jad@lanl-a.UUCP (03/22/84)
('cause cbosgd!mark says I should) A few months ago when I was interviewing in the city of Pittsfield, Mass., I also encountered the term 'Grinder - a Meal in Itself!' on every little food shop. No pictures, no explanations offered. When I got back to my hotel, I asked the obvious question and found out they were what I (a Coloradan/Californian) called a "submarine". The receptionist at the hotel was quite amused that I didn't know but had to go into a detailed description as she had no other references for it. Zozzles The Freep Nestled in the Mountains of New Mexico Land Of Enchanted Spiders (forgive the line width variations - doing this on a fourty column screen.)
blenko@rochester.UUCP (Tom Blenko) (03/23/84)
Subs and grinders are NOT the same. Grinders are put in the oven and toasted for about 15 minutes. Tom P.S. They taste great, too!
rib@pyuxdd.UUCP (RI Block) (03/23/84)
Not to exclude other regional varities Heros, Subs, Torpedos, and Zeps.
ron@brl-vgr.ARPA (Ron Natalie <ron>) (03/24/84)
Sorry, beg to differ, while your regional pocket may differentiate between Sub's and Grinders, a lot of places do not. -Ron