It looks like another internet argument has divided us netizens. The height of the wswswswsws vs. mingmingming battle has mostly ended but another has driven a wedge between the north and the south once again. A childhood staple, to be exact, one where you had to “change your shoe/foot if it was dirty.” That’s right: Ice ice water/ice water ice water!
As someone who grew up with the “ice ice water” variant, I’ll do my best not to be biased (even though, clearly, it is the superior version). Here are some thoughts from our friends on Twitter:
https://twitter.com/exzelicious/status/963427435260686342
Aral na lang tayo (Let’s just study). :'(
We North kids say "change your foot" instead of "change your shoe" because we acknowledge that we must cleanse our very skin of that which dirties us. Changing one's shoe is a temporary solution that avoids true culpability.
jk u guys take this rly seriously (#TeamIceIceWater)
— Emil (@quezoncitrus) February 14, 2018
Getting to the root of the issue! Maybe it is ourselves we must change.
https://twitter.com/annikagozo/status/965216825758826496
No good night for me, then.
sex bomb girls: Get get aw!
south girls: Get aw get aw!
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— Jan Angelo (@Ongiel) February 13, 2018
Using another example to get the point across.
https://twitter.com/JuanCaFe_/status/964440782529691648
This is the path.
You've heard of Ice Water Ice Water
Now, get ready for
Dance Revolution Dance Revolution
— Jologs (@JohnGlifonia) February 20, 2018
Doesn’t sound right at all.
https://twitter.com/enriquezzz/status/963754338790211584
A scientific approach.
https://twitter.com/camiejuan/status/963983811460681728
Dissecting it for its mechanics. Fair enough.
https://twitter.com/_tngian/status/965115256912592896
The real issue here.
https://twitter.com/katsnapped/status/963656080395067392
This user is concerned with more than just the ice ice water/ice water ice water debate.
https://twitter.com/geiaii/status/965068262361845760
This user is taking a very final approach.
What is it really? Ice water or ice ice water? Let us know what you think!
