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It has nothing to do with drinking soda.

This might be a greater rivalry than Michigan vs Michigan State but there is only one obvious choice.

People were poppin' off their opinions on Twitter about the better flavor.

Michiganders for the most part are nice and welcoming people. We have a Midwestern hospitality but we also can get feisty if you piss us off. That's something you want to avoid. Think of this as a guide as to what not to do/say in front of someone from Michigan...

Surge: the final frontier. If you have been sticking to 97.9 WGRD, you'd know that I am quite the Surge fan. I have been part of the Surge Movement for a number of years now, and was extremely excited when Surge was re-released exclusively through Amazon. Things are starting to change though.

Today is a joyous day in soda history! For years, I have long awaited the return of my favorite citrus soda with carbos, whatever the hell carbos are. After insane popular demand, the green sugar-filled soda SURGE HAS RETURNED!

So here's a question...is it pop or soda? As a lifelong Michigander, I was brought up calling it pop. We had pop in glass bottles. We drank pop at McDonalds. The place was called "Towne Club Pop Centers". Carbonated beverages are just called pop. Fast forward 30 plus years, when I moved to Kentucky. It's not really pop down there. It's coke...little "c". You get a coke, and the

Yes, it's for real. Say goodbye to your the Big Gulp, Super Big Gulp or anything else over 20 Oz! New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is proposing a ban on large sodas and  in the city's restaurants, d in the hopes of combatting obesity — an expansion of his administration's efforts to encourage healthy behavior by limiting choices. Is this really the way we want to do that?  What's to stop you from