[at-l] Yankee or Dixie

[Carla & Dave Hicks]

Maybe somewhere a milkshake is milk with a syrup added such as chocolate or 
strawberry.  Not where I grew up.   Milk with chocolate or strawberry add was 
chocolate or strawberry milk.  Milk with ice cream and syrup added is a 
milkshake.

Some places ice cream soda might be soda water with just ice cream added. 
Some includes soda water and syrup with just ice cream added.

OTOH, soda water with ice cream added might be a float.  If it had any flavor 
in the "coke" whatever flavored "coke", it was a float.

Chainsaw

BTW -- Who else remembers when cokes, sodas, etc were fountain drinks -- not 
bottled (or later canned).  The jerk could invent all kinds of combinations. 
In someways my kids reinvented that with canned drinks and called the 
suicides.



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Art Cloutman" <Art at crystalacresnh.com>
To: "Jim Bullard" <jim.bullard at gmail.com>; <at-l at backcountry.net>
Sent: Sunday, March 02, 2008 6:13 PM
Subject: Re: [at-l] Yankee or Dixie


>

Actually, there is a difference between a milk shake and a frappe.
A milkshake is milk with a syrup added such as chocolate or
strawberry.  A frappe is milk with ice cream and syrup added.  And
and .

>I got barely into the Yankee class but I chose the NE answer to the
>last question when in truth I don't use any of those terms since
>I've never seen nor heard of a bug that rolls into a ball when you
>touch it. We have Wooly Bears that do that but they are caterpillars
>not 'bugs' and Wooly Bear wasn't an option anyway. I agree with Sly.
>The test is flawed. Tonic should have been on there as an option for
>soda/soft drink/etc. As for being able to talk anywhere, never ask
>for a "milk shake" (common in NY) in Massachusetts. They call it a
>frappe.
>
>2008/3/2 <<mailto:rcli4 at comcast.net>rcli4 at comcast.net>:
>
>51 % southern.  I have made the turn :>))  A lot of my answers said
>Great Lakes area.  I was reasied in Michigan but been in Florida
>ever since I figured out there was a better way to live.  Snaux sux
>
>Clyde
>
>
>-------------- Original message --------------
>From: Doug Mathews <<mailto:mathews at uga.edu>mathews at uga.edu>
>Try this!  Not exactly trail related, but you need to know how to
>talk everywhere!
>
><http://tinyurl.com/4lcmj>http://tinyurl.com/4lcmj
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>
>
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