Help settle a sandwich disagreement
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Minnie_the_Minx
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Marius said:
in which sandwich? There's 76 of them you know
Minnie_the_Minx
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Marius said:
Dairy Lea slice
How do you know anyway, you can't see the other 75
Chester Copperpot
Triple stones
It's clearly 2 sandwiches.
To prove the point how many sandwiches are here?
To prove the point how many sandwiches are here?
Minnie_the_Minx
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The Doctor said:It's clearly 2 sandwiches.
To prove the point how many sandwiches are here?
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quimcunx
imprimeo, lamino, distribuo
Orang Utan said:
they are dry and tasteless and often have the least amount of sandwich filling to compensate for this. They are not 'the best bit' and I'm a grown-up now and don't have to eat them if I don't want to.
And pret baguette things are like tree bark. Why? Why would you do that?
Crispy
The following psytrance is baṉned: All
Once the pieces of a sandwich are sufficiently removed from one another, they become seperate sandwiches.
This is all too confusing. I propose the following nomenclature:
2 slices of bread enclosing a filling = A sandwich
Any subdivision thereof = A slice of sandwich
There you go. Just like cake.
This is all too confusing. I propose the following nomenclature:
2 slices of bread enclosing a filling = A sandwich
Any subdivision thereof = A slice of sandwich
There you go. Just like cake.
quimcunx
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The Doctor said:It's clearly 2 sandwiches.
To prove the point how many sandwiches are here?
some, some sandwiches.
If you went to the shop to order those you would say It's for 5 people so let's say we get 6 sandwiches 2 with egg mayo, 2 with tuna and sweetcorn and 2 with pastrami and dill pickle. the sandwich maker man would make six sandwiches then cut them up into dainties* to arrange on the platter.
* I have decided that henceforth these little quarter thingies will be dainty sandwiches or 'dainties'
Guineveretoo
Mostly bewildered
I agree with the person who said that it is one round of sandwiches, but, in that picture, the round of sandwiches is two.
If it had been cut into four, it would be a round of sandwiches which contained four.
When we are ordering sandwiches for a meeting, we talk in "rounds", and try to get one and a half rounds per person, which could be three sandwiches or six sandwiches, but involves two slices of bread.
End of.
If it had been cut into four, it would be a round of sandwiches which contained four.
When we are ordering sandwiches for a meeting, we talk in "rounds", and try to get one and a half rounds per person, which could be three sandwiches or six sandwiches, but involves two slices of bread.
End of.
Minnie_the_Minx
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Guineveretoo said:
A round and a half is 2 slices of bread?
Guineveretoo
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A "dainty" is a cake, isn't it? One of those brightly coloured and very sweet little things that grannies used to give to their grandchildren?Papingo said:some, some sandwiches.
If you went to the shop to order those you would say It's for 5 people so let's say we get 6 sandwiches 2 with egg mayo, 2 with tuna and sweetcorn and 2 with pastrami and dill pickle. the sandwich maker man would make six sandwiches then cut them up into dainties* to arrange on the platter.
* I have decided that henceforth these little quarter thingies will be dainty sandwiches or 'dainties'
Guineveretoo
Mostly bewildered
Papingo said:I think perhaps this is too volatile a subject to have been brought up on suburban.
Indeed!
Guineveretoo
Mostly bewildered
Minnie_the_Minx said:A round and a half is 2 slices of bread?
A "round" is two slices of bread. Did I mistype?
We ask for a round and a half for each person at meetings, because we are greedy.
Minnie_the_Minx
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Papingo said:I think perhaps this is too volatile a subject to have been brought up on suburban.
Yes, I was thinking of getting the deckchairs out
Guineveretoo
Mostly bewildered
It's also making me hungry!
Minnie_the_Minx
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Guineveretoo said:
You said:
Minnie_the_Minx
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Guineveretoo said:It's also making me hungry!
Same as. Chinese Buffet in Strutton Ground I think
May Kasahara
take me to the feeling
One sandwich, cut in half. In related news, the word sandwich has now lost all meaning.
Guineveretoo
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Minnie_the_Minx said:You said:
Yeah, I mistyped.
It's what happens when one posts whilst working and feeling hungry!
Guineveretoo
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I don't work that way anymore, although I go over there quite often, including yesterday, and looked for an urban smoker.Minnie_the_Minx said:Same as. Chinese Buffet in Strutton Ground I think
Guineveretoo
Mostly bewildered
May Kasahara said:
In America, they appear to think a burger in a bun is a sandwich!
Guineveretoo
Mostly bewildered
That used to be called a "Danish sandwich" when I was at school, and they were trying to do something radical and new and exciting for us!Papingo said:I fear we may have just fanned the flames of the OP's sandwich disagreement.
Ever one to help might I just bring to the table the 'open sandwich'
Hastily retreats....
Another thing which is simply wrong.
What about the breadless sandwich that they do in places like Boots and Pret?
