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banana bread salad

When you're tossing the salad, you throw up at the same time but you keep going.
"Bro, I was tossing the salad last night but it turned into a banana bread salad. Was wicked cool."
banana bread salad by Pickleboi890 October 19, 2017

Salad on Bread 

When a sandwich does not contain meat and thus is not a sandwich. Peanut Butter and Jelly and Grilled Cheese do fall under the category of sandwich and are the only exceptions. This is because 1. Peanuts can be considered a meat, and 2.Grilled Cheese does not traditionally contain vegetables. Besides these two examples, a meatless sandwich is considered salad on bread. This is oft a hotly debated topic
Why didn't you get a real sandwich? That looks like salad on bread!
Salad on Bread by Thomas Joslin November 8, 2008

Salad on Bread 

When a sandwich does not contain meat and thus is not a sandwich. Peanut Butter and Jelly and Grilled Cheese do fall under the category of sandwich and are the only exceptions. This is because 1. Peanuts can be considered a meat, and 2.Grilled Cheese does not traditionally contain vegetables. Besides these two examples, a meatless sandwich is considered salad on bread. This is oft a hotly debated topic
Why didn't you get a real sandwich? That looks like salad on bread!
Salad on Bread by Thomas Joslin November 9, 2008

Salad on bread 

It’s like a salad, but on bread. (Salad in, on, over, under, etc. bread are not quite the same.)
“Wow Caylie, nice salad.”
“It’s salad ON bread.” 🙄🙄🙄
Salad on bread by Fredisnotdead January 24, 2018

Salad on Bread 

A sandwich that does not contain meat and thus is not considered a sandwich. Salad on Bread is often served in over priced hippie establisments and are revered by hipster doofus's. Peanut Butter and Jelly and Grilled Cheese are the only two meatless sandwiches that are not considered Salad on Bread. Besides these two examples, any meatless sandwich is considered salad on bread. This is oft a hotly debated topic
Why didn't you get a real sandwich? That looks like salad on bread!
Salad on Bread by Thomas Joslin November 9, 2008
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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