The Philosopher's Sandwich
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The Philosophers Sandwich
Sandwich
That's Amaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazing
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Word....to your Mother
Sandwich
The Philosophers Sandwich
Sandwich
That's Amaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazing
Random Joke
Word....to your Mother
The Philosopher's sandwich
I want an existential sandwich
With extra light spread
The filling almost there
On gluten free bread
A philosophic sub
With the meat of the matter
Taste beyond buds
To make my mind fatter
Oh, how I long for
A butty with bite
That answers my questions
Deep in the night
The wholesome snack
That feeds my soul
The bready need
To meet all rolls
It was the 4th Earl who gave his name to the Sandwich, supposedly through his habit of ordering meat between slices of bread when he was too busy for lunch.
He was First Lord of the Admiralty and a supporter of Captain James Book who named the Sandwich Islands (now Hawaii) after him.
The South Sandwich islands in the South Atlantic are also named after him.
The British spend £7.5bn a year on sandwiches.
According to a survey, the most common lunch for office workers is a cheese sandwich.
Ham sandwich and chicken sandwich come next in popularity.
On average in the UK, six chicken sandwiches are eaten every second.
The earliest recorded use of the word ‘sandwich’ was in 1494 when it meant ‘some kind of cord’.
The average American will have eaten 1,500 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches by the time they leave school.
The verb ‘to sandwich’ is 200 years old. It was first used in 1815 to mean ‘to have a light meal’.
Thats Amaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazing
The largest sandwich weighed 2,467.5 kg (5,440 lb) and was made by Wild Woody’s Chill and Grill, Roseville, Michigan, USA on 17 March 2005. The sandwich contained 68 kg (150 lb) mustard, 468.1 kg (1,032 lb) corned beef, 117.9 kg (260 lb) cheese, 240.4 kg (530 lb) lettuce and 1,618.4 kg (3,568 lb) bread.
The sandwich measured 0.44 m (17.5 in) thick and was 3.6 m (12 ft) long and 3.6 m (12 ft wide).
Random Joke of the Day
I would have to say that my greatest strength is my attentionto detail.
WORD OF THE DAY
A single strand of spaghetti is a SPAGHETTO.