Archive 2005
Ham, Cheese and Coleslaw Sandwich
You’d think that I would have mastered the art of making a sandwich by now. After all, I have used an entire loaf of bread to make the second biggest sandwich in history among many others.
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This entry belongs to Archive 2005. It was published on May 13, 2005; the same year accounts for 65 pages here. The section is 65 pages deep.
It is a short piece and stays short. Nothing has been added to the wording to make it look longer than it is.
In date order it follows Yo La Tengo, Nuclear War and comes before Newfeeder, which is how the section is meant to be read.
However, I just made a fatal mistake during the contruction of a relatively average ham, cheese and coleslaw sandwich. I placed fillings on both slices of bread - as seen in the photo above - which meant that in order to close the sandwich (thus completing the construction phase) I would have to perform some kind of previously unseen manoeuvre on one of the slices to prevent any filling-spillage.
This was not easy, but I managed it. You can see the final result here.
The list underneath is there for the same reason: one page rarely settles a question on its own, and the neighbouring entries carry the rest of it. Where the original gave no figure, none has been supplied here.