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9/28/11 3:00AM
In what’s gradually becoming a tradition: BONUS PANEL!!!
If you’ve never done it before, you should sit down and establish what you consider a sandwich. It’s more of a reflective philosophical mirror than you’d imagine. Some sticking points to consider:
Once you’ve come to a consistent definition, I challenge you to ask a group of people for theirs. If your friends are anything like mine, I’ll bet my bottom dollar that the conversation gets heated. Fast.
-Jesse
I think if it’s just a stack of bread, that does not fit the definition of a sandwich. It’s more of a sub-loaf. However, if it were a different type of bread between the encasements, I support that falling into the sandwich family. Think a nice slice of rye (with caraway seeds, obviously) encompassed by sourdough.
Anything involving bread makes a sandwich that is good enough for me…
Anything
Mmmm. Bread.
Baking seems to be a sticking point. Pizza, for example. People say it’s not a sandwich because it’s all baked at once. Must the bread be baked prior to the addition of ingredients in order to be a sandwich?
This would be a better comic if they were playing Hungry Hungry Hippos… just saying.