Pooch Cafe by Paul Gilligan for October 01, 2024

From and engineering perspective, i suspect the weight of all the tooth picks required for stability, would collapse the sandwich. Perhaps if high tensile Gouda was used it might reinforce the structure?

Chazz has NOT created a monster. He has just helped an existing monster to develop.

Poncho will shortly be getting a visit from the FAA.

Shaggy and Scooby-Doo can only dream of making a stack that high!

Sooooo, basically a double decker Dagwood sandwich. I miss Blondie.

That’s just too daft to laugh at.

he was a monster before, so it’s not much of a surprise. :J

When I count the decks on a sandwich, I count the content layers, not the bread layers. The sandwich drawn in panel two is a triple-decker, not a quadruple-decker. A single-deck sandwich has two pieces of bread. A double-deck sandwich has three pieces of bread. And so forth.

My after school snack back when I was young and didn’t gain any weight.

I guess none of them has read “Blondie.”

That’s a triple-decker sandwich. The common one is a double-decker. As stated above, the layers are in between the bread, otherwise a “single-decker” would be just one piece of bread.

Do you think that The Heart Attack Grill is going to stop at the Octuple Bypass Burger? Or are they going to add yet more patties?

Triple decker sandwiches used to be known as “Dagwood Sandwiches”.

My toaster would have a nervous breakdown! :)

In-n-Out’s “secret” menu includes a “4 by 4”

What about the Dagwood Sandwich ….. :)

Ah, you just end up filling up on bread. That’s how they get you.

Make the meat layers thicker, and use no more bread than is structurally necessary.

That “BONK” sound effect is wrong. A quick “VRVVRRVRRP!” would be more appropriate.

Dagwood Bumstead saw that and thought, is that all you got.

Dagwood Bumstead on line 2.