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Aliantha 08-01-2011 02:57 AM

Why don't you have something else if you're bored with the same thing?

grynch 08-01-2011 03:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aliantha (Post 747631)
Why don't you have something else if you're bored with the same thing?

you've never been to Switzeland have you?... it's the law..

croissants and coffee or they take you away.. lock you up.. and make you eat Muesli

Gawds Honest truth.

:rolleyes:

Aliantha 08-01-2011 03:02 AM

I don't believe you. :)

grynch 08-01-2011 03:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Aliantha (Post 747634)
I don't believe you. :)

have I ever lied to you before?

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Aliantha 08-01-2011 03:10 AM

Time will tell. :)

grynch 08-01-2011 03:14 AM

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Sundae 08-01-2011 04:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Aliantha (Post 747551)
A round of sandwiches is just one sandwich. A round of toast is just one slice of toast, unless you're going to make two slices of toast into a sandwich I guess.

That's as I suspected. But can you see why it doesn't make sense?
A sandwich is two slices of bread and a filling.
So the "round" unnecessary.
A slice of toast is a slice of toast. See above.

Not criticising your late mother of course Ali.

It just seems wrong to me.
I think it comes from the fact sandwiches and toast are often cut up. So you think you are eating more. Hence a round could be shared. Not by me of course - I will scratch and bite you.

Interesting idea re rounded bread, but baking loaves in tins has been around for a long time. Surely longer than sandwiches? Feel free to correct me - I can't be arsed to look into it. It might make my ranting feel irrelevant.

Aliantha 08-01-2011 05:20 AM

I couldn't be bothered either, hence the 'I don't know but I reckon'. ;)

Sundae 08-01-2011 05:54 AM

I assume we both skipped the "Rounds; Toast and Sandwiches" class at finishing school. And just went down the pub to experience "Rounds; Drinking in and Paying For".

DanaC 08-01-2011 06:19 AM

Apparently, if this person is right, rounded loaves were the norm until around 60 years ago, and the oblong tins we use were once called sandwich tins.

Apparently one meaning of 'round' is a circular slice.

So, the meaning of 'round' for sharing has stuck with sandwiches, whilst the meaning of 'round' as a circular slice has stuck with toast.

http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question...9061310AAhw4Ld

Trilby 08-01-2011 06:26 AM

a round of cookies.

a round of apples.

a round of beans.

Let me know.

I'll be around.

grynch 08-01-2011 06:29 AM

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Sundae 08-01-2011 06:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DanaC (Post 747663)
Apparently, if this person is right, rounded loaves were the norm until around 60 years ago, and the oblong tins we use were once called sandwich tins.

Apparently one meaning of 'round' is a circular slice.

So, the meaning of 'round' for sharing has stuck with sandwiches, whilst the meaning of 'round' as a circular slice has stuck with toast.

http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question...9061310AAhw4Ld

[mumble]I was wrong[/mumble]
It's still RUBBISH!

SatelliteHead 08-01-2011 09:26 AM

I'll have a circle of bread and a triangle's worth of jam spread across it.

Griff 08-01-2011 03:57 PM

I had breakfast early Sunday evening at Cracked Barrel because we went too far up 81 before looking for a restaurant. I ordered breakfast because their dinner food sucks, unfortunately it turns out their breakfast sucks as well. Who can't make decent hash browns and sausage? Worst chain in America. I put that food in a stomach which had cleared itself most effectively in two directions the night before, bad idea.


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