I don't know why subs are in the same category as cheesesteaks. There are miles between a turkey sub and a cheesesteak. wstfld

I just put it in there because of the general appearance and dimensions. Plus you can get cheesesteaks or similar sandwiches at most sub shops :)

Which if these sammiches is your first pick for a quick lunch on-the-go? Please elaborate on why one of these sandwiches, or other, is your first choice. My vote goes for the Philly Cheesesteak, all the essential food groups wrapped into one delicious bun.

Danish. This part of my post is completely irrelevant to the topic at hand, but since the creator has not infused the original post with any kind of discussion building inquiry I feel the need to add unnecessary words to my post to make it feel worth my while.FragStains

LOL noted. Next time I will make sure to work in a philosophical discussion. Perhaps something along the lines of "Which one of these would best fill the void left behind by a lost love? Expand."

McDonald's when they're fresh and extra salty, otherwise LadyFace Brewery in Agoura Hills, CA. Their garlic and herb "frites" are amazing.

Throw a beer bottle at it. :lol:

Desulated

I hear dogs love antifreeze....it tastes like candy to them...just put it in a bowl and leave it close...wear gloves. Just something I heard.....

I love me a danish, but a raspberry-filled donut comes in close second.

No love for breakfast to go? How times have changed.......

I'd have to go with the danish.

Treat 'em like dirt, and they'll stick like mud.

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6 cylinders in a V-shape is a V6.

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Most Porsches have boxer type motors, where the cylinders are horizontally opposed, therefore called a Flat 6. Subaru uses this design as well.