[Will.]

Let the battle begin!

What do you call it?

Who wins?

You decide!

[Babayaro.]

Essentially you're saying sandwich vs sandwich

It should say "What do you call it" smh

[Will.]

Originally Posted by Babayaro.

Essentially you're saying sandwich vs sandwich

It should say "What do you call it" smh

go **** yourself

[Daniel-X]

Originally Posted by Babayaro.

Essentially you're saying sandwich vs sandwich

It should say "What do you call it" smh

This.

Also if you say 'sarnie' you need to S-T-O-P.

It's a sandwich or a butty.

[Babayaro.]

Originally Posted by Will.

go **** yourself

[Redway]

Sarnie >>

[Will.]

Originally Posted by Daniel-X

butty.

that sounds even worse

[Niamh.]

If I was to shorten Sandwich to anything it'd be sambo not sarnie

[_Tom_]

Sandwich.

Piece when I'm feeling Scottish.

[Daniel-X]

Originally Posted by Will.

that sounds even worse

Erm, wtf would you call bread with chips on. Anything but chip butty hits the ears so wrong.

[Will.]

Originally Posted by Daniel-X

Erm, wtf would you call bread with chips on. Anything but chip butty hits the ears so wrong.

Actually chip sandwich does sound wrong, I do agree.

[Ross.]

Never called a sandwich a sarnie in my life

[LeatherTrumpet]

like all scots we call it a piece

like a piece on jam

or a sausage piece

sarnie is so poncy

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

like all scots we call it a piece

like a piece on jam

or a sausage piece

sarnie is so poncy

You're taking the piece now LT

[Suze]

When typing it out I tend to shorten it to Sarnie, like other words just for quickness. If I ask anyone if they want something to eat I will usually ask if they want a sandwich.

[Firewire]

Sandwich (or piece)

[Ashley.]

See this is why I don't trust Scotland. If someone was to ask "would you like a piece" I'd instantly assume they meant cake, and then I'd be disappointed.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

You're taking the piece now LT

get with the programme Cork, its a piece

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Ashley.

See this is why I don't trust Scotland. If someone was to ask "would you like a piece" I'd instantly assume they meant cake, and then I'd be disappointed.

Not ashley wanting to have her cake and eat it

[Firewire]

Originally Posted by Ashley.

See this is why I don't trust Scotland. If someone was to ask "would you like a piece" I'd instantly assume they meant cake, and then I'd be disappointed.

We say "do you want a cake?" because we eat them whole here

[Babayaro.]

Originally Posted by Firewire

We say "do you want a cake?" because we eat them whole here

Speak for yourself, fat

[Firewire]

Originally Posted by Babayaro.

Speak for yourself, fat

****ing rude

I've told you before I don't like cakes

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

like all scots we call it a piece

like a piece on jam

or a sausage piece

sarnie is so poncy

Piece on jam? Shouldn't it be jam on piece?

[Samm]

Sandwich

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Piece on jam? Shouldn't it be jam on piece?

Like we say " a roll on sausage" or a "roll on jam"

but then we say a plate of soup or a plate of cereal