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634-5789

(4,175 posts)
Sun Jun 5, 2022, 07:23 PM Jun 2022

Trucker Convoy Enraged After Being Tricked Out Of 100 Foot Subway Sub

After driving in circles, peeing themselves, and getting lost, the Freedom Convoy disbanded, and what was left of them rebranded as the 1776 Restoration Movement. The bladder-challenged truckers are in Bunker Hill, WV, where they tried to hold a rally.

At the rally, a trucker claimed that the pandemic was really about the government trafficking children. (Yep, the last people left at the trucker party are Qanon).

These folks were very upset that there was no hundred-foot Subway sub, which, being that there are only 20 people, would have been five feet of sub per person.

https://wdctv.news/trucker-convoy-enraged-after-being-tricked-out-of-100-foot-subway-sub/

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FakeNoose

(32,617 posts)
4. Somebody needs to tell them that Bunker Hill is in Massachusetts, not West Virginia
Sun Jun 5, 2022, 09:11 PM
Jun 2022

I mean, this is the 1776 Restoration Movement, right? The Battle of Bunker Hill happened in Massachusetts.

GopherGal

(2,008 posts)
5. Or maybe tell them that in 1776 there were no trucks
Sun Jun 5, 2022, 09:34 PM
Jun 2022

If it's about "1776 Restoration" I'm sure they'll be circling their next targeted city's beltway in horse-drawn wagons.
That does solve their diesel-price problems, I guess.

JHB

(37,158 posts)
10. I think they're actually multiple sandwiches strung together
Mon Jun 6, 2022, 12:52 AM
Jun 2022

From a photo one of my nieces took of something like that (but don't recall its length) being assembled for a charity event, it was actually a bunch of party sub rolls all lined up end to end (and maybe with the ends cut to make the junctions a little more seamless), with all of the fillings then added on.

There are a lot of places that have catering menus with 3- to 6-foot party subs, and I would guess that pretty much all super-long novelty subs are fashioned out of those building blocks.

niyad

(113,216 posts)
15. Do you think I could volunteer to make sandwiches for them.? Subs have lots
Mon Jun 6, 2022, 04:41 PM
Jun 2022

of veggies and herbs.. .mybe some poke. .some amanita mushrooms. .some water hemlock. some datura. .. some monkshood. . .

And I know where those metal rods would be useful.

634-5789

(4,175 posts)
13. In the picture, notice the HUGE 'donations' banner.
Mon Jun 6, 2022, 02:20 PM
Jun 2022

They're so damned stupid that they're donating to themselves,

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