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Posts: 15594 (03/25/09 9:35 PM) Administrator |
An open faced sandwich?
A hamburger? A sloppy joe? A Philly Cheesesteak? A gyro? A hotdog? A burrito? A tortada? An icecream sandwich? |
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Posts: 12352 (03/25/09 11:07 PM) Lunitari Mage |
I like calling burgers "Hamburger Sandwiches" because that's how the White Castle box still refers to them. That makes me laugh every time.
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Posts: 162 (03/26/09 12:13 AM) |
How about "I'll have all of the above"?
In my veins it courses through
That addictive Mountain Dew |
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Posts: 1092 (03/26/09 4:05 PM) Pinpoint Accuracy |
An open faced sandwich? - This has always struck me as being funny, and I just never really thought to mention it until now. How is it a sandwich if the meat
isn't "sandwiched" between two slices of bread? Otherwise, it's just a pile of meat on a slice of bread. That's like saying toast is a
butter and/or jelly sandwich.
A hamburger? - Yeah. I won't dispute White Castle, I suppose. A sloppy joe? - Almost the same as a hamburger, so I'd say yes. A Philly Cheesesteak? - Haven't had an authentic one of those in years! Damn, I'd say no. It's more like a hoagie. A gyro? - No, that's more like a burrito. A hotdog? - Definitely not. A burrito? - Definitely not. Wasn't there an infamous lawsuit about this and it got worked into some commercials? A tortada? - There are so many different types of Mexican foods that I don't even know what this is, but I don't know of ANY Mexican food that I'd call a sandwich, so I'll guess no. An icecream sandwich?- LOL. In name only. |
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Posts: 162 (03/26/09 5:23 PM) |
Oops I thought you were asking what you should eat.
In my veins it courses through
That addictive Mountain Dew |
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An open faced sandwich? - This has always struck me as being funny, and I just never really thought to mention it until now. How is it a sandwich if the meat isn't "sandwiched" between two slices of bread? Otherwise, it's just a pile of meat on a slice of bread. That's like saying toast is a butter and/or jelly sandwich.That's my argument exactly. A Philly Cheesesteak? - Haven't had an authentic one of those in years! Damn, I'd say no. It's more like a hoagie.But a hoagie is like a Subway Sandwich... A hotdog? - Definitely not.And this is kind of similar to a hoagie, too, and one time I had a chicken cheesesteak served to me on a hot dog bun (though I wasn't happy about that.) |
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da dick |
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Posts: 2341 (03/27/09 10:59 AM) and my bird can sing too! |
and a dutch durain sundae.
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Posts: 234 (03/31/09 4:21 PM) I shot the sheriff |
An open faced sandwich? - Yes
A hamburger? - Yes A sloppy joe? - Yes A Philly Cheesesteak? - Yes A gyro? - No A hotdog? - Yes A burrito? - No A tortada? - No An icecream sandwich?- Yes Basically, if it's between two bread-like things, it's a sandwich, and if it's only one bread-thing it's an open-faced sandwich. But if it's in a single wrap or shell that goes around it, it's a burrito, taco, or gyro. |
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greybob |
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Posts: 1248 (03/31/09 5:04 PM) |
 You know those open-faced sandwiches? Are they even
sandwiches? I mean, look at 'em! They're not even sandwiched between two pieces of bread! What's up
with that?!
I live on the internet.
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Crawl and 1OOO |
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Posts: 15594 (03/31/09 5:51 PM) Administrator |
What about a p'zone?
"Of the three ways in which men think that they acquire a knowledge of things--authority, reasoning, and experience--only the last is effective and able to bring peace to the intellect." -Roger Bacon |
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