Wait a sec ... is the debate for just the traditional hot dog in a it's bun?

Cuz ...

Dadd @ 12/10/2017 16:10

Wait a sec ... is the debate for just the traditional hot dog in a it's bun? Cuz ...

I made a hotdog sandwich for everyone on page one and no one cared.

It was promptly thrown away out of shame.

I would have eaten it!

And no one (except for four) accepts Merriam-Webster's definition for a sandwich either?

Mercator @ 12/10/2017 15:06

vladykins @ 12/10/2017 12:53 Mercator @ 12/10/2017 14:39 Mercator @ 12/10/2017 12:36 vladykins @ 12/10/2017 12:29 Mercator @ 12/10/2017 14:22 This is really a question about the expanded definition to fit things branded as a sandwich vs the original definition TBH. I understand- we can only call something a sandwich if eaten by the Earl of Sandwich. Granted, that eliminates peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. They fall under the original definition, the original definition was not his first or later sandwiches. It is literally impossible to argue with you, I will try to never do so again. You're the same type as flat earthers, if you were dumber you might be one. Not at all- it is *you* who have accepted that a hot dog is special and different. I have provided you ample evidence that it is no better than a lot of other sandwiches. You cling to your irrational belief- that is what the flat earthers do. No I never did that, I agree that under the new wide definition of a sandwich it is a sandwich, once again you are putting words in my mouth. But if we use that definition then Pitas become sandwiches and other shit too that should not be a sandwich, hot dogs included, just because marketers wanted subs to be sandwiches.

Not unless you slice the pita.

And I've put no words in your mouth- you want to go back to the original definition. If not the Earl of Sandwich, what do you suggest as "original"?

See, I feel like I've been consistent this whole time, but everyone else wants to make their definition fit what they *feel*. And when you rely on feelings instead of logic, you get Trump as President.

Mittens @ 12/10/2017 15:10

Vlady, you fucking imbecile, hot dogs are not sandwiches. Just like a burger is not a sandwich. They are in their own category of greatness, and do not deserve to be categorized with the likes of pb&j and bullshit like that.

Another religious zealot.

A meatball sub and philly cheese are more closely related to a hot dog than a hamburger is.

vladykins @ 12/10/2017 14:16

Mittens @ 12/10/2017 15:10 Vlady, you fucking imbecile, hot dogs are not sandwiches. Just like a burger is not a sandwich. They are in their own category of greatness, and do not deserve to be categorized with the likes of pb&j and bullshit like that. Another religious zealot. A meatball sub and philly cheese are more closely related to a hot dog than a hamburger is.

Based on your definition a quesadilla is a sandwich, so you lose all credibility.

Mittens @ 12/10/2017 15:18

vladykins @ 12/10/2017 14:16 Mittens @ 12/10/2017 15:10 Vlady, you fucking imbecile, hot dogs are not sandwiches. Just like a burger is not a sandwich. They are in their own category of greatness, and do not deserve to be categorized with the likes of pb&j and bullshit like that. Another religious zealot. A meatball sub and philly cheese are more closely related to a hot dog than a hamburger is. Based on your definition a quesadilla is a sandwich, so you lose all credibility.

Incorrect. The tortilla does not constitute bread nor is it sliced post-baking, so it cannot be a sandwich.

Read the definition and come out of the cave. Four of us are waiting for you all.

vladykins @ 12/10/2017 13:14

Mercator @ 12/10/2017 15:06 vladykins @ 12/10/2017 12:53 Mercator @ 12/10/2017 14:39 Mercator @ 12/10/2017 12:36 vladykins @ 12/10/2017 12:29 Mercator @ 12/10/2017 14:22 This is really a question about the expanded definition to fit things branded as a sandwich vs the original definition TBH. I understand- we can only call something a sandwich if eaten by the Earl of Sandwich. Granted, that eliminates peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. They fall under the original definition, the original definition was not his first or later sandwiches. It is literally impossible to argue with you, I will try to never do so again. You're the same type as flat earthers, if you were dumber you might be one. Not at all- it is *you* who have accepted that a hot dog is special and different. I have provided you ample evidence that it is no better than a lot of other sandwiches. You cling to your irrational belief- that is what the flat earthers do. No I never did that, I agree that under the new wide definition of a sandwich it is a sandwich, once again you are putting words in my mouth. But if we use that definition then Pitas become sandwiches and other shit too that should not be a sandwich, hot dogs included, just because marketers wanted subs to be sandwiches. Not unless you slice the pita. And I've put no words in your mouth- you want to go back to the original definition. If not the Earl of Sandwich, what do you suggest as "original"? See, I feel like I've been consistent this whole time, but everyone else wants to make their definition fit what they *feel*. And when you rely on feelings instead of logic, you get Trump as President.

Mercator @ 10/10/2017 19:21

They're not sandwiches unless the bread is cut through, per the definition of a sandwich. Same goes for hot dogs. A hamburger is a hamburger sandwich, the patty is the actual hamburger.

vladykins @ 12/10/2017 13:19

Mittens @ 12/10/2017 15:18 vladykins @ 12/10/2017 14:16 Mittens @ 12/10/2017 15:10 Vlady, you fucking imbecile, hot dogs are not sandwiches. Just like a burger is not a sandwich. They are in their own category of greatness, and do not deserve to be categorized with the likes of pb&j and bullshit like that. Another religious zealot. A meatball sub and philly cheese are more closely related to a hot dog than a hamburger is. Based on your definition a quesadilla is a sandwich, so you lose all credibility. Incorrect. The tortilla does not constitute bread nor is it sliced post-baking, so it cannot be a sandwich. Read the definition and come out of the cave. Four of us are waiting for you all.

It is according to the wikipedia article you quoted, and pitas too. Technically tortillas are bread?

That looks like you put hot dogs into a special category, though you at least acknowledge a burger is a sandwich.

Mercator @ 12/10/2017 15:22

vladykins @ 12/10/2017 13:19 Mittens @ 12/10/2017 15:18 vladykins @ 12/10/2017 14:16 Mittens @ 12/10/2017 15:10 Vlady, you fucking imbecile, hot dogs are not sandwiches. Just like a burger is not a sandwich. They are in their own category of greatness, and do not deserve to be categorized with the likes of pb&j and bullshit like that. Another religious zealot. A meatball sub and philly cheese are more closely related to a hot dog than a hamburger is. Based on your definition a quesadilla is a sandwich, so you lose all credibility. Incorrect. The tortilla does not constitute bread nor is it sliced post-baking, so it cannot be a sandwich. Read the definition and come out of the cave. Four of us are waiting for you all. It is according to the wikipedia article you quoted, and pitas too. Technically tortillas are bread?

I believe I also said Wikipedia is never wrong or something along those lines. If you didn't sense the sarcasm, it was there. lol

vladykins @ 12/10/2017 14:19

Mittens @ 12/10/2017 15:18 vladykins @ 12/10/2017 14:16 Mittens @ 12/10/2017 15:10 Vlady, you fucking imbecile, hot dogs are not sandwiches. Just like a burger is not a sandwich. They are in their own category of greatness, and do not deserve to be categorized with the likes of pb&j and bullshit like that. Another religious zealot. A meatball sub and philly cheese are more closely related to a hot dog than a hamburger is. Based on your definition a quesadilla is a sandwich, so you lose all credibility. Incorrect. The tortilla does not constitute bread nor is it sliced post-baking, so it cannot be a sandwich. Read the definition and come out of the cave. Four of us are waiting for you all.

Tortilla recipe that has flour, water, yeast, baked. https://simplefamilypreparedness.com/homemade-tortillas/

Slice in half, fill with cheese, chicken, etc.

Sandwich. That's fucking ridiculous

22-page circle jerk. I'm truly impressed.

vlady why do I feel like you have probably lost friendships over this in the past?