Ten Sandwiches to Watch this Year
November 24, 2005 << previous article 11 next >>
Sandwich Quartely is proud to present 2005's "Ten Sandwiches to Watch this Year". Don't be surprised to find these sandwiches under your tree come Christmas.
Sandwiches so good,
you'll see stars at night.
The Big Kentucky- Ever had your ass kicked by a sandwich? The Big Kentucky is going to kick your ass. The Big Kentucky is a sandwich.
The Anti-Sandwich- What's that, a piece of bread between two pieces of meat is not a sandwich? The Anti-Sandwich doesn't need your corporate bullshit, this sandwich plays by its own rules. Go brainwash another sandwich, this one sees through your lies.
The Spaniard- Ooh la la, who is that mysterious sandwich off in the distance? That sandwich, my friend, is The Spaniard.
Every two days, a sandwich
artist loses their life in the
hands of a sandwich extremist.
The BLTSXHCDTPNC- Step aside BLT, this new sandwich consists of Bones, Lightning, Terror, Sphinxes, X-rays, Hamburgers, Coolio, Danger, Tacos, Platinum, Nigeria, and Cabbage. This is the kind of sandwich the BLT would be if its mother hadn't drank while she was pregnant.
Ghost Sandwich- Legend tells of a sandwich from the Civil War which, when leaving home for the battlefront, promised his wife that he would return. It is rumored that this sandwich still wanders the countryside searching for his home.
The Nicholai Tesla- Sandwich makers in Europe have long been working on the next generation of sandwich and many are claiming that The Nicholai Tesla is the sandwich that will lead us into the future. This sandwich, unlike its predecessors, abandons such outmoded ingredients as bread and cheese in favor of microchips and electicity. This sandwich has redefined such concepts as "food", "sandwich", and "dying of malnutrition". You will die if you eat this sandwich.
My Sandwich- What? Oh, this sandwich, it's just something I whipped up in the kitchen this morning. No you can't have a bite, I'm hungry, get your own sandwich. I'm a jerk? You're the one trying to take my sandwich.
Jimmy Atwell is a writer for TheDailyComics.com


