Sandwich People

What part of a sandwich are you?

  • The bottom slice of bread

    Votes: 3 11.5%
  • The spread of mayo or mustard or stuff

    Votes: 2 7.7%
  • The lettuce

    Votes: 2 7.7%
  • The tomato

    Votes: 4 15.4%
  • The meat

    Votes: 9 34.6%
  • The top slice of bread

    Votes: 1 3.8%
  • The crust

    Votes: 1 3.8%
  • The eggplant

    Votes: 4 15.4%

  • Total voters
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I suspect you've been spending too much time on Facebook.
 

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I think I'm the alfalfa sprouts that someone throws on the sandwich, causing the unsuspecting customer to shriek "GAH! WHO THE HELL PUT SPROUTS ON MY DAMN SAMMICH?!?"
 

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Yah, how can it be a sandwich without some cheese? That's just crazy.

Unless it has peanut butter on it. Peanut butter exempts the sandwich from cheese requirements.

But it has to have one or the other. Cheese. Peanut butter. Pick one.

Any other way, and you're letting the terrorists win.
 

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Are they letting peanut butter across the borders now? What is the world coming to?
 

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I'm the lettuce, and I have no idea what's going on at Facebook.

I'm in a lot of sandwiches, but nobody requests me. If I'm missing, nobody complains. Sometimes I have a rusty spine, or some edges way past their prime which probably shouldn't be eaten.

Maryn, good for you nevertheless
 

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I'm the lettuce, and I have no idea what's going on at Facebook.

I'm in a lot of sandwiches, but nobody requests me. If I'm missing, nobody complains. Sometimes I have a rusty spine, or some edges way past their prime which probably shouldn't be eaten.

Maryn, good for you nevertheless

Aw...Maryn! I miss you! (Glad you're here, btw-rusty spine and all notwithstanding)
 
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Unless it has peanut butter on it. Peanut butter exempts the sandwich from cheese requirements.

But it has to have one or the other. Cheese. Peanut butter. Pick one.

Any other way, and you're letting the terrorists win.

My old boss used to eat PB and cheddar cheese sandwiches for lunch. He swears by them, but I could never bring myself to try one. A co-worker enjoys what he claims to be a delicious PB and red onion sandwich a couple of times a week. :crazy:

Ray, I don't know how you spread such slander about cheese on sandwiches. There are very few things that can't be improved by cheese. Except PB, thinker42 was right about that. Technically that's just a guess, since I never actually tried the PB and cheese sandwich, but I'm pretty confident in my opinion.
 

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My old boss used to eat PB and cheddar cheese sandwiches for lunch. He swears by them, but I could never bring myself to try one. A co-worker enjoys what he claims to be a delicious PB and red onion sandwich a couple of times a week. :crazy:

Ray, I don't know how you spread such slander about cheese on sandwiches. There are very few things that can't be improved by cheese. Except PB, thinker42 was right about that. Technically that's just a guess, since I never actually tried the PB and cheese sandwich, but I'm pretty confident in my opinion.

Tomorrow, I may try a PB and cheese sandwich, simply for research.

That's how dedicated I am to you people. Ungrateful butts...
 

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Tomorrow, I may try a PB and cheese sandwich, simply for research.

That's how dedicated I am to you people. Ungrateful butts...

Thanks, thinker!! I appreciate you taking one for the team. I trust you enough to respect your opinion on the sandwich without having to try it myself. :)