Life is a sandwich

[Vandheer]

No worries @Vandheer a manwitch is just a bun with eels. The eel is a very old animal. They are landfish and slimy. So we make a soft fish jerky out of them. Good for traveling folk and very tasty on a bun. Its a very fat fish, so dont eat too much or you get sick. As i said cheese is the way.

Hell nah

 

[Moongarm71]

 

[Xenophon]

Mayo? Mustard? Condiments? I need to know.





... nevermind

If you buy a man a sandwich, you feed him for a day. If you introduce him to Tabasco Sauce, he'll eat shredded newspaper and grass clippings with genuine relish. "Tabasco is the Good and the Good is Tabasco. That is all you know. That is all you need to know."---Keats

 

[Ziran]

... Roll that beautiful baguette footage ...

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If you buy a man a sandwich, you feed him for a day. If you introduce him to Tabasco Sauce, he'll eat shredded newspaper and grass clippings with genuine relish. "Tabasco is the Good and the Good is Tabasco. That is all you know. That is all you need to know."---Keats

Romeo and Juliet - Act 2 Scene 2

.... But, soft! What wheaty-loaf through yonder window rises?
It is the yeast, and Juliet is the bun...

 

[Xenophon]

... Roll that beautiful baguette footage ...

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Romeo and Juliet - Act 2 Scene 2

.... But, soft! What wheaty-loaf through yonder window rises?
It is the yeast, and Juliet is the bun...

What would go on a Juliet sandwich? I mean, a Reuben is corned-beef, white cheese, and sauerkraut. A Juliet?

I'm thinking virginal white bread, lox, and sweet pickles. Sweet mustard, too. Maybe a pepperoncini (--cino?) for a hint of unexpected passion.

(There: I made it through that without mentioning back bacon. "Bacon from the beast with two backs." That goes on our ever-popular Othello, the anti-hero sandwich. It's so good, you'll choke!)

 

[Ziran]

What would go on a Juliet sandwich?

What would go on a Juliet sandwich? Dressing
What would go in a Juliet sandwich? Romeo

I'm thinking virginal white bread, lox, and sweet pickles. Sweet mustard, too. Maybe a pepperoncini (--cino?) for a hint of unexpected passion.

You're hired!

(There: I made it through that without mentioning back bacon. "Bacon from the beast with two backs." That goes on our ever-popular Othello, the anti-hero sandwich. It's so good, you'll choke!)

~chuckles~