TM #208 - Four

[nerdherdchuck]

This is, apparently, the number of hours my buddy Morgan and I debated what the best kind of sandwich to bring to deserted island would be.

I know. Why were we talking about that? And for so long?

No clue. But you know sometimes, you just get bored and really wrapped up in a pointless conversation. I mean...we were even trying to define what a sandwich was. Like Morgan, for instance, wondered if say he could bring Jessica Alba between two pieces of bread.

I think that's a thought more for the 'who would you like to be stranded with on a deserted island' discussion more than a sandwich discussion. Except for the bread thing, I mean. Cuz why would you really want people between bread unless you were a cannibal or something?

And the discussion went on and on like that. I don't even remember if we ever came to consensus of what the best type of sandwich would be even. I think we just stopped talking about it and decided to play Call of Duty again.

[locked from those who don't know about Chuck's secret life]

Which probably was a good thing for Casey. Cuz he told me his ears felt violated for having to listen to that conversation for so long. [/locked]

Muse: Chuck Bartowski
Fandom: Chuck
Word Count: 203

Comments

[not-a-savage.livejournal.com]

Couldn't you just settle on a really big sandwich? That way it could sustain you for a while.

OOC: Every time this sandwich on an island talk comes up stuckonarealisland!Jack is very very unhappy... while I'm amused. :p

[nerdherdchuck.livejournal.com]

You'd think we'd have settled on that. But we were even debating silly things like what sorts of toppings to put on the sandwich too.

I know, doesn't make much sense since stuff like mayo would go bad pretty quickly.

ooc: Aw. Chuck and I don't mean to torment him.

Would he feel a bit better knowing Zachary Levi is a huge fan of his show?

[not-a-savage.livejournal.com]

Well, pickles would be pretty practical since they keep for a good while. Same with salted and hard meats. Salami may be a good way to go.

OOC: I know, but the irony still makes me giggle.

Yes! Very much so. :)

[nerdherdchuck.livejournal.com]

True, all those things would keep for awhile.

Course there was this one deli I went to that liked to serve some of those meats with less than usual levels of preservatives. Pretty good though...they wouldn't last as long on the island.

[not-a-savage.livejournal.com]

I think your best bet would be to make your own sandwich. Then you could pile it up with ingredients you buy yourself.

[nerdherdchuck.livejournal.com]

That sounds like a good plan, actually.