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"What is it with you and fixin fuckin sandwiches?"
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In the summer I love tomato sandwiches. White bread, mayo, and tomatoes. So good especially with fresh grown tomatoes people give me from their gardens.
shareWhen I was sixteen my best friend insisted I try a little piece of fried peanut butter and banana sandwich. That mouthful of sweet fried sin was the most delicious thing I ate that whole year. This recipe looks similar:
http://www.tartqueenskitchen.com/2015/01/08/elvis-presleys-peanut-butter-banana-sandwich/
Which reminds me: a coworker keeps telling me I need to watch Bubba Ho-Tep. Maybe I'll just cook up one of these ridiculous heart attack sandwiches and finally get that film crossed of my To Watch list this week.
Bubba Ho-Tep? Looks like a weird sort of movie. Why does your friend think you should watch it?
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Watch it. It's a ridiculously fun movie. Accompanied food of choice: Reuben sandwich with lots of Beck's bier and homemade potato chips (good luck). A really good Reuben will come in at close to 2 pounds.
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How can anyone NOT like Ash, I mean, Bruce Campbell? Have you been watching the Ash v. Evil Dead series? I love it. I also recall the show, The Adventures Of Briscoe County, Jr., which also had the guy who played Sho'nuff, the Shogun of Harlem in the the film Berry Gordy's The Last Dragon. I loved that Sam Raimi stuck Bruce in all his (still by FAR the best) Spideman movies. Make a movie with Kurt Russell playing an aged Elvis Presley, plus Bruce, plus a mummy set in a retirement home?! FUGGIDABOUTIT! Plus booze.
shareThis here is clear and plain rootin' tootin' hijackery!
Sammich threads are my specialty!
I've had my recipes reposted and everythink!
That king statement is starting to make sense now Dazed, dems now are fightin' wurds 🥊
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You think sandwiches are your ally? You merely adopted the bread. I was born in it, molded by it. I didn't take a bite until I was already a man, by then it was nothing to me but filling!
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