Spyderlovers Scolding !!!!!

[Oldmanzues]

The "proper" answer to the first question is half the request. R O C and a Moon Pie. Sandwhich might be Gyro.
Oldmanzues

 

[boborgera]

"Subs"... so named for all of the dailey deliveries to the submarine building facilities around Groton, Ct. :2thumbs:
I don't remember the background for "Hoagie", "Grinder", "Po-Boy" or "Hero" pps:
Can anybody help out?

Hoagie, Came from the workers sandwiches during WW 2 at Hog Island Philadelphia's Navy yard.

 

[Bob Denman]

"Hog Island"; Thanks! :thumbup: I knew that it was another Naval yard reference...

 

[boborgera]

Hoagie, Came from the workers sandwiches during WW 2 at Hog Island Philadelphia's Navy yard.

Just to add Hero was coined because, You had to be a Hero to finish one, Now remember back then 1930's? they stuffed those sandwiches to the gills, Not like those 11 and a half inch, Under stuffed you get at that Major chain.

 

[bob edward]

sub

Thats so wrong.................. It's a SUB !!!!!!! :thumbup:

here in canada we call it a sub:thumbup:

 

[JJW SpyderRider]

I travel all over the country and run into this all the time. I now just ask for water

 

[Littlebadwolf]

Also know as a "Grinder" in some states..

A submarine sandwich, also known as a hero sandwich, Italian Sandwich, sub, hoagie, torpedo, baguette or grinder amongst many regional naming variations, is a sandwich that consists of a long roll of Italian or French bread, split lengthwise either into two pieces or opened in a "V" on one side, and filled with a variety of meats, cheeses, vegetables, seasonings, and sauces.

And then there's the infamous Lobster Roll that I absolutely love....

 

[Arr MiHardies]

And another thing ............. :roflblack:

Please don't say......... Pass me a Kleenex. It's called a Facial tissue. Kleenex is a "brand" of Facial tissues. :thumbup:

And it's not a Q-Tip, it's a cotton swab....


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[Motorcycledave]

In California if you went in and ask for a Grinder, they would send you to
Harbor Freight.

And it's not a Q-Tip, it's a cotton swab....


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[PrairieSpyder]

One of my Georgia friends reminded me it's either Coke or "cold drink."

 

[ARtraveler]

Can we forget Frigidare and refrigerator?

 

[PrairieSpyder]

Can we forget Frigidare and refrigerator?

I still say "ice box!"

 

[boborgera]

I still say "ice box!"

When i was a kid, We had a Ice Box, I would remember the the Ice Man would deliver ice once a week.
My old Man would still up to his passing call the refrigerator ''The ice box;;
Me i call it the Beer cooler.

 

[serf]

It's called SODA .................. not "POP" or "Coke" !!!!! Coke is a "brand" of Soda. :roflblack:


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I calls it sodie pop.:yes:

 

[Sarge707]

Thats so wrong.................. It's a SUB !!!!!!! :thumbup:

Well if Ya buy a Sub in Indiana they will ask you ,
"Do you want a Sack for that?":bbq:

 

[spydaman60]

"Subs"... so named for all of the dailey deliveries to the submarine building facilities around Groton, Ct. :2thumbs:
I don't remember the background for "Hoagie", "Grinder", "Po-Boy" or "Hero" pps:
Can anybody help out?

it's a grinder! :dontknow:don't ask me why, :dontknow:but it's a grinder!:thumbup:

 

[Spyder ri]

it's a grinder! :dontknow:don't ask me why, :dontknow:but it's a grinder!:thumbup:

Second the Grinder!!!!!!!!

 

[NancysToy]

.....My old Man would still up to his passing call the refrigerator ''The ice box;;.....

Mine, too! And right up until he died my mom would chime in, "We have a refrigerator now."

 

[hotglue]

Wanna a coke?...... we have Dr Pepper, Root Beer, Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Sprite, 7Up, Cream Soda, etc.....
What kinda coke do ya want?:chill::yes:

 

[bruiser]

Here in the Old North State a shopping cart is refered to as a buggy. One time we were visiting my sister in PA, my brother in law and I went to the grocery store I asked him if we needed a buggy, he said "the only people up here with buggies are the Amish".