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~~Shm.~~ Smh. The fucking people who call all sodas "coke".
Them: What kind of Ford do you drive? Me: a Chevy.
It's from Coca-Cola (headquartered in Atlanta) having total dominance of the south for a long time.
Atlanta is the most random place you can headquarter a company.
CNN is headquartered in Atlanta and like what? Why?
I could say the same thing about people calling all soft drinks "soda"
Dude it makes perfect sense.
The “so” is the first two letters from the word and the “d” is the third letter. And the “a” is obviously because…..
I'M SHOOK
You've changed my whole world
Wait, what?
Soft drink a
At least it's based on "soda pop".
What does "shm" mean? I'm currently only reading it as an onomatopoeia and I don't think that's right.
Likely a typo for smh, which essentially means "shaking my head".
Huh, and here I thought "smh" was short for something like "*so much hate". That makes more sense.
Wonder what other abbreviations, on the Internet or elsewhere, go completely and blissfully misinterpreted by folks for years.