Subway drawing
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Re: Subway drawing (Dtsn280zx)
I LOVE that site. Lot of good toons off of there:
Re: Subway drawing (Dtsn280zx)
That is ridiculous. I always want MORE cheese. I want as much overlap as possible. Cheese makes everything better. Same goes for hot sauce.
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Re: Subway drawing (93coupe)
That's the whole point though. Whether they over lap or tessellate, you get the same amount of cheese. Its not like they will put more cheese of when the over lap. So instead of evenly distributed amounts of cheese in every bite, some get more and some get none.93coupe wrote:That is ridiculous. I always want MORE cheese. I want as much overlap as possible. Cheese makes everything better. Same goes for hot sauce.
I love the drawing. I wanna print it out and put it in their comment box.
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Re: Subway drawing (Dtsn280zx)
anyone else remember when they used to cut the top of the bread off like a wedge?