Do you have an Accent?

[Anyponedrawn]

Baw-Stun.  Boston.  I am pretty sure that is how you say it. 

I say Que-pon for coupon.  I car Car-mel for caramel, I think out of laze.

I do say New-erk or New-irk.  I think it's the same. 

Norfolk I say Nor-fulk.  I'm not from there, but... yeah, it is supposed to be said like; Norfolk (/ˈnɔːrfᵿk/ nor-fək, local /ˈnɒfʊk/ nof-uuk).  That last one is like no-fuk. 

Portland I say correct, though sometimes the 'a' sounds like an 'i.'  So Port-lind. 

I say Groh-shery store. 

[Anyponedrawn]

Awesome, this topic is getting some love.

How do you guys say the word, "CREEK?"  You know the kind that has flowing water. 

[Death Blossom]

The only way it's pronounced..?
Creek.

Crick is actually different from a creek.

[Silverwing]

Creek.

What is a crik then?

[Death Blossom]

Crick, it's basically a creek :p
Just a different word for it.
Like stream.

[Anyponedrawn]

I only say creek... but have never heard there is a difference before. 

[Death Blossom]

That last part, eh?

[Anyponedrawn]

Ppbbbfft.  Creek.  It's one thing.  There's no diff.

Creek, Streams, they are the same.  Rivers are bigger. 

[Rainberry]

Crik.  Who says crik for creek? 

[Silverwing]

I'm happy people are using this topic now.  This is exactly what I wanted it to become.

I say creeeeeeek.  Creek. 

[Death Blossom]

Stream is a small narrow river.
Creek is a minor tributary of a river.
Crick is basically a creek.
And rivers are a large stream of water flowing into a channel to the sea or lake or other body of water.

There are differences

[Anyponedrawn]

I accept that answer.

Lets see, what else is there.

What do you guys called a carbonated drink?

[Silverwing]

I call it a "pop" or "soda."  Sometimes I even just call it a "coke." 

[Rainberry]

I use the term soda most.

[Death Blossom]

Soda. I believe Pop was used more in the south, correct?