I will eat my club sandwich in a cottage and I will eat my cottage cheese in the club AND NO ONE CAN STOP ME
t edit Proper attribution: I stole that from Tumblr, and I'm pretty sure the Tumblr post was a reblog from Twitter.
Lorne ,'Time Bomb'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I will eat my club sandwich in a cottage and I will eat my cottage cheese in the club AND NO ONE CAN STOP ME
t edit Proper attribution: I stole that from Tumblr, and I'm pretty sure the Tumblr post was a reblog from Twitter.
And to that I say, ick, cottage cheese.
Steph, what probiotic do you like? I'm thinking I might need one.
In other news, a regular at the bakery who is vocally, vehemently Trump-averse, and is also a lawyer, promised me free representation if I successfully went to sniper school. Me and Larry, against the world, or at least the Cheeto. Good times.
Steph, what probiotic do you like? I'm thinking I might need one.
I've always had good results with the Pearls brand. It takes at least a month for me to see and changes, though, because it takes a while for the good bacteria to set up camp.
I realize I don't actually know what goes on a club sandwich. I never order them. But obviously it is not a lettuce tomato sandwich. Nor is it a meat-only sandwich.
I had a whole week when I had no headaches and it was great. And then I had a theee day headache last weekend, and a headache Saturday, and one yesterday and today. Argh. I wish I knew how to stop these.
Thanks, Steph.
Why does Facebook suddenly think I am needing and wanting constant ads for curling irons?!? And tutorials on how to use them? I must've accidentally clicked on one or something but really. I have curly hair. I don't need your curling iron thanks.
Club sandwiches are kind of a forerunner of the turducken, IIRC... like roast beef, ham and cheese? It's been a while since I bothered to think about ordering one because I'd have to take out half the ingredients. (I also don't like raw onion or raw tomato, but at least those you can manually disassemble from your sandwich construction.)
Usually turkey, ham, and bacon. Cheese varies by location. Good ones are double-deckers on toast. (And I'm seeing a visit to Denny's - home of a very good club sandwich - in my near future).
To me a club sandwich is definitely three pieces of square white bread, with I guess turkey and bacon (and lettuce/tomato/mayo). I would like to add ham! I guess it's been a long time since I've had one.
That's what the one I just had was, Jesse. Without the tomatoes because I requested no tomatoes when I ordered. I hadn't had one in a long time, I was kind of surprised how delicious it was. I'm always a little surprised how delicious toast is, is what it comes down to. And restaurant toast tastes different from home toast.