Can a food become a sandwich simply by calling itself a sandwich? Does an open-faced sandwich constitute a sandwich, despite the lack of sandwiching employed in its construction? If so, is bruschetta a sandwich? Buttered toast? Pizza? What if you fold the pizza in half? Must the unifying exterior item be split in two in order to constitute a sandwich? Is a hot dog a sandwich? A submarine roll split in the middle, but with a hinge still hanging on? Is an omelete a sandwich? A note on methodology: Is it necessary to consume the sandwich with one's own two hands? If one were to douse a sandwich in gravy, would it neutralize the sandwich, converting it into nothing more than a bread-based entree? If we'll accept a hinge in a sandwich, what about a filling that's encased on two sides? On all sides? Is a kolache a sandwich? A pasty? A corn dog? A calzone? An egg roll? A dumpling? A pop tart? Is a wrap a sandwich? Is a burrito a sandwich?
So uh instead risking a ban for spoilers because GM is stupid Why didn't you just link the Gem Fighter website on the maint thread
Go with a valid definition of a sandwich (I guess Google counts): " an item of food consisting of two pieces of bread with a filling between them, eaten as a light meal" Or (Merriam-Webster): a : two or more slices of bread or a split roll having a filling in between b : one slice of bread covered with food Now take your examples and see if they match the criteria. Yes, I am fun at parties.
