Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: timmyg on Friday, April 28, 2006, 20:21:19 Right. I know many of you are Sandwich Lovers, so I ask you this:
If you make a sandwich using standard slices of bread (square) and then cut it in half diagonally, how many sandwiches do you have? a) ONE sandwich cut in half. b) TWO triangular sandwiches. c) None, thanks. I'm on a diet. If you eat 13 of the little triangles (a square cut diagonally into 4) how many can you say that you have had? 13? Or 3 1/4? :wtf: Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: flammableBen on Friday, April 28, 2006, 20:24:23 It depends on the situation. If I've bought one of those shop bought sandwiches in the little packs. I'd probably refer to each individual sandwich as the first and second (and in the big multipack efforts third) sandwich. However later on in the future I'd probably say I had a sandwich for lunch. Not two sandwiches.
If it's a homemade sandwich then It will always be just a sandwich, no referencing to the individual proportions. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: timmyg on Saturday, April 29, 2006, 11:38:28 But how can it change from you eating two sandwiches to just one?
If you go into M&S and buy a plastic packet of 3 triangular BLT sandwiches, have you eaten 3 of them at the start and then when you're bragging to your mates you say you had just one? What about if you have a baguette? If you cut it into 3 sections and make a sandwich out of each section, do you have 3 sandwiches or just one? What about if you put different fillings in each section? Hmmmmmm. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Simon Pieman on Saturday, April 29, 2006, 11:43:11 It's one sandwich cut in half :-))(
So one sandwich not two. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: timmyg on Saturday, April 29, 2006, 11:48:08 Quote from: "simon pieman" It's one sandwich cut in half :-))( So one sandwich not two. How many Sandwiches are there on this plate? http://membres.lycos.fr/cigale76/picto/photos%20aliments/sandwich%20poulet.jpg Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Simon Pieman on Saturday, April 29, 2006, 11:50:36 Quote from: "timmyg" Quote from: "simon pieman" It's one sandwich cut in half :-))( So one sandwich not two. How many Sandwiches are there on this plate? http://membres.lycos.fr/cigale76/picto/photos%20aliments/sandwich%20poulet.jpg 1 Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: timmyg on Saturday, April 29, 2006, 11:51:51 I agree, but the poll says otherwise...
Come on you '2 Sandwich Crew'. Explain yourselves. It's not much of a debate when you sneak in and ote and run away. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Kinky Tom on Saturday, April 29, 2006, 13:34:29 There is clearly only one sandwich in that picture, what moron would say there re two?
Could I make a sandwich with a bagette and cut it into 10 pieces and say I'd eaten 10 sandwiches? Of course not! Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: timmyg on Saturday, April 29, 2006, 13:44:01 Quote from: "Kinky Tom" There is clearly only one sandwich in that picture, what moron would say there re two? Could I make a sandwich with a bagette and cut it into 10 pieces and say I'd eaten 10 sandwiches? Of course not! How many are there in this then? Do you count each one as a SINGLE sandwich? or do you need to eat four of them to have eaten a sandwich? http://www.peppers-foods.com/images/sandwich.jpg Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: timmyg on Saturday, April 29, 2006, 16:16:25 Who are the 11 people who have voted for '2 Sandwiches'?
And is it different for the 'Party Platter' in the pic above? Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: oxford_fan on Saturday, April 29, 2006, 17:57:24 one sarnie. obviously.
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: timmyg on Sunday, April 30, 2006, 09:39:00 The '1 SANDWICH' option is gaining momentum after Oxford Fan's ringing endorsement.
So many '2 SANDWICH' voters, but no explanations! Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Iffy's Onion Bhaji on Sunday, April 30, 2006, 19:06:28 i dont cut my bread i just eat it whole like a proper sandwitch should be eaten!
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Sade on Monday, May 1, 2006, 06:51:27 :D I'm akward because I'd say that if its cut into half, that would mean two sandwiches. But If you did'nt cut it, you'd have a whole one. I did'nt know a topic based on sandwich size could be so interesting.
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: yeo on Monday, May 1, 2006, 07:12:02 Id call that 2 i think.
I some times make a triple decker and pretend im shaggy 8) Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: timmyg on Monday, May 1, 2006, 08:14:08 Quote from: "Yeovil Red" Id call that 2 i think. And yet if you cut an apple in half would you say that you had 2 apples? Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: yeo on Monday, May 1, 2006, 12:58:02 You dont make an apple.
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: walrus on Monday, May 1, 2006, 13:12:30 I'm with Yeovil it's 2....
If you cut it into quarters like me, then you have 4 sandwiches.... :D :oops: Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Kinky Tom on Monday, May 1, 2006, 13:14:11 You're all mad!
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: yeo on Monday, May 1, 2006, 13:16:38 Quote from: "Walrus" I'm with Yeovil it's 2.... If you cut it into quarters like me, then you have 4 sandwiches.... :D :oops: yes this is correct Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: jim on Monday, May 1, 2006, 13:27:37 Quote from: "Walrus" I'm with Yeovil it's 2.... If you cut it into quarters like me, then you have 4 sandwiches.... :D :oops: but you said "if you cut IT into quarters..." 'IT' suggests that IT is a single item, thus, one sandwich. Now that confuses me because I would say that each slice of bread constitutes a sandwich in and of itself. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: walrus on Monday, May 1, 2006, 13:32:43 Quote from: "jim" Quote from: "Walrus" I'm with Yeovil it's 2.... If you cut it into quarters like me, then you have 4 sandwiches.... :D :oops: but you said "if you cut IT into quarters..." 'IT' suggests that IT is a single item, thus, one sandwich. Now that confuses me because I would say that each slice of bread constitutes a sandwich in and of itself. Ahh but "it" is the sandwich as a whole before any cutting has been instigated. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Ben Wah Balls on Monday, May 1, 2006, 13:33:48 It starts off as one sandwich then after you have cut it into 2 sandwiches it is 2 sandwiches. There are clearly two sandwiches on that plate.
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Kinky Tom on Monday, May 1, 2006, 13:35:05 So if we cut you into four we would have 4 Walruses?
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: oxford_fan on Monday, May 1, 2006, 13:37:48 Quote from: "Walrus" Quote from: "jim" Quote from: "Walrus" I'm with Yeovil it's 2.... If you cut it into quarters like me, then you have 4 sandwiches.... :D :oops: but you said "if you cut IT into quarters..." 'IT' suggests that IT is a single item, thus, one sandwich. Now that confuses me because I would say that each slice of bread constitutes a sandwich in and of itself. Ahh but "it" is the sandwich as a whole before any cutting has been instigated. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Rossi on Monday, May 1, 2006, 13:38:44 People generally call 2 rectangular sandwiches on a plate "sandwiches" as opposed to "sandwich" which inplies there would only be one object
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Kinky Tom on Monday, May 1, 2006, 13:41:23 Quote from: "Rossi" People generally call 2 rectangular sandwiches on a plate "sandwiches" as opposed to "sandwich" which inplies there would only be one object No, in my experience most people say a 'sandwich' ergo a singular object of sustanance! Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: yeo on Monday, May 1, 2006, 13:44:08 Quote from: "Kinky Tom" Quote from: "Rossi" People generally call 2 rectangular sandwiches on a plate "sandwiches" as opposed to "sandwich" which inplies there would only be one object No, in my experience most people say a 'sandwich' ergo a singular object of sustanance! Well you must know some odd people then.No one I know would say look at that sandwich they would say look at those sandwiches. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: santini on Monday, May 1, 2006, 14:02:32 Supermarkets sell them in packs of 2 or 3 ... not 1 or 1 1/2.
Q.E.D. 8) Cogito ergo sum. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: yeo on Monday, May 1, 2006, 14:06:16 http://www.irn-talkingshop.co.uk/images/import/Ginsters%20Large.jpg
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Ben Wah Balls on Monday, May 1, 2006, 14:07:13 Now that's defiitely 3 sandwiches not one sandwich.
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: yeo on Monday, May 1, 2006, 14:09:05 This is easily the best thread the TEF has seen in ages.
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Kinky Tom on Monday, May 1, 2006, 14:11:23 It's certainly capturing the imagination of our members, we're clearly all quite passionate about our views on this matter!
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: DV on Monday, May 1, 2006, 14:12:53 a sandwich is a sandwich, no matter how many pieces you cut it into....its a sandwich
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Kinky Tom on Monday, May 1, 2006, 14:16:56 Indeed DV, a pizza, for example, is still A pizza regardless of how many slices it's cut into, the same applies to a sandwich, another bread based snack!
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Ben Wah Balls on Monday, May 1, 2006, 14:21:50 A pizza is different, it tends to be round so if you take a slice out it'll have bits missing. Not so with a sandwich.
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Rossi on Monday, May 1, 2006, 14:22:46 Pizzas are a whole different matter. A matter easily cleared up however. Unlike sandwiches, pizzas are no longer called pizzas once they are cut and removed from the rest of the pizza, they are called slices. Hmm, when does the remaining pizza become a slice? When it is <= semi-circle perhaps?
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Kinky Tom on Monday, May 1, 2006, 14:23:54 But you could cut a few small round pieces out of a pizza, would that make them pizzas in their own right, or simply pieces of one pizza?
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: oxford_fan on Monday, May 1, 2006, 14:23:55 Quote from: "santini" Supermarkets sell them in packs of 2 or 3 ... not 1 or 1 1/2. its all a marketing ploy to make you think you're getting more sandwich's though, and many seem to have fallen for it.Q.E.D. 8) Cogito ergo sum. let's take this matter to the advertising standards board, no longer can the falsification of sandwich quantities continue. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: jim on Monday, May 1, 2006, 16:03:27 Quote from: "Rossi" Pizzas are a whole different matter. A matter easily cleared up however. Unlike sandwiches, pizzas are no longer called pizzas once they are cut and removed from the rest of the pizza, they are called slices. Hmm, when does the remaining pizza become a slice? When it is <= semi-circle perhaps? I cannot agree with the notion of a slice of pizza. My recollection of O level geometry is that it would be better described as a "sector of pizza" because a sector is defined as "A part of the interior of a circle bounded by two radii and an arc". Check out this link http://www.mathwords.com/s/sector_of_a_circle.htm and you will clearly see that a typical portion of pizza (of fthe round form before anyone gets picky and shows a picture of a square or rectangular pizza) should be called a sector not a slice. :advercool: Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: santini on Monday, May 1, 2006, 17:07:10 Quote from: "jim" and you will clearly see that a typical portion of pizza (of fthe round form before anyone gets picky and shows a picture of a square or rectangular pizza) should be called a sector not a slice. :advercool: When you play Trivial Pursuit you call the sector-shaped-pieces wedges don't you. So should it be a wedge of pizza ... especially if its deep pan?? :wink:Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Reg Smeeton on Monday, May 1, 2006, 17:09:10 If you take one slice of Hovis....bung a sausage in it and wrap the bread around, is it a sandwich or a wrap?
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: timmyg on Monday, May 1, 2006, 17:17:15 Quote from: "Reg Smeeton" If you take one slice of Hovis....bung a sausage in it and wrap the bread around, is it a sandwich or a wrap? Only 1 slice of bread? Then it's only HALF a sandwich. Wrapped in an unconventional way. On the first picture there are quite clearly 2 HALVES of ONE sandwich. We simply abbrieviate this when using casual vernacular: 'giss'a sarnie, Bob.' Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: timmyg on Monday, May 1, 2006, 17:20:31 On a slightly unrelated but just-as-interesting note:
Do you say: a) "How many beers have you drunk today, Jurgen?" (incorrect) or b) "How much beer have you drunk today, Petulia?" (correct) Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: flammableBen on Monday, May 1, 2006, 17:23:56 Indeed, Jurgen doesn't drink beer.
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Reg Smeeton on Monday, May 1, 2006, 17:28:14 Quote from: "timmyg" Quote from: "Reg Smeeton" If you take one slice of Hovis....bung a sausage in it and wrap the bread around, is it a sandwich or a wrap? Only 1 slice of bread? Then it's only HALF a sandwich. Wrapped in an unconventional way. On the first picture there are quite clearly 2 HALVES of ONE sandwich. We simply abbrieviate this when using casual vernacular: 'giss'a sarnie, Bob.' If you concede that a sausage bunged in a slice of bread and wrapped is a sandwich, then clearly it is one sandwich. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Kinky Tom on Monday, May 1, 2006, 17:33:30 But Reg if you went to a cafe and asked for a bacon or sausage sandwich and only got what I would consider half you'd feel a little ripped off surely?
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Reg Smeeton on Monday, May 1, 2006, 17:40:18 Quote from: "Kinky Tom" But Reg if you went to a cafe and asked for a bacon or sausage sandwich and only got what I would consider half you'd feel a little ripped off surely? Maybe use of the term butty would help. Where a butty can be defined as consisting of two slices of bread with appropriate filling. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: jim on Monday, May 1, 2006, 17:46:00 Quote from: "Reg Smeeton" Quote from: "Kinky Tom" But Reg if you went to a cafe and asked for a bacon or sausage sandwich and only got what I would consider half you'd feel a little ripped off surely? Maybe use of the term butty would help. Where a butty can be defined as consisting of two slices of bread with appropriate filling. Now we're on a roll :oops: A Chip butty would be my favourite, but again, being slightly anarchic, I actually prefer these to be open, a simple crust with lots of butter and the chips smushed (yes, smushed) into the bread and then liberally sprinkled with vinegar, malt of course, unless you have some mouth-puckering 'non-brewed condiment'. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Reg Smeeton on Monday, May 1, 2006, 17:48:06 Right.... so that would be an open sandwich?
Not to be confused with The Open, Sandwich. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: timmyg on Monday, May 1, 2006, 17:49:09 Quote from: "Reg Smeeton" If you concede that a sausage bunged in a slice of bread and wrapped is a sandwich, then clearly it is one sandwich. I concede that a Sausage bunged in a slice of bread and wrapped is HALF a sandwich. If you had a sausage in TWO slices of bread it would become a sandwich. Hopefully a delicious one, at that. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: jim on Monday, May 1, 2006, 17:49:57 Quote from: "Reg Smeeton" Right.... so that would be an open sandwich? No, a butty - but with a twist. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Reg Smeeton on Monday, May 1, 2006, 17:51:18 Quote from: "timmyg" Quote from: "Reg Smeeton" If you concede that a sausage bunged in a slice of bread and wrapped is a sandwich, then clearly it is one sandwich. I concede that a Sausage bunged in a slice of bread and wrapped is HALF a sandwich. If you had a sausage in TWO slices of bread it would become a sandwich. Hopefully a delicious one, at that. One sausage or better chipolatta, doesn't work in two slices of bread...must be in one. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: santini on Monday, May 1, 2006, 17:54:28 Quote from: "Reg Smeeton" Quote from: "timmyg" Quote from: "Reg Smeeton" If you concede that a sausage bunged in a slice of bread and wrapped is a sandwich, then clearly it is one sandwich. I concede that a Sausage bunged in a slice of bread and wrapped is HALF a sandwich. If you had a sausage in TWO slices of bread it would become a sandwich. Hopefully a delicious one, at that. One sausage or better chipolatta, doesn't work in two slices of bread...must be in one. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Reg Smeeton on Monday, May 1, 2006, 17:55:08 Quote from: "jim" Quote from: "Reg Smeeton" Right.... so that would be an open sandwich? No, a butty - but with a twist. So it would be like a Danish smørrebrød, although probably not on rugbrod. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Reg Smeeton on Monday, May 1, 2006, 17:58:32 Quote from: "santini" Quote from: "Reg Smeeton" Quote from: "timmyg" Quote from: "Reg Smeeton" If you concede that a sausage bunged in a slice of bread and wrapped is a sandwich, then clearly it is one sandwich. I concede that a Sausage bunged in a slice of bread and wrapped is HALF a sandwich. If you had a sausage in TWO slices of bread it would become a sandwich. Hopefully a delicious one, at that. One sausage or better chipolatta, doesn't work in two slices of bread...must be in one. You fat bastard....who ate all the pies? Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: santini on Monday, May 1, 2006, 18:04:45 Quote from: "Reg Smeeton" You fat bastard....who ate all the pies? :Ride On Fatbury's Lovestick: Jim Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: jim on Monday, May 1, 2006, 18:05:04 Quote from: "Reg Smeeton" Quote from: "santini" Quote from: "Reg Smeeton" Quote from: "timmyg" Quote from: "Reg Smeeton" If you concede that a sausage bunged in a slice of bread and wrapped is a sandwich, then clearly it is one sandwich. I concede that a Sausage bunged in a slice of bread and wrapped is HALF a sandwich. If you had a sausage in TWO slices of bread it would become a sandwich. Hopefully a delicious one, at that. One sausage or better chipolatta, doesn't work in two slices of bread...must be in one. You fat bastard....who ate all the pies? Ah now pies. Ask Sonic and Whits about the Wigan pies I bestowed on them at Oldham. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Reg Smeeton on Monday, May 1, 2006, 18:11:49 The pies from the chippy in Wilbutts Lane, Rochdale come highly recommended.
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: jim on Monday, May 1, 2006, 18:14:53 Quote from: "Reg Smeeton" The pies from the chippy in Wilbutts Lane, Rochdale come highly recommended. Planning to pick some up next season, eh? Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Reg Smeeton on Monday, May 1, 2006, 18:25:46 Quote from: "jim" Quote from: "Reg Smeeton" The pies from the chippy in Wilbutts Lane, Rochdale come highly recommended. Planning to pick some up next season, eh? Yep.....along with some black pudding from Bury and Accrington, and hopefully some Weston's cider from Much Marcle on the way to Hereford. The thought of Grays' Athletic is profoundly depressing. Suppos eit might be OK for jellied eels Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: sonic youth on Monday, May 1, 2006, 21:52:03 they were bloody nice pies, you can definitely bring some next season jim me lad.
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: timmyg on Tuesday, May 2, 2006, 09:22:18 But if you cut the pie in half, is it still one pie cut into two halves? Or does it become two pies in their own right?
I liked the suggestion earlier of if you have a giant pizza and cut circular sections out of it, are they now pizzas? Or simply circular 'slices'? Ver interesting. And all you 2 sandwich voters are WRONG. It's one sandwich. Just one. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Sade on Tuesday, May 2, 2006, 10:01:26 Reading all 5 pages of this makes your head spin. I've never been so confused in my whole life.
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Simon Pieman on Tuesday, May 2, 2006, 10:10:49 A pie can never become 2 pies or more by slicing them into pieces. What would be the point of pie charts?
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: timmyg on Tuesday, May 2, 2006, 10:17:10 Quote from: "simon pieman" A pie can never become 2 pies or more by slicing them into pieces. What would be the point of pie charts? And the same can be said for sandwiches... A good point, well made Mr Pieman. Using a real-life example to explain what seems to be difficult problem to some. IT'S ONE SANDWICH. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Reg Smeeton on Wednesday, May 3, 2006, 21:28:10 Quote from: "simon pieman" A pie can never become 2 pies or more by slicing them into pieces. What would be the point of pie charts? If you took the base and top of a pie and wrapped it around a peppered mixture of swede, onion carrot and horribly gristly meat...you could have two pasties. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: flammableBen on Wednesday, May 3, 2006, 22:22:15 That's some pretty mental 'outside the box' thinking their reg.
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Supercake2 on Wednesday, May 3, 2006, 23:20:41 Quote from: "Sade" Reading all 5 pages of this makes your head spin. I've never been so confused in my whole life. I agree the argument at times..she's to get lost n then found in between pizza and butty's...but if it's cut in to halves it's still one sandwich..and yeah the 3 fillings ''sandwich's'' are just a ploy ''two halves make a whole'' that's my phrase n i'm sticking by it! Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: jim on Wednesday, May 10, 2006, 07:04:48 Quote from: "timmyg" On a slightly unrelated but just-as-interesting note: Do you say: a) "How many beers have you drunk today, Jurgen?" (incorrect) or b) "How much beer have you drunk today, Petulia?" (correct) So , if you have some bottles of Stella do you offer your mates 'a' beer or 'some' beer - or do you drink 'them' all yourself? Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: timmyg on Wednesday, May 10, 2006, 10:20:26 Quote from: "jim" So , if you have some bottles of Stella do you offer your mates 'a' beer or 'some' beer - or do you drink 'them' all yourself? haha, now there's a question. Technically it's 'some' beer, but I would offer 'a bottle of beer' which would then be changed to 'a beer' for my less enlightened 'mates' benefit. Oh, and ONE SANDWICH! Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Amir on Wednesday, May 10, 2006, 10:25:51 What sort of person cuts a sandwich? How posh are you lot eh :smile1:
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: RobertT on Wednesday, May 10, 2006, 10:31:39 If you cut off the crust are you now eating 90% of a sarnie?
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: FlashGordon on Wednesday, May 10, 2006, 11:38:38 Its def one sandwich....
Because you make A SANDWICH....So how come if you cut it in half does it become 2? Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Ben Wah Balls on Wednesday, May 10, 2006, 13:08:15 I sometimes make sandwiches.
Normally if I'm making a sandwich I just use one slice of bread and fold it in half which is one sandwich but if I make two of those that's two sandwiches. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: RobertT on Wednesday, May 10, 2006, 13:14:48 Quote from: "Ben Wah Balls" I sometimes make sandwiches. Normally if I'm making a sandwich I just use one slice of bread and fold it in half which is one sandwich but if I make two of those that's two sandwiches. I was thinking of that situation, but it's a) pikey b) if not pikey it should clearly be called a Bread Wrap and not sandwich. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Ben Wah Balls on Wednesday, May 10, 2006, 13:17:59 It's not pikey, it's just lazy. Why bother wasting time if I just want a couple of quick sandwiches.
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: RobertT on Wednesday, May 10, 2006, 13:19:39 Quote from: "Ben Wah Balls" It's not pikey, it's just lazy. Why bother wasting time if I just want a couple of quick sandwiches. it is pikey, it's the natural state of a chip butty. Folder over sarnies are the same food type at pot Noodles. Both tacky as fuck, but both strangely more ish. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Ben Wah Balls on Wednesday, May 10, 2006, 13:24:41 Not a fan of pot noodles. I couldn't be a pikey.
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Simon Pieman on Wednesday, May 10, 2006, 14:09:50 I just had 2 sandwiches and cut them in half to make make 4 halfs.
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: timmyg on Friday, July 21, 2006, 10:16:33 Now, I'm not one to dredge up old debates. But I think with the votes tied there is a need for a decision either way.
I leave the conclusive proof to Mr Darren Bent: Quote England's injury misfortune has continued with Darren Bent the latest striker to join the sick-list, after falling foul of a sandwich. Both of The Three Lions' main front men Wayne Rooney and Michael Owen were injured before the World Cup, and Owen has since been ruled out for the season following a serious knee injury sustained at the tournament. Twenty two-year-old Charlton Athletic marksman Bent had been tipped to take over in the Newcastle United man's absence, but now seems to have put his place in jeopardy following a freak accident to his hand. "I had a kitchen accident. I just cut it when I was making a sandwich," Bent told the Mirror. "I don't even know what kind of sandwich it was. I didn't get to try it." Last season's 22-goal man now looks set to miss the start of the Premiership season and England's opening game under Steve McClaren against Greece on August 16. The depth of the wound has been a cause for concern and The Addicks have taken the precaution of strapping his arm to allow the wound to heal properly, which could take up to six weeks. It is a huge blow for the former Ipswich Town man and the Valley outfit as he could now miss the season openers against West Ham United, Manchester United and Bolton Wanderers. There you go. Conclusive. He was making ONE SANDWICH and cut his finger. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Foggy on Friday, July 21, 2006, 10:51:27 "Making A sandwich" no mention of numbers, or if he cut said sandwich into two separate ones .
Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: timmyg on Friday, July 21, 2006, 11:13:52 Ah, but he was cutting it.
He hadn't finished making 'it' (singular) and was cutting it. Title: The Great Sandwich Debate Post by: Ben Wah Balls on Friday, July 21, 2006, 11:22:09 He might have been cutting some cucumber to put in his sandwiches, all part of the process.
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