Keep the sandwich sacred.

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buckeye75

A while back, my daughter asked for a sandwich. I asked if she wanted ham or turkey. She insisted that she only wanted lettuce and tomato. This is an abomination. A meatless sandwich cannot be a real sandwich. If I allow that, what's to stop people from combining all manner of vegetables in between two slices of bread? If we allow this to exist, you may one day find a meatless sandwich on a restaurant menu. That's why I propose a constitutional amendment defining a sandwich as only "meat between two slices of bread". My meat sandwich won't mean anything and won't be near as delicious unless we impose these strict guidelines on how to construct a "real" sandwich.

It's called: BLT, not LT

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Blue_Stiehl·
What is she wanted PB&J? Would that be a sandwich? Or a grilled cheese?
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buckeye75·
A sandwich is meat between bread. Anything else is culinary perversion. I won't be swayed by facts and logic, end of story.
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H2Daddy·
What about tuna?
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buckeye75·
Since tuna is the flesh of an animal, it is meat. I'm not going to lie. I'm not sure how long I can keep up with this analogy. It's utter nonsence to begin with, so defending it will be next to impossible.
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bigstorm12·
as long as it wasnt tofu then you shouldnt be to upset.
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Snuphy·
? ? ?