Looks like you used the type that lasts forever. The bread and processed "meat" filling will outlive us all.
Bored? Watch a sandwich go mouldy
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Looks like you used the type that lasts forever. The bread and processed "meat" filling will outlive us all.
It's almost ready.
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**** just got real. I'm so surprised one got in, so quickly at least. It's a fairly small open plan office, all the windows and doors are sealed and being how things are I'm the only one going in, locking the door behind me.
There's then two toilet doors in between office and sandwich, and an industrial UV bug zapper outside the door in the kitchen.
SOAB!
There's then two toilet doors in between office and sandwich, and an industrial UV bug zapper outside the door in the kitchen.
SOAB!
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Was expecting this to be a lot worse than it is! Then realised it's only been two days and the construct of time doesn't exist anymore...
How long are you planning on leaving it?
How long are you planning on leaving it?
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We'd planned for three weeks. But if 900 baby flies start popping out within a week we might have to call it quits.
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If you guys enjoy watching things go rotten over time there's a youtube channel dedicated to timelapses of various things not just limited to food but also drink
https://www.youtube.com/user/TEMP0NAUT/videos
https://www.youtube.com/user/TEMP0NAUT/videos
Are you sure it doesn't have a key?
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yeah, not sure I'd eat that now.
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OMG all them maggots underneath lol
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How long are you gonna let it rot for?
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The SubWay sandwich with the maggots chucking out the olives is the best!
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We're not really sure what to do now having seen that guys channel! Sort of forgot/didn't realise about the ferocity and speed at which flies/maggots can take hold. We want it to end on being mouldy not having disappeared!
Going to keep it going today but might have to start it again but in a sealed glass box or something. Any thoughts?!
Going to keep it going today but might have to start it again but in a sealed glass box or something. Any thoughts?!
I wanna see a moldy sammich! 
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Your typical British Rail sandwich is 23 years old at this point, however, if still in the packaging, as edible today as it was in 1997.....and you can take that however you like.
In regards to the OP, it's still looking better than a Sainsbury meal deal.
