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To: The_Media_never_lie

Up here in Vermont, at least, subs, heroes, etc. are called “grinders.” I guess that would fall under other. Maybe we’re just unique.

11 posted on 07/04/2014 3:59:34 AM PDT by k4gypsyrose

To: k4gypsyrose

I noticed that grinder wasn’t listed too. I know the derivation of Hoagie... curious what Grinder’s origination is from.

14 posted on 07/04/2014 4:04:18 AM PDT by Rodamala

To: k4gypsyrose

Maybe we’re just unique

Just like everybody else.

20 posted on 07/04/2014 4:36:46 AM PDT by mountn man (The Pleasure You Get From Life Is Equal To The Attitude You Put Into It)

To: k4gypsyrose

Up here in Vermont, at least, subs, heroes, etc. are called “grinders.”

Over in Maine, I've seen them called Italians.

48 posted on 07/04/2014 5:56:34 AM PDT by Fiji Hill

To: k4gypsyrose

Where I’ve lived (NJ/DE/PA, a grinder was a sub/hoagie that was toasted.

49 posted on 07/04/2014 6:04:07 AM PDT by randita

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