It's in French

Yeah i know

it's not "liquOr"

In Bongland we just call it fizzy drinks XD

Nah a lot of people i know call it pop

Never heard anyone calling them either pop or soda

Anyone that does is mocked for being an American

btw @Le Frenchman liquor is spelled liqueur in british english

ah

well, just add a "U" and you get liqueur, the French word for soda/pop/fizz

sorry misspelled that

?

wow, ok

I go brainlet mode for spelling when there are more than three vowels in a row

corrected it because i missed the U <:TardPepeSad:556699705153945620>

ok

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liqueur

hmmmmm

ayyyy

synchronised

Must be a french canadian thing then

Acording to the article

"In francophone Canada, a liqueur designates a non-alcoholic fizzy drink."

hm

Learn something new everyday fren <:rickandmorty:550157060533256192>

apparently it seems France doesn't call soda that

I guess it must originate from some pop being flavoured with fruits then

idk

Hmmmmm.

I feel like buying myself some vodka or 94% alcohol and making a herbal alcoholic liqueur myself

Sounds like a good idea

I've always wanted to try and brew my own wine or beer at home but i never got round to it

I'll buy a small bottle of vodka

last week, I bought this

it's good

>tfw under 18 so can't buy my own booze and parents are near complete teetotalers

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