he feels that a single slice of salami is an adequate amount for a sandwich. according to him, to exceed 1 slice would over power the sandwich itself. its simply ridiculous. he also took a shit on my face when i was sleeping at his house once.

Why?

I feel I should pipe up and say that this is the second thread dedicated to me--for those who are keeping score at home.


Here is the first one:

http://www.electrical.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=210

any thoughts about andrew weatherhead? is he good or bad and why?

I'm afraid I don't know him, but I have to say I think his opinions on salami are too uniform.

For starters, they don't take into account the thickness of the bread, or indeed the salami slices. Then there's the density of the bread; if you have light, thin slices enveloping your meat, granted - one average slice may well suffice.

Thicker, stodgier bread would require suitable compensation in salami. It's a relative call. But imagine a thick baguette with only one silly slice in it. You could only get away with one slice if it was a very thick slice. Average sized slices in this type of sandwich would need to be two to three levels thick in my opinion.

I am basing this on the assumption that salami is the only filling in the sandwich.

I think Andrew Weatherhead is good. He cares about things and has strong opinions. But I think he needs to experiment more.

Best

John

one average slice may well suffice.

Sorry to quote myself there, but I think I've just created a new advertising campaign for salami. I'm selling that to the next sausage vendor I meet.

I heard Andrew Weatherhead also likes only turkey on his footlong from subway.

Is there any truth to this?

I guess I should field this one:

I haven't eaten at Subway in a very long time. I used to eat there a lot, but they changed their ingredients about 2 or 3 years ago and since then my interest has waned considerably. However, I did have a sandwhich from Quizno's last night that had only Turkey on it. I hope that answers your question.

-Andrew

I heard Andrew Weatherhead's birthday is Christmas Eve. Isn't that fucked up?