taste though.

[jenni.p123]

jack i missed your first post
so you've tasted irn bru? its good isnt it?
good scottish soda ()

[jack]

Yes, it is good. In all honesty my favorite has always been Dr. Pepper though. Another U.S. soda I tried up north is Moxie. That is definitely an aquired taste. That aftertaste tastes like you just chewed up an aspirin.

[jenni.p123]

never tried Moxie lol
i like dr pepper to but irn - bru is my fave

[EscapeGirl]

@ Jenni.....So it's sorta pronounced like "iron" brew?

@ Jack...Ineteresting. I've never tasted any other country's drinks. Well, I had Mexican coca cola. That's sweeter than ours.