Cheese sandwich
Or cheese roll. Or Megacheesetronkilla of DOOM. Depends who you speak to.
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 19:34,
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But if I was ordering in a sandwich/bakery type shop
It would probably be a cheese roll
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 19:39,
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I'll remember Megacheesetronkilla of DOOM for the next time I'm in greggs...
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 19:40,
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yay for cobs and butties I say..!!
Do you think I'll get a front page?...!! ;-)
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 19:49,
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yah!
we can get you as far as the popular page, after that it's unknown country my friend
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 19:52,
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Haha... I did it as a joke before I'd ever read what you put down there...!!
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 19:54,
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Hahaha... I wish i would have done it horizontal now... I'm sick of scrolling through it...!
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 20:01,
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That's what my mate called them when here came down here from up there...!!
A few strange looks he got in the sandwich shops the first couple of times he asked...!!
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 19:50,
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Cob?
Well... it certainly ain't bread. That is a roll you have there.
A cob is a male swan. Or part of "corn on the cob". And many many other things... but ain't bread.
Strange Northerners and their weird language. (And that includes you lot in London)
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 19:44,
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A cob is a male swan. Or part of "corn on the cob". And many many other things... but ain't bread.
Strange Northerners and their weird language. (And that includes you lot in London)
Butties yay..!!.. mate from Machester also used to say breadcake....
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 19:53,
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We have proper breadcakes in Yorkshire
Those Mancs lot are all Barmcakes!
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 19:54,
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fuck knows
but probably there's a thread/group on Flickr where people post pictures of bread they've baked/whatever(there's one for puddings n' things ffs)....they might be able to help you in your quest.
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 20:05,
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I don't actually care... I was just getting the board moving and chatting for a bit of fun...
Ignore the thread or me if you don't like it....
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 20:08,
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A cheese cob
(im not from nottingham)
PS - is your misspelt username intentianal?
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 19:47,
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PS - is your misspelt username intentianal?
I did know how to spell invisible.... but spell checked it anyway..... it confirmed it was invisible....
then when i joined i typed invisable instead... and it seemed to piss people off or amuse them or they just couldn't understand why i didn't edit it... so I decided to keep it....
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 20:00,
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Yay.. I love this one... we do call them sarnnies were we are too...
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 20:04,
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Not a fucking clue
Sandwich, roll, bap, breadcake, whatever the fuck I want to call it.
I live in Leeds and have done for years, and haven't found a consensus. Breadcake I think. (But my folks are from Hull and Leicester so I've been saying bap and cob for long enough).
If I go to a sandwich shop, I ask for the contents, it's naturally assumed it will arrive in a form of bread.
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 19:50,
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I live in Leeds and have done for years, and haven't found a consensus. Breadcake I think. (But my folks are from Hull and Leicester so I've been saying bap and cob for long enough).
If I go to a sandwich shop, I ask for the contents, it's naturally assumed it will arrive in a form of bread.
Exactly.
Meat? - Check.
Cheese? - Check.
Bread? - Present and correct.
Salad? - Who the fuck am I, Subway-man?
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 19:54,
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Cheese? - Check.
Bread? - Present and correct.
Salad? - Who the fuck am I, Subway-man?
and May in interrupt this broadcast
To say I went to Mosons tonight. I bet you lot can't wait till RPS?
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 20:45,
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it's fucking cheese on bread.
elbows off the table! And don't talk with your mouth full.
/turned into my dad blog.
(well, i think he's my dad)
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 20:23,
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/turned into my dad blog.
(well, i think he's my dad)
depends upon the bread.
That in your picture is a crusty cob. If it were on a soft roll then roll, bun, bap or barmcake. If it's on a quarter French stick then a Vienna unless it's on a baguette where of course it's called a baguette. It could be on ciabatta too. Usually it's a cheese roll though.
Unless I was ordering it where it would be called ham salad on white barm, extra onions, English mustard and no mayo. Or cheese.
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 20:50,
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Unless I was ordering it where it would be called ham salad on white barm, extra onions, English mustard and no mayo. Or cheese.
Well I pity the poor sod that has to write that lot on the board that goes outside the shop..! ;-)
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 20:58,
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Eh?
" If it's on a quarter French stick then a Vienna " - that don't even make sense. Vienna is in Austria. So is Austria 25% of a France? Yet they speak German. Or is it something to do with Ultravox? I'm confused.
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 21:01,
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look, I don't make the rules.
That's just what my local sandwich shop says when you order. "On a roll or a Vienna"? The Vienna turns out to be a portion of Frnch stick, the soft sort. I don't know where the bread comes from to be fair. I doubt prophylactics are made in France either.
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Fri 2 Sep 2011, 21:07,
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