#10

Oooh you’re so sophisticated Ruffers, I wish I was as sophisticated as you!

#11

I appreciate that but can we stay on topic

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#12

This has reminded me that one of the baked potato filling options in the canteen today was (East Anglian) seafood guacamole. It looked like guacamole with a bunch of peeled prawns and crab sticks wanged in.

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#13

Cromer ceviche

#14

Would be really interested in hearing what Dissers’ usual Subway orders are if anyone would like to share that?

#15

Please enjoy this thread:

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#16

I’d also like to find out more about how disgusting subway sandwiches are and how anyone who eats them is subhuman filth.

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#17

Not been in ages, but used to enjoy a footlong BMT on herb & cheese. Not toasted.

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#18

Please enjoy this thread also:

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#19

and all the salad

#20

for the record, I went last Wednesday and had a very nice footlong italian BMT on italian (toasted), with lettuce, tomato, black olive, few jalapenos, sweetcorn and NO sauce (usually go ketchup but I think i prefer it without). Washed down with a bucket of machine diet coke.

#21

Gonna get one post gym. Might get a wrap

#22

what does the m stand for in a bmt

#23

Here’s a thought.

Toasting the bread is for fools … gets all dry and flakey
Cold sacrifices the melting of cheese.
Basically, warmed up in the microwave is the winner’s choice.

#24

microwaved sandwich :full_moon_with_face:

#25

"Subway’s best-selling sandwich, the B.M.T., contains pepperoni, salami, and ham. The name originally stood for Brooklyn Manhattan Transit, but now stands for “Bigger, Meatier, Tastier”.

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#26

:yum:

#27

Missing a trick there not calling it the PSH
I actually did go into a Subway the other week, realised how actually it’s quite expensive, and fucked off to Sainsos.

#28

very nice to meet a fellow Rustlers hero.

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#29

I’ve heard rumours Subway have started partnering with Game of Thrones for a new sandwich and it’s called the shitwich for shit cunts

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