What meat do yo think is in Heavies "Sandvich"? Why?

What is the meat on Heavies "Sandvich"?

  • Ham

    Points: 31 40.3%
  • Bologna/Baloney [Whatever, you understand]

    Points: 17 22.1%
  • Turkey

    Points: 2 2.6%
  • Salami

    Points: 1 1.3%
  • Roast Beef

    Points: 0 0.0%
  • Um... pie?

    Points: 2 2.6%
  • Um... cake? [haha just kidding, its a lie]

    Points: 5 6.5%
  • Something yet to be discovered o_0

    Points: 5 6.5%
  • Pure Ground 100% Enemy Heavies

    Points: 13 16.9%
  • Dirt

    Points: 1 1.3%

  • Total voters
    77
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I think there is a slice of brain-cake in there. They take the brains of every heavy in the universe, grind them up, and bake them into a cake.
Obviously, there isn't much to work with, which is why they have such thin slices and have to add on bread and other toppings!
 
Well, the heavy says both:
Don't run! It's just ham!
and
Baloney! Perfect fuel for killing tiny cowards!
Gentlemen, I present to you my hypothesis:

The sandvich is made from soylent green spies.

My reasoning:

No other type of meat could shape-shift from ham to baloney.


Bonus:

We can all run around screaming at heavies that sandvich is made from spies! Spies!

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I don't know what's wrong with all you guys' sandwiches, my Heavy's is a Grilled Cheese, which sounds much better than all your cold, damp sandwiches. The Albino Vegetarian strikes again!
 
My assumption is that it's tofu. I don't know, but it seems fairly likely to me that the heavy is a vegan. the line "Don't run, it's just ham" is really a cover to make him sound more manly to his enemies; in actual fact, the heavy runs a wildlife shelter, and is responsible for a particularly infamous line of PETA rallies where he punched people who tested various products on animals. Truly, even the thought of eating ham unnerves him to the core, and I predict that when he comes out of the vegan closet, he'll suffer mini-crits every time he says that line.


/true story.
 
I wanted to say ham and bologna, but several people beat me to that joke. I'll go the logical route instead: If you look at that outline of the slice of meat, there's a hole in it. Slices of ham can have this hole because that's where the bone is when the ham is still whole (as in not cut up). So, I posit that it is ham, as the heavy states in one of his comments. Maybe bologna is just Russian for "ham."
 

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