Barry Bean wrote:
> "Dave Bugg" > wrote in
> :
>
>> Barry Bean wrote:
>>
>>> In most of the South, a grill is what you call a BBQ,
>>
>> No, pulled pork or ribs or brisket is what you'd call bbq.
>
> Wrong.
>
>> BBQ ain't a
>> piece of equipment. A pit or, in some folks vocabulary, a smoker is
>> what you cook bbq in.
>
> Never heard the expression "BBQ Pit", huh?
>
>>> A smoker is a grill.
>>
>> Absolutely incorrect. A smoker is a smoker, or a pit.
>
> Or a grill.
>
>>> To make BBQ you use a small fire in the big
>>> grill.
>>
>> This is where you get confused.
>
> Wrong.
>
>>> Of course, grill can also be a verb, and simply means to cook
>>> outside over some sort of fire.
>>
>> No, it doesn't.
>
> Yes, it does.
>
>>> Context is everything.
>>
>> So is knowlege; it's too bad that you're lacking in both.
>
> I'm sure your mother thinks you're a fine cook.


Dude, next thing you'll say is that barbecue is a verb.