Thread 21517211

The choice is simple really.

>>21517211 (OP)
Turkey sandwich most days but occasionally the friend chicken. Steak and potato is top tier but only if you make it yourself at home, I wouldn't order it at whatever slop shop is selling all of these on the same menu.

A1Z4

XYZ

>>21517211 (OP)
Breakfast tacos or biscuit sandwiches, difference in preference is little
Chicken sandwich 100% of the time, specifically grilled
Steak and potato.
Strawberry... pie? that's a cheesecake.

The key difference between columns and rows is that a column arranges data vertically from top to bottom, while a row arranges data horizontally from left to right.

steamed hams

>>21517211 (OP)
Everything...if I was still a young man

>>21517211 (OP)
B1Y5

>>21517294
are you too old to have reading comprehension?

>>21517211 (OP)
C2Z
Objectively the only answer. Dessert is for fat fucks

>>21517211 (OP)
B1Z6

>>21517211 (OP)
D - gay
4 - BBC
D - faggot
W - sex

>>21517211 (OP)
B1Z4
Ethnicity: white

>>21517211 (OP)

Im going B1Z4

1 and Z were easy calls. I struggled between A and B and also between 4 and 6

whichever is healthiest
I'm not from the land of the orange fool

eatan turky right nao
not sliced because that's processed
carved turkey from a packet
body prefers you to eat like a bird anyway
>eat HUGE meal
>Body: "AW shiet, I have to process ALL DAT!?"
same principle as fasting, no food intake allows the body to do other things
Okinawans have low cal diets which allow for longer life

>>21517460
BIZ5 here, there is really no wrong answer for dessert.

>>21517518
only problem getting old is dimentia, other cognitive decline disease and mobility
hope they can offer some kind of alleviation in the future

>>21517211 (OP)
A
2 because the AI image gives us onion rings
Z
5 but strawberry rhubarb is the ideal

>>21517490

>>21517211 (OP)
C - breakfast sausages suck, and pancakes without hashed browns and bacon are useless
1 - easy choice
Z - easy choice
4 - easy choice

why do Americans call burgers sandwiches all the time
if it's between two buns it's a burger
if it's between two slices of toast or baguette it's a sandwich

>>21517886
and if it's on a single toast it's a toast

>>21517883
Guess that means all those guys that fuck your ass are burgers.

B3Y5

>>21517518
okimawans were confirmed to have committed fraud in relation to their longevity statistics

>>21517903
unless it's a hot dog

>>21517211 (OP)
B1Z5

>>21517211 (OP)
Top to bottom all looks like regional diner slop. If I go to one of those I’m getting a chicken fried steak.

>>21517883
esl linguistic innovations typically don't travel back upstream

>>21517211 (OP)
biscuit sandwich?
you mean like an oreo?

>>21518077
>uk, aus, ca is esl to americans
lol you are the only ones who call the patty burger

>>21517211 (OP)
C2X4

C
2 (only because that burger looks like shit)
Z
5

>>21518279
>that cake

>>21518149
That's because it's a hamburger patty.

>>21518425
it's a beef patty

>>21517211 (OP)
A2Y5

>>21517883
eurotards are wrong with this one.
you would be looked at like an absolute retard if you used the words "chicken burger" anywhere in the US. the "burger" is the ground beef patty, not the buns.

>>21518430
Sure, same thing. A hamburger patty is just describing the way it was chopped up.

>>21517399
Absolutely based white brother

>>21517883
>>21518149
>>21518430

Is this a cheeseburger?

Why the fuck would you care about the shape of the bread

Bun = bread = sandwich

There is no such thing as "chicken burger"

>>21517211 (OP)
A2X5
Love onion rings, hate green beans.

C1Y6

100% Northwestern European

>>21517211 (OP)
C3Z4 but you can omit the desert row, don't really have much of a sweet tooth unless it's tiramisu

>>21519109
There is, if you use ground chicken instead of beef and form it into a burger patty. Calling a breaded fried chicken filet a burger is the stupidest fucking thing ESLs do.

>>21517211 (OP)
A2Z
>it's row not column
I don't want anything from the bottom row.

>>21519105
no a burger is at least buns+patty

>>21519211
nobody expects no buns when ordering a burger, even in america

>>21519718
https://www.sonicdrivein.com/menu/burgers/cheesy-bacon-sonic-stack/
as one example. plus local places are more likely to use thick cut toast instead of buns. Not always of course but it's not uncommon unless you're only exposed to specifically the most common fast food joints - not even just fast food, only a specific cadre of fast food.

>>21517211 (OP)
C
3
Z
4