#10

Well what would you call it? It’s three pieces of bread with two separate fillings.

#11

It is indeed a delicious covent garden chicken soup.

#12

Yeah but there’s a slice of bread between them.

#13

pizza from pizza express delivered to the office. hardly amazing but still so much better than domino’s etc

#14

Ah I missed the other slice of bread. In that case it’s a triple decker sandwich.

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#15

Well you disgust me! How’d you like them apples?!

Oh now you delight me.

#16

Well I thought about that but then I reasoned that it surely makes a normal sandwich a double-decker? I mean surely it’s fillings that count here? Or maybe it’s just a peculiarity of how we think.

#17

Fuck yes.

Delivered by Deliveroo or someone? Or do they deliver? (I only ever picked up from them.)

#18

Oh yeah not ‘delivered’ more ‘picked up by office grunts’ :wink:

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#19

but you eat them as one giant sandwich? you are a wrongun.

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#20

You should try it. Tastes great it turns out.

#21

theo that looks fucking rank

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#22

Alright, cylcotron.

#23
  • I would like to try Theo’s sandwich
  • Thanks but no thanks

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#24

neither of those options apply to me.

I would refuse to thank anyone for putting that monstrosity under my nose

#25

theo yesterday i made bolognese and i put too much garlic in it. think it’s the first time i’ve ever put too much garlic in something.

i’m always like “yeah, i can TASTE the garlic… but meh”. so this time i flung in a whole bulb minced up and it was too garlicky.

what do you think about that

#26

sandwiches by default are double deckers, after that I reckon you go by slices of bread rather than ingredients.

#27

a slice of bread isn’t a sandwich

#28

Dominos delivered to the office. Feel sick.

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#29

correct eric