just tried one of these for the very first time expecting meme

you'll go back to other sammies once you graduate 5th grade

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>he thinks something being a meme food has anything to do with the way it tastes

What is it with Europoors never having a PB&J?

>>7470824
>>7470833
please, I thought you guys wouldn't need me to spell out that I'm referring to the Fool's Gold Loaf

it's the bacon in between the PB&J that makes the difference

>>7470833

Most yuros actually have very, very limited diets, and despite the variety of foods across the continent, most people never leave their country, let alone their home town.

>>7470839
>I'll just swap the word 'Ameriblobs' for 'yuros'
>Yeah, that'll work

>>7470845

It wouldn't even make sense if you're just going on exaggerated stereotypes to say that about 'murrica though.

>>7470851
>Most Burgerclaps actually have very, very limited diets, and despite the variety of foods across the continent, most people never leave their country, let alone their home town.

No, I don't see how that's inaccurate or doesn't make sense. Looks pretty much spot on, in fact.

>>7470837
>it's the bacon in between the PB&J that makes the difference
Didn't even notice it, you should have picked a better picture.

Bacon and peanut butter in general is great. Add honey and bananas and you get elvis' favourite sandwich (depending who you ask).

>>7470853

Most Americans leave home at 18 and move to a different part of the country, with other people from all over, to go to college.

Most Europeans go to college in their home town, with the same people they went to high school with.

>>7470864
>t. Someone who has never been to Europe

>>7470853

Meh, that last part isn't so accurate for America. Vacations defined by long car trips are very American. Leaving their home town? Very common in America. Leaving the country? I'd agree with you there, most Americans have not done that.

>>7470864
But everything you said is wrong. Most Americans don't even go to college, let alone pack up and move across the country for it.

>>7470869

>studied in france for two years
>traveled all around during breaks

I've seen it first hand.

>>7470881
>What is anecdotal evidence

Come on Anon, step it up