sandwich

[Abzu]

Discuss.

[Methuselah Honeysuckle]

Yes

[droidspawn]

this is a zim special

[zim]

[droidspawn]

I would eat the fuck of out of that btw

[M.Bison]

What is that meat?

[droidspawn]

......it's ground beef, aka mince meat, formed into a patty (aka hamburger).

[Abzu]

Fucking al qaeda splendid mate of mine...

[zim]

[quote name="M.Bison"]What is that meat? [/quote]



i even knew it was hamburger

[jawn galliano]

that seems like an unnecessarily complicated way to make an egg burger



but it does look mighty neat

[droidspawn]

it has it's own compartment (the egg). it's for the chicks man! DUH!

[Abzu]

The glass bit seemed unnecessary. I mean, you could just shape the damn patty.

[Holocaust]

Nein. Make a few burgers like that, take all the cutout sections and make another burger like that. Badass

[agony bagony]

[jawn galliano]

:doubleoldsteaks:

[zim]

how long after cutting straight through the tin foil and paper did you realize it was a bad idea

[agony bagony]

i wasnt even all the way through but in my defense once i committed to it it worked out OK

[Abzu]

One of those was the greatest sandwich I've ever made.

[droidspawn]

and you didn't get pictures

[deckard]

oh my word

[Abzu]

[quote name="jorsh"]and you didn't get pictures [/quote]

Did so! I just forgot to post it, I think.

[agony bagony]

*them

[M.Bison]

[quote name="zim"]
[quote name="M.Bison"]What is that meat? [/quote]



i even knew it was hamburger [/quote]



No hamburgers over here. Why the fuck is it called a hamburger if it's beef?; is the appropriate thing to at.

[agony bagony]

The term hamburger originally derives from Hamburg,[2] Germany's second largest city, from which many people emigrated to the United States. In High German, Burg means fortified settlement or fortified refuge; and is a widespread component of place names. Hamburger can be a descriptive noun in German, referring to someone from Hamburg (compare London → Londoner) or an adjective describing something from Hamburg. Similarly, frankfurter and wiener, names for other meat-based foods, are also used in Germany and Austria as descriptive nouns for people and as adjectives for things from the cities of Frankfurt and Wien (Vienna), respectively. The term "burger" is associated with many different types of sandwiches similar to a (ground beef) hamburger, using different meats, such as a buffalo burger, venison, kangaroo, turkey, elk, lamb, salmon burger or veggie burger.[3]

[agony bagony]

SEMICOLON INCORRECT

[M.Bison]

[quote name="it the dusto"]SEMICOLON INCORRECT[/quote]



and double

[agony bagony]

i was actually talking about the wikipedia semicolon but now i see yours is wrong as well

[Abzu]

:pointandlaugh:

[Haunty]

[quote name="M.Bison"]
[quote name="zim"]
[quote name="M.Bison"]What is that meat? [/quote]



i even knew it was hamburger [/quote]



No hamburgers over here. Why the fuck is it called a hamburger if it's beef?; is the appropriate thing to at.[/quote]



Who are you and how have you lived your entire life without being at least culturally aware of hamburgers?

[M.Bison]

[quote name="Haunty"]
[quote name="M.Bison"]
[quote name="zim"]
[quote name="M.Bison"]What is that meat? [/quote]



i even knew it was hamburger [/quote]



No hamburgers over here. Why the fuck is it called a hamburger if it's beef?; is the appropriate thing to at.[/quote]



Who are you and how have you lived your entire life without being at least culturally aware of hamburgers?[/quote]







Because they aren't really known as hamburgers over here... they are either just burgers or beef burgers. I simply thought beef and 'ham' were some kind of UK/American divide, like say chips and crisps or something, I didn't realise it was Hamburg.

[vega]

[quote name="Abzu"]



Discuss.[/quote]





:food porn:

[Haunty]

[quote name="M.Bison"]
[quote name="Haunty"]
[quote name="M.Bison"]
[quote name="zim"]
[quote name="M.Bison"]What is that meat? [/quote]



i even knew it was hamburger [/quote]



No hamburgers over here. Why the fuck is it called a hamburger if it's beef?; is the appropriate thing to at.[/quote]



Who are you and how have you lived your entire life without being at least culturally aware of hamburgers?[/quote]







Because they aren't really known as hamburgers over here... they are either just burgers or beef burgers. I simply thought beef and 'ham' were some kind of UK/American divide, like say chips and crisps or something, I didn't realise it was Hamburg.[/quote]



and not one iota of the McDonald's Corporation's cultural imperialism has even trickled the word hamburger to you.

[Haunty]

also, I call bullshit. by the time that burger's anywhere near done cooking, that egg's not runny anymore.

[Abzu]

[quote name="Haunty"]also, I call bullshit. by the time that burger's anywhere near done cooking, that egg's not runny anymore.[/quote]

You know, you don't have to put the egg in right away.

[Haunty]

well sure, you and i know that, but the diagram clearly shows it going in right off the bat!

[Abzu]

[quote name="Haunty"]well sure, you and i know that, but the diagram clearly shows it going in right off the bat![/quote]

Experimentation is in order.