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From: nyssa@abnji.UUCP (nyssa of traken)
Newsgroups: net.flame
Subject: Re: What do you call a sandwich on a long piece of bread?
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Date: Fri, 26-Apr-85 10:26:54 EST
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Posted: Fri Apr 26 10:26:54 1985
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>OK, flamers, enough of this silly pop vs. soda debate (:-)--they call it
>soda here in NJ...pop is my Dad).  Let's get onto something serious...
>
>I call them Hoagies or subs.  Some people call them torpedoes, heros, heroes,
>and some silly people even call them "sandwiches".  But seriously, what do
>you call them in various parts of the country.

What is this doing in net.flame with absolutely no flame content?
When I read net.flame, I expect a high bile content, this has none.
There are no personal insults, no complaints about governments, no
challenges to moral standards, no complaints about net protocall,
no spelling error complaints, no long winded complaints about people
who quote entire articles (but only if they are over 100 lines), and
no general gripes with the world.  This article read like something
that ought to be in net.misc.

It's time we let the namby-pambyism out of the net.  Flame is for real
flamers, not lily livered pansies, "oh, what do you call them?" limp
wristed type charicatures.
-- 
James C Armstrong, Jnr.   ihnp4!abnji!nyssa

Chap with wings there, five rounds rapid!