Random Thoughts 9: Attack of the Vapid Posts

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I wasn't actually quite that successful in convincing anyone about it, that was tongue in cheek. But it's an equally stupid argument that a taco is a sandwich. Show me a place that will give you a taco when you order a sandwich or vice versa. It happens exactly 0 times in reality.
 
I was having a discussion with some people about what a sandwich actually is, and one guy was saying that tacos, burritos, and even wraps are sandwiches. Using his logic I was able to successfully argue that a cream of cheddar soup is a pizza.
We actually had a thread here several years ago, arguingdiscussing whether or not a hamburger is a sandwich.
 
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image is cut off on the bottom because it was stolen from pinterest and pinterest is literally the worst website and it just automatically ruined it without any input from me. The original image even on pinterest is full size but I can't access it from google search. :eyeroll:

subs and traditional both qualify for me, but not a wrap or burrito.
 
Is that a pop-tart
 
I'm not gonna get mad about it or anything until you roll to ingredient rebel

horseshoe theory comes into play there, I will support anyone's radical sandwich anarchy.
 
I am truly neutral. Hot dogs for all!

If I post that once more I'm headed for Der Wienerschnitzel.
 
He didn't go with protein wrapped in hand starch?
 
I'm in the top three left corner boxes. A hot dog is not a sandwich, it is a hot dog; a thing unto itself.
 
Borderline between ‘true neutral’ and ‘structure neutral, ingredient rebel’ here.
I tried it, got confused with who I needed to talk to in the first settlement and was put off by the muddy graphics using all the many shades of brown and grey available in 1998.
It was like I stepped into the 70s, everything was brown, brown and browner. Throw in some rust orange and plum and its dead-on!
C'mon, at the time I played games on B&W screens. Believe me, spotting a "·$%&ing little mindcontrolling ÷¡⅛£$ of a sectoid was a nightmare. The browns are awesome.
Now that you mention it, I never did play the second one.
It's awesome, especially with the bugs fixed.
 
They're sort of a cruel snack. Theoretically they're for putting in the toaster, but then you have a semi burnt crust containing a sticky, molten hot center of sugar with a hot-tin-roof coating of frosting. I'd say eat them cold, which is what I immediately do with any package that comes my way, but... it's never actually been a good idea.
 
They're sort of a cruel snack. Theoretically they're for putting in the toaster, but then you have a semi burnt crust containing a sticky, molten hot center of sugar with a hot-tin-roof coating of frosting. I'd say eat them cold, which is what I immediately do with any package that comes my way, but... it's never actually been a good idea.

It hasn't? Why? I always eat them cold. I also bite off the immanently forgettable crust all the way around before I eat the good part so that I am more likely to remember the experience fondly.
 
If I ever ate one it might be. But it's usually the package. The cardboard one, not the foil one. Then... I feel bad.
 
I tried an authentic American pop-tart the other day. Its encounter with the toaster didn't go too well and it was far too sweet. (I'm speaking as someone with a serious chocolate/biscuit tooth!)
 
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