EEAAO did it first!
Although that was a bagel.
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EEAAO did it first!
Although that was a bagel.
In EEAAO they also put abstract concepts like love and hate on the bagel
That's only The Earth. It's still missing all of time and space. She left that sort of floating around the sandwich. Very sloppy.
You know averaged out, the universe is about 5 hydrogen atoms per cubic meter. So this sandwich is kinda like a taste of everything.
Did I stutter?
. . .
gets sucked into sandwich singularity

Interesting. It would appear that this artist, in order to manga-fy their work, flips it horizontally before adding, or perhaps editing, the speech bubbles and other text.
The evidence being that the Earth in the sandwich is flipped horizontally.
I mean, I suppose Mimi's Earth just looks like that, but their entire reality would have to be flipped for it to be anything like our Earth.
Also, fun fact: The largest thing that has been the content of a sandwich is indeed the Earth itself. Some wags in Spain and New Zealand arranged to put a slice of bread on the ground at antipodal points at the same time. The bread was far too small and the contents huge, but we generally don't declassify things from being a sandwich if the contents hang outside the bread.
Ehh, it's also possible that it's a one time thing. Sometimes I flip some images because it looks better for texts
I donβt recognize any of those continents, mirrored or not.
North and South America, and Africa. They just arenβt drawn exact. But the gist is there.
If manga is read right-to-left, then it makes sense that the Earth is shown right-to-left. /s

isnt this the plot of Everything Everywhere All At Once
Yes, but in that movie, the part Mimi plays is played by jobu tupaki's soul-crushing nihilism.

everyfing
shuddup woman get on my horse
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That's a very Earth-centric view of everything. Also, that sandwich would be really, really heavy!
Not heavy enough for mimi
This reminds me of a joke:
The Dalai Lama goes to New York
Hot dog vendor asks him what kinda dog he want.
The Lama turns him down, as he's vegetarian
The hotdog vendors asks if he wants change. The Llama says nothing, for it is a Llama.
German jokes are the best.
Excuse me, I ordered everything and you left out 99.999...% of it.
This is the Dalai Lama Pizza joke
Also the Everything Everywhere All At Once everything bagel joke
Make me one with everything.
He's got the whooooole world. In a bun.
Okay, but it's going to take a few minutes.
Batman? Hey Jude?
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I feel like they missed an opportunity
Superior punchline, I was just gonna suggest a milky way sandwich would have been a better sight gag
He's about to vore everything
if he had the whole earth that small, she would be "Falling" into it already.
According to Schwarzschild Radius it needs to have 0.89 cm of radius the earth to become a blackhole, this seems bigger than that
even if its not a black hole, you would still feel the effects of a "massive" object that small.
Well, skill issue, Mimi wouldn't be affected
I love this comic. My favorite is the graphics card in her throat lol