No, you are Jew-adjacent.Wolter wrote:Jew-adjacentJennyB wrote:He's Jew-ish.Wolter wrote:Well, he is Jewish.Dr. Medulla wrote:Why do you hate Germans?eumaas wrote:I don't give a shit what people eat so long as it's not other people.
Open faced sandwiches...
Re: Open faced sandwiches...
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Re: Open faced sandwiches...
I'm into synthesizers.BostonBeaneater wrote:Any reason? This isn't a loaded question, I am just curious if you like them more than the slovenly English.eumaas wrote:I love Germans, actually.
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Re: Open faced sandwiches...
And raccoon flautists.eumaas wrote:I'm into synthesizers.BostonBeaneater wrote:Any reason? This isn't a loaded question, I am just curious if you like them more than the slovenly English.eumaas wrote:I love Germans, actually.
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Re: Open faced sandwiches...
Beans on toast is beans on toast it isn't a beans sandwich. Same as cheese on toast is cheese on toast (or Welsh rarebit) not a cheese sandwich.revbob wrote:That's fucking bread.101Walterton wrote:Brand or no brand that is still a roll.revbob wrote:Please don't confuse a terrible business / product with a style of sandwich. A sub is one 9f the best forms of sandwich provided the roll, meat, and other ingredients are first rate. The roll is often sliced into two pieces ( any decent one is as it is the only way to properly fit all the ingredients ) it is a sandwich. This half of one I got. Full size was the length of my forearm.101Walterton wrote:A hot dog is a sausage in a roll (aka dog roll) it is not a sandwich.
A Subway (apart from being awful) is also a roll not a sandwich.
A sandwich is a filling between two slices of bread.
So a loaf of french bread is not bread then?
Also if you think beans on bread is a sandwich then your opinion on this subject should be judged accordingly. Which is to say it is irrelevant.
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I have another meaningless food debate biding it's time, one that has divided a nation this week. When the dust settles on the trilby sandwich I will unleash it upon the board.eumaas wrote:Mad Max, but instead of fighting over gasoline, it's arguments about foods that no longer exist.Dr. Medulla wrote:"Daddy, what did you do as society collapsed around itself?"eumaas wrote:Jesus christ, you fucks, can we not go through this horseshit again?
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:(eumaas wrote:I don't. My fiancée does. But also, I don't give a shit what people eat so long as it's not other people.BostonBeaneater wrote:Do any of you put ketchup on a hot dog or catsup on a frankfurt?Wolter wrote:I need to find a guy with a really strong Chicago accent for talk about hot dogs and pizza. I can exaggerate my Southern-ness easily enough.eumaas wrote:Skype in Heston and Beanie.Wolter wrote: When I said on twitter that if I started a podcast that was just 3-4 people yelling unsupported food opinions at each other for an hour straight, it would be the most popular podcast in the world, I wasn't kidding.
Re: Open faced sandwiches...
Of course the dude named Jeffrey Dahmer disagrees.Rat Patrol wrote::(eumaas wrote:I don't. My fiancée does. But also, I don't give a shit what people eat so long as it's not other people.BostonBeaneater wrote:Do any of you put ketchup on a hot dog or catsup on a frankfurt?Wolter wrote:I need to find a guy with a really strong Chicago accent for talk about hot dogs and pizza. I can exaggerate my Southern-ness easily enough.eumaas wrote: Skype in Heston and Beanie.
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Re: Open faced sandwiches...
There is case law in Boston that describes the sandwich:
But Worcester Superior Court Judge Jeffrey A. Locke, denying the sandwich shop's motion for a preliminary injunction, said it had failed to “establish as a reasonable interpretation [of the lease] that the Mexican-style food products which Qdoba sells fall within the Lease's restrictions.”
The New Webster Third International Dictionary, Locke noted in his decision, defines a “sandwich” as “two thin pieces of bread, usually buttered, with a thin layer (as of meat, cheese, or savory mixture) spread between them,” and
But Worcester Superior Court Judge Jeffrey A. Locke, denying the sandwich shop's motion for a preliminary injunction, said it had failed to “establish as a reasonable interpretation [of the lease] that the Mexican-style food products which Qdoba sells fall within the Lease's restrictions.”
The New Webster Third International Dictionary, Locke noted in his decision, defines a “sandwich” as “two thin pieces of bread, usually buttered, with a thin layer (as of meat, cheese, or savory mixture) spread between them,” and
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Buttered? Not usually.
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Re: Open faced sandwiches...
A burrito? No, sir, John Law, no way.BostonBeaneater wrote:Sandwiches per the taxman.
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BostonBeaneater wrote:Sandwiches per the taxman.
https://www.tax.ny.gov/pubs_and_bulls/t ... wiches.htm
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