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And he's not giving it back.
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And he's not giving it back.
A year after his resignation, the former congressman gave his first radio interview to WNYC.
Huma is back to work; he's not.
Park Slope, apparently!
Why is this so weird?
The former congressman really liked being on TV.
Before the Twitpic that brought his own career crashing down.
That turned out to be an unnecessary expense.
Anthony Weiner, eat your heart out.
"Sins of a father make your life ten times harder."
He's got plenty of cash to burn.
More horrible sexting revelations.
He left some personal effects.
At least one Democratic district leader is blaming the facial hair.
As if the Democratic candidate didn't already have enough problems.
And the inevitable headline: "Little Weiner."
The 'Post' calls it a "babymoon."
The candidates running for Anthony Weiner's congressional seat are feisty, but their audience is feistier.
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Aaron's finally gone! Here are a collection of feels:
Keriann: "It's like a breath of fresh air!"
Gregory: "That kid's like such a pain in the ass."
Dougie: "He was messy."
Adam: "Time for him to go."
I can't remember the last time someone was so disliked on "Top Chef" by their peers. The other good thing is that we don't have to watch yet another replay of Keriann and Aaron shouting at each other.
What we still get, though, is Katsuji continuously hamming it up. Guess since he's based in Beverly Hills, he can be a comedian if this cooking thing doesn't work out.
Adam is confident because he essentially played Aaron by watching him scallop noodle himself out of the competition, but there are still plenty of strong chefs left so he's still very cautious.
The next morning we find out that Melissa is gay and her girlfriend has left a packet of love notes for her. How sweet. I'll tell you one thing though, given Melissa's performance so far, chances are she's not going to need the whole...Read more
It's Night 21 at Huyopa after Tribal Council, and Reed is trying to put on a good face, but he's reeling because he wasn't expecting Josh to leave. Jon is feeling a little bit of remorse about leading Jon on, but still feels like he made the right decision by siding with Jeremy.
Keith is not so happy about it, and has no problem in talking about, and it seems like he's pinning most of the blame on Missy. That's good, Keith, focus on her because I'd like her gone. He even talks about pissing them off so much that they vote for him, but he can play his Idol and get whoever he wants out.
Reward Challenge time! They are battling on a shaky beam over a pit of mud. It's Wes, Keith, Jon, Jaclyn and Missy on one team, and Natalie, Reed, Jeremy, Alec and Baylor on the other. It starts raining and the mud is getting insane. Wes and Reed are up first, and Reed wins the first point. Natalie and Jaclyn are up next, and though Jaclyn has a longer reach, she misjudges a push and is off first. ...Read more
It's possible the real "test of strength" referenced in this week's "American Horror Story: Freak Show" title is whether you can watch the last five minutes without covering your eyes.
So much for young love. At the Motts, Jimmy is taken upstairs to see Bette and Dot. Gloria and Dandy insist that the girls aren't prisoners when they're living in a fancy mansion eating ice cream. Jimmy says they've got to go, like, right now. Neither girl seems completely sold on this idea, until Dot realizes Dandy read her diary and knows about her secret plan to get surgery that will forever separate her from Bette. For her part, Bette chooses her sister, despite the fact that Dandy says he loves her, and claims that she'll always choose Dot, no matter what.
Bette also tells Jimmy Dandy's the one who really saved those kidnapped kids, a bit of information that makes Jimmy start wondering about the identity of the second killer clown he saw. He's not sure it's Dandy, but it's obvious he's wondering...Read more
It's Week 10, the Semifinals. The contestants are billed as four aces and one wild card (and yes, it's Tommy Chong).
In the opening number, it looks like the female performers are wearing the same extremely red lipstick. Derek is wearing suspenders over a vest, which looks as stupid as it sounds.
Contestants will be dancing two dances to "plugged" and "unplugged" versions of the same song. So that's two different dances, two different versions and one song.
Sadie Robertson & Mark Ballas will Quickstep to "Problem" by Ariana Grande. Sadie is still dealing with forgetting the end of her routine last week; rehearsal footage is full of teenage angst. It probably helps that most of this dance is in hold. She's smiling by the end of it.
Len Goodman says the dance was so fast it could have gotten a speeding ticket, and teases the booers in the audience by saying he's a little disappointed ... there was nothing in the dance he didn't like. Dapper host Tom Bergeron says Len hates it when he's...Read more
Gotham needs a hero, but Harvey Dent isn't the one it deserves. He's just the only one Jim Gordon can find to help carry the burden.
"Harvey Dent" does a better job setting up the titular villain for the monster he'll become than the good guy he is now.
The White Knight buoys between hopeless idealist and frightening rageaholic — par for the course for Two-Face. But Nicholas D'Agosto's portrayal comes off as a smarmy car salesman, like even he doesn't buy what he's selling.
"I'm going to make this city a better place," he says with a plastic smile.
What makes him so sure we can trust him? The first minute we meet him he's spinning lies.
As he's chatting with a troubled youth, he flips the coin to determine if he should let him go to start fresh or arrest him for a petty crime. An admittedly noble gesture on Dent's part, but the cheesy inspirational speech feels disingenuous. The kid picks heads, gets it right and off he goes.
Soon after, Dent admits to the cops that it's a double-sided...Read more
Kidnapping victim Saul Berenson (Mandy Patinkin) makes it halfway to freedom before being recaptured by Pakistani terrorists on "Halfway to a Donut," Episode 408 of Showtime's espionage thriller "Homeland."
The former CIA director is the great prize of Taliban leader Haissam Haqqani (Numan Acar), who demands to swap Saul for five high-value prisoners held by the U.S. military at Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan.
If the prisoners are released, Haqqani's command structure will be restored, thus posing a significant threat in the turbulent region.
When Haqqani transmits live images of his bloodied hostage to American and Pakistani officials gathered for an emergency meeting, Saul makes his wishes abundantly clear about the proposed prisoner exchange.
"Don't do it," he yells, prompting Haqqani's thugs to yank Saul away from the video camera.
"You tell them," CIA Director Andrew Lockhart (Tracy Letts) angrily instructs his Pakistani counterparts, "if he's hurt, all bets are off!"
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Joseph Turow of the Annenberg School for Communication discusses data collecting, sharing and privacy.
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Brian Chow and David Meaney of the School of Engineering and Applied Science, Javier Medina of the School of Arts & Sciences and Jean Bennett of the Perelman School of Medicine are quoted about optogenetics.
David Oslin of the Perelman School of Medicine says the misuse of medications "is a rising problem in seniors as the baby-boom generation ages."
Christos Coutifaris of the Perelman School of Medicine comments on the need for more research on in-vitro fertilization.
Kathleen Brown of the School of Nursing comments on police procedure in cases of sexual assault.
Devesh Kapur of the School of Arts & Sciences pens an op-ed about Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the U.S.
Vijay Kumar and the GRASP Lab of the School of Engineering and Applied Science are featured for working with flying robots.
David Bell of the Wharton School is interviewed about his new book Location is (Still) Everything.
Vice President Marie Witt of Business Services talks about redesigning the Penn Bookstore to adapt to changing consumer behavior.
Dan Romer of the Annenberg Public Policy Center contributes his thoughts on the need to invest in mental health for children.
Katherine Milkman of the Wharton School is cited for research showing that white men, especially those with identifiably male names, have advantages over women and minorities.
James McGann of the Wharton School and the School of Arts & Sciences shares his thoughts on U.S. think tanks.
Mauro Guillén of the Wharton School comments on new CEO of Santander Bank, Ana Patricia Botín.
John Landis of the School of Design shares his thoughts on policies that discourage families with school age children.
Sigrid Veasey of the Perelman School of Medicine discusses the importance and power of sleep.
Chad Dion Lassiter of the School of Social Policy & Practice writes about black and Latino men as victims of police brutality.
Angela Duckworth of the School of Arts & Sciences is cited for her research on the term "grit."
Lindsay Sortor of the Perelman School of Medicine talks about fertility treatments.
Cynthia Otto of the School of Veterinary Medicine and Charlie Johnson of the School of Arts & Sciences discuss cancer detection.
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Minecraft Mob Talker Chapter 3:Charlotte The Ghast
What do you think about this video?
neng thao: What's the intro music????
David Mills: STOPMAKING THEM SO SAD!!!!!!
Derpy Turtle: I miss the ender women
dwun li: Wasn't the best nor worst ending ever. This one i didn't like much because you could have at least comfort her with words or something. There are so much possibilities.
Paula Andonian: at least it was not a bad ending
Sergio Palacios: YAY HIS HEART WASNT BROKEN BY A MOB THIS TIME
dreamerz: Finally a non sad one to me
FandT Gaming: Lol, FriendZoned bruh xD 😂
The Flying Cat: Cuz she will*
kenny le: 0:14 nice bow XD
Trey Cooper: spaceship house :) :P XD
jerry rifenburg: noise would be awseome
ღ Kᴀzυє Mᴀᴅσвє ღ: Minecraft Mob Talker Chapter 3:Charlotte the Ghast
The Flying Cat: I think she dosent want fun cuz it will remember her old boyfriend
Ethan Liang: Dood! Y they so sad?
Lori Kirby: Cupa and Andr didn't.
Lori Kirby: At least she stayed.
torrentzgaming snivy: :|
Martha OBrien: I hope if like in the last chapter Andr comes back! Like if you agree.
Allie Monroe: Poor charlotte D:
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Zach does gaming :D: well at least that ghast wasnt about to vanish like cupa and andrs story =D
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Yesterday I was out at the range doing a review on a steel target. Right in the middle of filming we heard five gun shots and the terrible whizzing sound of ricochets coming our way. I dropped behind the gelatin and my camera man started sprinting to get behind the steel target. As he ran I heard him yell that he was hit in the head! We could immediately tell where the fire was coming from. I searched the area to see if we were being attacked, or if they were indeed ricochets. As soon as the fire subsided, I ran to grab my firearm and med pack. Luckily the bullet had cut through Mickey's hair and missed his head by about a centimeter. He was a bit shaken, but was left unharmed.
We both took cover behind the truck for a few minutes until we were certain that there would be no more gunfire. I grabbed my S&W M&P Shield and ran down the road to confront the shooter. I wasn't sure if he had done it on purpose, or if he had failed to follow rule number four.
I confronted the man and asked which direction he was firing. It turns out he set his target up alongside the road! I've met stupid people, but this guy takes the cake. This area has clearly designated places to shoot that run perpendicular to the roads. We shoot in a specific area that is protected from other shooters by big hills. The only feasible way we would take fire is if someone shot directly down the road. I informed him that five of his rounds had almost hit us. He seemed a little put off that I had interrupted his shooting, but I didn't want to push the topic any further. He then left in his truck.
This is the first negative experience I have had with any shooters out on federal land. They're almost always polite and they adhere to the safety rules.
Lessons I Learned From This Experience
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David T. Courtwright: Booze and Pilots: "Flight"
David T. Courtwright is a medical, social, and legal historian at the University of North Florida.
Some movie scenes, like Jack Nicholson smashing through the bathroom door in The Shining, enter popular lore from the moment they appear on the screen. Flight has two such scenes: the crash landing of a packed Boeing 727 and, no less harrowing, its alcoholic pilot contemplating a mini-bar. If you don't like to fly, don't see this movie.
Flight rips the scab off an old wound: fear of the intoxicated pilot. Back in aviation's frontier days, drunken fliers mostly menaced themselves and their stunt men. One young wing-walker, Charles Lindbergh, noted the drinking habits of prospective pilots before he agreed to perform with them. When Lindbergh's own epochal 1927 transatlantic flight, undertaken with water and ham sandwiches, opened new commercial possibilities for aviation, pilots' sobriety assumed greater importance. Fear of flying was one of two critical problems, the other being cost, that held back the industry. Some airlines advertised that they hired only abstemious pilots, a claim for which the historical record offers scant support.
Why did early commercial pilots drink? To unwind. To cope with stress. To ward off cold. The most fundamental reason, though, was that they came out of a military subculture where smoking and drinking were accepted, even expected, off-duty pastimes. Changing uniforms to fly mail and passengers did not mean changing their habits.
Both the airlines and the pilots' union understood the explosiveness of the issue. They pressured pilots to rein in their drinking. Some pilots developed tricks, like alternate weeks of abstinence, to keep their consumption in bounds. Those who didn't ran the risk of being fired or, in later years, being quietly referred to the airlines' in-house employee assistance programs....
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Best Sandwich at Subway?
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- malibumike Sep 25, 2006 08:48 PM
What is the best sandwich for the money at Subway? Yes I know it may not be all that good compared to the other places but if you had to order, which one?
Sweet Onion Teriyaki Chicken.
Followed by the Carne Asada sub.
re: ipsedixit
I've never heard of the Carne Asada sub! Is this regional only?
re: ipsedixit
DS loves the sweet onion teriyaki.
Did not know about the carne asada!
I noticed that the Subway near me has breakfast items and they're open at 7am.
BMT with hot peppers.
Veggie delite with honey mustard is really good and about 250 calories.
re: eve
Hi Eve,
I never thought to order double turkey when I tell the sandwich maker to leave out the cheese.
Do they charge extra for the double turkey?
When I do go to Subway (not very oftern), I generally get the hot chicken breast on wheat with no cheese and piles of veggies and honey mustard.
re: revsharkie
Cold cut combo for me, no lettuce, mayo, olives or bell peppers...but I have them add cilantro, extra pickles, pepperocini's, cucumber and the shredded cheese on the top that they use for salads. Very tasty
The best sandwich is the 4 for $10 special after 6 pm.
At that point, I go for maximum protein content for the dollar. That would be meatball with cheese. Or the hot chicken breast with honey mustard, cheese, olives, black pepper, herbs. Never the lettuce-- I think there are weird preservatives in it to prevent wilt.
Definitely Sweet Onion Chicken Teriyaki. I add black olives, banana peppers and tomoates. Pretty tasty....
6 inch italian herbs n chz bread
sometimes turkey
peperjack chz, lotsa mayo, chipotle ranch, onions, lettuce, g peppers, tomato, olives, pickles, jalepenos salt n pepper and oregano
dont wanna sound like a healthnut or anything but anyone else agree with me that subway wraps are pretty damn good? i have really gotten into the turkey wrap. but i think ive had all the wraps and like em all. i like the sandwiches, too, i think their bread is actually better than a lot of people give them credit for. lot of preservatives too tho. anyway, anyone else feel the wraps?
re: ben61820
I think the wraps are "decently edible". I've certainly eaten better food, and the low-carb wrap dough is definitely, um, chewy.... but I still like them. My favorite for a light lunch is the turkey bacon melt without the dressing and lots of veggies. Just warm enough and tasty from the bacon, and a mere 280 calories (remember, no dressing...).
My brother calls them "rubber wraps" because he hates the tortilla thingy.
My only objection overall is that they cost over $5! Ouch. Guess they know that we who generally like lower-carb are available for exploitation...
Seafood salad on wheat with mustard. It's addictive and I love it. I just moved though & didn't see it on my new local Subway menu. They better carry it down here!
Chicken bacon ranch.
Mike likes cold cut combos with double meat.
I miss fresh spinach; I don't like lettuce on sandwiches and always feel like I'm skimping on veggies, but I always liked to put on a little spinach.
The chicken parmigiana, if I can get it.
If not, the meatball. For being one of the cheaper subs on the menu, it's very filling and tasty, and therefore a great value in my book.
I haven't been to Subway in a long time for some reason, but I always order a tuna on wheat whenever I go. All I like on it are pickles and olives. Nothing else.
Weird, huh ... I really do like that sandwich.
re: PaulF
Well, you have company. 99% of the time when I eat canned tuna, it's packed in olive oil on a fairly simple panini with olive tapenade and asiago. But about once every 3-4 months I get a craving for that mayo-soaked Subway tuna. I get it on whole wheat with American cheese and all the toppings save hot peppers or additional sauces.
re: PaulF
Used to love the tuna on wheat w/ the pickles and olives! I always added jalapenos. It's been years since I've had that but my mouth is watering now. Always w/ Ruffles chips as the side, too.
I actually really like a veggie sub with all the veggies, except carrots (cause I don't think they belong on a sandwich in general) and cucumbers (cause cucumbers must be FRESH). This is really good at the few locations that have avocado. Mmmmm
Don't hold it against me, I used to really like the steak and cheese, until they recently changed the recipe. They went from thin falling apart slices to chunky beef.
re: squeaks
I agree about the patty. And I dig the veggie delite, usually without the cheese - even better if you switch up the bread.
re: squeaks
I'm a sucker for their tuna, I have to admit. It's so ridiculously rich and pulverized smooth so that there's zero actual chunks of tuna left--it's like toothpaste! I order an entire 12 inch tuna on whole wheat with sweet peppers and black olives and spinach and tomatoes and lots of deli mustard. all in all, it seems to weigh at least 2 pounds, but it's a guilty pleasure. I wash it down with a diet peach flavored snapple. Bet you it wasn't part of Jared's diet plan
re: squeaks
Another vote for the patty... Especially with the chipoltle sauce and olives.
I'm addicted to the Veggie Delight with all the veggies, no cheese, and with avocado, on the wheat roll. Because I don't get the cheese, they always add extra veggies so it's huge. It's cheap and can't be very fattening. I crave it.
I am not fan Subway.
However, as of late I am addicted to a aimple sandwich that just hits the spot for me:
Italian Bread
Extra Mayo
American Cheese (Slices)
Cheddar Cheese (Shredded0
Lots of cucumbers
Yummmmmm too good
veggie max on italian herbs , not toasted .mayo , southwest , lettuce , cucumbers , banana peppers . YUUUMM
I only ever get one, and that maybe twice a year: the Veggie Delight on Italian with chipotle mayo. It's very low-calorie and not bad at all. If I want a more substantial meal, I go elsewhere for a more satisfying calorie expenditure.
the tuna on wheat with just lettuce and pickles use to be my favorite sandwich but my friend got me hooked on the sweet onion chicken teriyaki. doesn't taste anything like the teriyaki chicken we make for our restaurant but it is so good. gotta have a little bit of shredded cheese and the usual lettuce and pickles for me. but then i gotta have it toasted. that is what makes it the best.
I know this is an old post but here goes: Chicken Pizziola: chicken breast, pepperoni, provolone, parmesan and marinara toasted on flat bread. No veggies, except bananan peppers if I order a 6 inch. If I order the 12 inch I usually have left overs and don't like the taste of the peppers after a day.
re: free sample addict aka Tracy L
If they had a gluten free bread option my friend would eat there every day.
12"seafood on parm/oreg bread (bread only toasted)double meat ,swiss cheese ,pickles ,black olives onions and sweet onion sauce.so good im outa hear going for one.thanks guys ya owe me 10 bucks(cnd)(parity doesnt mean a thing)
re: howlin
I'm with you on the Seafood. I don't usually like surimi, but I do like the way Subway does it.
I like mine with pepper jack, lettuce, tomatoe, onions, jalepenos, tons of pickles, and doused with vinegar.
re: TuteTibiImperes
I used to love the Seafood sandwich, but haven't seen it here in the PNW in years.
Nobody mentioned my favorite which is the Spicy Italian. It's less meat than the cold cut or BMT but just enough to give you a little oomph with the veggies.
I can't believe so many people like the chicken, it tastes really processed and has a gross texture to me.
re: rockandroller1
They recently changed the "chicken breasts" to a formed, shaped, processed, foamy, patty type object, so now almost all of their meats are processed approximations of what they started off as. I'd probably order their tuna if I ever went there again since it is actual meat, but they use a sugary glop fake mayo/salad dressing substance to make their tuna salad, since it keeps longer with the added sugar. Tuna with gobs of sugar is not my idea of good eats, I'm done with subway unless it's for a veggie only sammich. I'd go there very often if they offered a premium selection of meats which were real. I love the veggie options. Sometimes I'll buy sliced real turkey or roast beef from a deli, and then go to subway and ask for a veggie sandwich, then make my own sandwich.
re: rockandroller1
That's what I was thinking until I read your post. Spicy Italian for sure. I actually order it with mayo. How wrong is that?
I don't like their lunchmeats (too salty for me) so I usually go for a veggie delight with vinegar and lots of pepper. DH always has tuna... their meatball sandwich is very good too, but it has a bazillion calories.
Second the Spicy Italian. I like it with letuce tomato black olives banana peppers red onion, and light mayo on wheat. Yum :)
re: Big Bad Voodoo Lou
Definitely the Spicy Italian. 12 inch, on white or italian herb bread, with all of the veggies (esp. all of the peppers, green, banana, jalapeno, and hots), provolone, and vinaigrette.
I will occasionaly succumb to the lures of the tuna as well.
Despite the plaudits from many hounds, I will never touch that funny-looking chicken.
re: Big Bad Voodoo Lou
Spicy Italian, though it isn't spicy. Must have oil & vinegar, salt & pepper, lettuce, tomato and banana peppers.
Spicy Italian, provolone, lettuce, tomato, onion, banana pepper, oil and vinegar, on italian herbs and spices bread. Lots of good flavors, i'm having one right now! The sandwich actually looks incredible because of the color contrasts- you will make the Subway person hungry!
re: woodleyparkhound
i have work a 3 subways so far its what i do :)
at one point we had the carne asada which was my favorite it was delicious but it was only for promotion.
my favorite sandwich is the sweet onion chicken teriyaki on italian herbs an cheese bread toasted with swiss cheese and onions toasted as well. lettuce,tomatoes bell pepers and jalapenios with sweet onion sauce an a little mayo.
a lot of people choose the spicy Italian for some reason but i have tried every single sandwich and that one is my least favorite it contains 10 salami and 10 peperoni its honestly not the best sandwich
subway has also salads,and pizzas
subway soups: broccoli cheese clam chowder chicken noodle chicken tortilla minestronee and bacon potato
chicken tortilla my favorite
re: xtianvane
I like the Spicy Italian because the Pepperoni and Salami are some of the most flavorful meats that Subway has, and if you have it toasted so that the fat in the meat starts to melt and soak into the bread, and the edges crisp up, even better.
Pepperoni subs are not uncommon in the mid-atlantic area. Where I used to live in DE there was a Country Maid Deli that had did great pepperoni subs (actually everything was pretty great there, once of the dissapointing things about Florida is that there are no WaWa's and no Country Maid delis).
Oven roasted chicken on oat with:
pepper jack cheese
lots of spinach (no lettuce)
red onions
black pepper
southwest sauce
toasted, if available
Spicy Italian with provolone, all veggies sans banana peppers and cucumbers, and the sweet onion sauce all on italian herb and cheese bread.
re: mucho gordo
I stopped eating at subway when I heard the sandwhich maker say that B.M.T. means "Biggest, Meatiest, Tastiest."
re: GraydonCarter
That sandwich maker is either a comedian or a liar.
re: mucho gordo
No, the manager for that store said new employees are taught that response, that it is the standard company line. I'd be interested in knowing more. Talk about betraying your roots.
re: GraydonCarter
I thought it was "Big Meat Trio." hmm
re: GraydonCarter
BMT really mean Boston Manhattan Transit. I worked for Subway for a loooooong time.
re: seaturtle842000
Perhaps you meant to say "Brooklyn" Manhattan Transit? The NYC subway system actually is an amalgamation of several different systems, the BMT, the IRT, and the IND, each with its own history. There was a very famous subway accident about 100 years ago on the BRT (Brooklyn Rapid Transit), which later became part of the BMT. But I digress... :)
re: PinchOfSalt
Ha! Yes, yes I did. Saw that afterwards and did a head slap. :) thanks
Personally I love Italian herb and cheese with:
Cold Cut with Pepper Jack cheese
Green peppers
Lots and Lots of pickles
(sometimes I like tomatoes
With sweet onion sauce
The only sandwich at Subway I find edible is tuna on flatbread. Warm the flatbread before they make the sandwich, but do NOT heat the whole sandwich! I ask for one scoop of extra tuna, no cheese, onions, green peppers, cucumbers, tomatoes and a few banana peppers. Light drizzle of oil & vinegar, tiny bit of salt on the veggies and oregano. Delicious? No. But not bad. It's light enough to not make me feel weighed down and heavy enough to be satisfying.
Ack! I didn't realize this was a 7-year old thread! Sorry, I'd have left it be!
re: StrandedYankee
Stranded Yankee -
Good to see an old thread revived, as someone who's been eating subway for years (out of necessity, not desire, as it was the only place even relatively close to work), it was good to reminisce a little.
My fav is a chipotle chicken and cheese, with red onions, jalapenos, and tomatoes, then toasted, then more tomatoes, spinach, and banana peppers. Messy, but delicious.
Roast Beef on Italian herb and cheese with pepper jack (toasted), lettuce, green peppers, onions, cucumbers, sometimes tomato, and salt and pepper, chipotle, and a little bit of mayo. Delicious!
My Subway started carrying feta cheese, so my favorite is a Vegie Delight on wheat, no mayo, extra mustard, lettuce, tomatoes, black olives, pickles, red onions, and tons of pepperocinis. Tons. Feta and oil/vinegar/salt and pepper. I am a vinegar fiend, in case you can't tell :) I much prefer the old way they used to cut the bread. You used to be able to ask them to cut it the old way (the "U" shape), but now they just stare at you blankly.
re: schrutefarms
Interesting comments, schrutefarms. By the "U" shape, I take it you mean tearing extra bread out of the inside to leave more room for fillings--or, at least--to make the sandwich more compact and pleasing by reducing the bread to filling ratio.
Subway employees used to ask if I wanted the bread in the center of the sub torn out all the time. It seemed to be a routine, mandatory question.
Then I stopped eating at Subway for a few years. (I think that I was living in an area where there just weren't any.) When I returned to eating at Subway, I got that blank stare when I asked them to tear the bread out.
On a totally unrelated issue, you said that you like tons of pepperocinis. I'm surprised. I asked a Subway employee to double the amount of onions that they normally put on and the employee said he couldn't. Subway has a set amount of food that they put on and can't vary from that. I was surprised because I asked him to skip several items and I thought that my request for the extra onions was counterbalanced by the items that I was asking him to leave out completely. Apparently, you do not have that problem with the pepperocinis. (Anyway, I assume that if I had offered to pay extra money, they would have given me the extra onions. Penny wise and pound foolish.)
I like the BMT on the Italian Herb and Cheese bread, with provolone, lettuce, green peppers, red onions, oregano, oil and vinegar. I crave it, actually. And I usually get a 12". Sigh. Kinda wishing they hadn't opened so near me.
They have a few good ones. Currently, their smokehouse chicken is quite good. I order it with pepperjack cheese, spinach and jalapenos on the cheddar bread.
re: 51rich
Fully agree.
re: Clams047
Don't yuck another hounds yum.
I don't frequen tSubway much but sometimes it really does hit the spot. I like to make my own - roasted chicken breast with loads of veggies - usually double up on pickles, onions, lettuce, and tomatoes. I will sometimes add Provolone but the cheese isn't really worth it for me as it's not really that flavorful. I always get grilled with 1/2 the normal amount of honey mustard mixed with 1/2 sweet onion teriyaki or vinegar and oil.
I usually just stick with the ham and turkey and load it up with veggies, then some oil and vinegar to finish it off.
I can't stand the way they smash the hell out of their sandwiches when cutting them though.
re: PaulF
And your point is?
Spicy Italian, toasted, with lettuce, tomato, onion, pickles, olives, and yellow peppers. Top with oil & vinegar, add mayo/mustard if you like. To me, closest you'll get to a hot Italian sub outside of a decent deli.
re: wph0p5
I didn't know you could request the shredded cheese -- that's a good tip.
I go for Spicy Italian, provolone, Italian Cheese bread, toasted -- with lettuce, tomatoes, black olives, onion, banana peppers, pickles, and oil & vinegar.
i know it sounds weird but tuna and bacon! i only put a little lettuce black olives and pickles on it sometimes a little mayo
Reading these posts, Canada seems to have a smaller menu that down in the US, but given that, my choice is usually fairly plain.
Their "bbq" chicken, on white, topped with bbq sauce, lettuce, cheese of course, and extra mayo.
My favorite has always been the meatball (with just added onions), and the cold cut combo (no jalapenos or banana peppers).
I once did see some guy order a "pizza sub" off menu, which is basically a meatball sub where they substitute pepperoni for the meatballs. I tried it once was just okay, not very filling either because it's just a thin layer of pepperoni.
Funny how this "best value" thread (OP 2006) immediately turned into "this is my favorite sub and here's everything I put on it." ? ;-) Updated for 2014, although I wish I could go back to 2006 and take that left turn at Albuquerque.
The best deal is usually the deal of the day. Heck, it seems like one day, we went for lunch, and they had $2 6 inch of something.
The black forest ham is supposedly $3 in June for a 6 inch, but I thought that they're specials changed daily and by store. Maybe I'll go check today because I have an errand right near a Subway.
re: pumpkinspice
I did too. Our subway had $2 6-inch cold cut, so I got that. You can't sub any of the meat on the special, but of course, everything else.
So, xtra tomato, spinach, cucumber, purple onion, and chipotle mayo on straight italian. Not bad, but I'm sure the cold cuts are full of nitrates and junk.
However, I would never go to Subway a few years ago. Seems like they were REALLY bad, but decent now, especially with all the topping choices.
re: rudeboy
Aren't all cold cuts full of nitrate? It goes with the curing process and without it, the cold cuts don't taste right.
re: gfr1111
Whether they have nitrate or state that they have "no nitrate added", if cold cuts are pink, they have nitrates keeping them that way. Celery powder (or juice) is chock full of nitrates and can be added for the same effect but can be called "no nitrate added."
re: gfr1111
Yes, I'm sure. Didn't mean to imply that only Subway's cold cuts have nitrates. I normally avoid, but I couldn't pass up the $2 sandwich.
re: BuildingMyBento
Oddly enough, I have never experienced any strange odors at Subway outlets in Japan.
cold cut combo on whatever bun looks the biggest and ask if it is fresh. Lettuce,tomatoes,green peppers,onions,lots of black olives(then ask for more) salt and peper and lots of mayo which they always seem out of and try to put the lite stuff on so you have to stop them and make them go get another bottle. Then I ask them to put hot peppers outside on top of the bun and they cannot grasp the concept. I like to chew on the hot peppers after I am finished. I have tried everything on the menu since work usually pays for it so I will try the expensive ones but am always left disappointed. Oh and their default processed cheese. No sense trying to eat healthy here.
re: TheDude321123
"No sense trying to eat healthy here"
Jared would disagree.
Italian bmt on hearty Italian. Peppered cheese. Double meat and cheese. Extra lettuce peppers onions jalapeños. Sweet onion and chilli sauce . splash of salt. Made extra perfect if you turn up in the morning when they're making the bread and you get one fresh from the oven. Ohhhh


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Walpole shooting victim's family seeking answers
On March 29, 51-year-old Larry A. Bohannon was shot and killed by police after he refused commands from Alstead and Walpole officers to get out of his vehicle and comply with their orders.
He died from gunshot wounds to the head, chest and abdomen.
"He wasn't a violent person and we have unanswered questions," said Renee Bohannon, his niece by marriage.
"I really miss him I guess," she said crying. "We know Larry. He was a jokester. He loved his family and his past was not the best."
Larry Bohannon was known to many in the family as Uncle Bo, she said.
"Do we know if Uncle Bo pointed a gun at them? All we get is that he didn't comply," she said Friday.
Her 16-year-old son has been asking, "Why did they have to shoot to kill," she said.
Senior Assistant Attorney General Janice K. Rundles declined to release more details Thursday, saying results of the investigation are expected to be released early this week.
Larry Bohannon had allegedly robbed a stationery store at gunpoint in Bellows Falls, Vt., earlier on March 29. When he fled into New Hampshire, Alstead and Walpole officers pursued him until they were able to stop the vehicle on Upper Walpole Road in Walpole where the shooting happened.
Authorities said Bohannon's last known address was in Grafton, but Renee Bohannon said he lived and worked in Massachusetts during the week and lived with his girlfriend in Winchester on the weekends.
Larry Bohannon had a criminal record. In 1994 he received two concurrent 20-year sentences for a kidnapping conviction in Sullivan County and a bail jumping conviction out of Cheshire County.
He was first paroled on those sentences in 1996 then returned to jail two more times for parole violations. He had been wanted as a fugitive from justice since July 2011 when he failed to meet with his parole officer.
He had stayed away from family members up until a year-and-a-half ago when he reconnected with siblings and nieces and nephews.
Renee Bohannon said family members wish they could have been there for Larry Bohannon.
"We do know him. He was a good person. We don't know why he did that," she said.
Renee Bohannon said she can only think Larry Bohannon was under pressure to keep financial obligations.
"I think there were broken promises he couldn't fulfill. . He had something going on that he couldn't handle," she said. "That's the only thing we can come up with.
"He did try to turn his life around. His past was his past. We were his family. People change."
Along with the pain of losing a family member, the media coverage of Bohannon, his past crimes and other crimes he might have committed has been hurtful to the family, Renee Bohannon said.
Lebanon police said last week they are looking into whether Larry Bohannon committed two unsolved armed robberies that took place in March.
"A lot of people think he's some kind of monster and he's really not a monster," Renee Bohannon said. "I know that's all they have on him is his past. But they don't know him.
"All kids adored him. . My kids don't believe he would do that."
The last time he was released from prison, Bohannon had married and had two children, Renee Bohannon said, but since the marriage broke up he had been unable to see his children.
Not being able to see his children was hard on him, she said, but "he didn't want to burden anybody."
He kept his problems to himself, she said.
Family members have been comforting each other by sharing photos on Facebook of "Uncle Bo" at the Pickle Festival in Winchester last September, or on an "Apple Pie" motorcycle run to Cathedral of the Pines in Rindge last fall.
"He was doing wonderful. We just don't know what led to this," she said.
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Buy an LG Smart TV to get NOW TV passes included with your purchase *
* Includes : 1 Sky Sports Week Pass, 2 Sky Sports Day Passes, 3 Sky Movies Month Passes.
Applicable to all 2013 and 2014 models. The offer applies to new NOW TV customers, who purchase LG 2014 Smart TVs or own a 2013 Smart TV.
you can now claim: 1 Sky Sports Week Pass, 2 Sky Sports Day Passes, 3 Sky Movies Month Passes.
Start streaming and enjoy live Pay as You Go Sky Sports and Sky Movies without a contract with the exclusive NOW TV app.
How to claim
- Purchase an eligible LG Smart TV
- Click the NOW TV app icon your new LG Smart TV
- Select 'claim now' and follow the onscreen instructions to create your NOW TV account
- Your 3 Sky Movies Month Passes will automatically be applied to your account
- Look out for an email containing your Sky Sports Passes within 10 working days
Free £20 blinkbox Movies & TV credit when you buy this laptop
- Purchase between 08.09.14 - 07.10.14
- You will receive an email from Tesco customer services between 13.10.14 and 17.10.14 containing your unique blinkbox eVoucher
- Redeem on the blinkbox website (www.blinkbox.com/redeem) to get your £20 blinkbox credit
- Your unique eVoucher will need to be redeemed on the blinkbox website by 31.12.14
For orders placed on Tesco direct, via the phone or at Click & Collect desks, customers must use a valid Tesco account with a valid email address when placing an order so that we can email you your unique blinkbox eVoucher.
Customers will then have 12 months from the date they redeem their eVoucher in which to spend their £20 blinkbox credit.
T&Cs apply for use of blinkbox cards, please see www.blinkbox.com/redeem for more information.
Excludes orders placed with Tesco Partners.
Product Details
The Fellowes Jupiter laminator is perfect for the office and multi-user environments. Providing a professional finish to documents, presentations and photographs this laminator can accommodate materials up to A3 size with a thickness of 80 -175 microns. The Jupiter operates hot and cold laminating with rapid shifts from hot to cooler settings. Unique features such as HeatGuard™, keeps the exterior cool to touch, and CleanMe™, warns the user to clean glue off the laminator belt, with anti-jam functions make the Fellowes Jupiter laminator extremely user-friendly and efficient. This A3 laminator comes with a 2 year Fellowes warranty.
Product specifications
Product specifications
Key Information
|Warm Up Time (mins)
|Laminate Speed (mm/min)
|Maximum Pouch Thickness (microns)
|Suitable For Hot Laminating
|Suitable For Cold Laminating
|Variable Temperature
|Auto Power Off
|Maximum Paper Size
|Maximum Throat Width Of Laminator (mm)
|Product Height
|11.6 Centimetre
|Product Width
|55.4 Centimetre
|Product Depth
|22.0 Centimetre
|Product Weight
|6.7 Kilogram