The internet is having fun with Sandwich and bread memes in order to mock the arrest of Sean Dunn, the sandwich thrower

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I have really enjoyed these memes/cartoons/posts

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[jmbar2]

1. Update on officer assaulted with a sandwich

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[Lovie777]

2. LOL.............

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3. .

[chouchou]

4. Do you feel hungry, Punk? Geeezzz.

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5. The internet is still having fun

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[DoBW]

6. this is great

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7. Here are still more

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This is an improved version of an earlier version

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[electric_blue68]

8. Heh! 😄 TY for these! "Don't Bread on Me"

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10. dude this had me rolling for a bit

[a kennedy]

9. Why does our "side" have the brains???

Damn, I’m so happy to be a Democrat.

[Solly Mack]

11. We will rise up and expand. It's what we knead.

[Buns_of_Fire]

12. E.O. 76,662: By the power vested in the Executive Branch,

I hereby decree that no Subway sandwich may be sold to a patron under the age of 21. Furthermore, the sale or possession of a Meatball Marinara Sub is now prohibited without possession of a federal license. /s/Your Favorite Taco, King Taco

[Marthe48]

13. I thought of a sandwich for the traitors

Foccacia

Dilled arugula

Tuna


I got my daughter one of the shirts that show flowers

Foxglove

Daisy

Tulip

I love the coded messages

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14. Kick and recommend. This is the greatest!

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15. Here are more that really made me smile

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16. Over the weekend, the "sandwich thrower" posters went up all over DC. Instant icon of resistance.

Over the weekend, the “sandwich thrower” posters went up all over DC. Instant icon of resistance.

A remix of Banksy’s mural: not a Molotov, not a rock, but something just as disruptive, a hoagie hurled with defiance.

— Christopher Webb (@cwebbonline.com) 2025-08-19T05:52:29.900Z

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17. How a thrown sub made 'Sandwich Guy' a resistance icon in Trump's D.C.

A DOJ employee was fired and charged with a felony after chucking a footlong at a federal agent. Now his likeness is a symbol — and for sale on T-shirts.

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2025/08/21/subway-guy-dc-trump-federal-takeover/

Where protest movements take hold, symbols of resistance soon follow.

In Washington, since the Trump administration has taken over the city’s police force and ordered the National Guard to patrol the streets, that symbol has taken the form of a person who flung a footlong sub......

Sandwich Guy’s real name is Sean Charles Dunn, a D.C. resident and former Department of Justice employee who was captured on video hurling a footlong at a federal officer and now faces a felony charge. A video of the incident, posted on Instagram under the account @bigap4l, quickly went viral.

It shows Dunn (prior to the lob heard ’round the District) pointing and shouting at officers crossing an intersection in a popular nightlife area. “F--- you, fascists,” he yelled, then chanted “shame” before turning and walking away from the officers. “I don’t want you in my city,” he screamed at them. Minutes later, he returned, kept on shouting, and chucked his sandwich — salami, The Washington Post confirmed — before attempting to flee on foot. Days later, 20 federal agents cuffed him at his front door......

This time, one poster that nods to Sandwich Guy, plastered on buildings in Adams Morgan, Dupont Circle, Union Market and other popular neighborhoods, spoofs street artist Banksy’s “Flower Thrower.” The piece, originally seen in the West Bank, depicts a man winding up his arm to throw a bouquet of flowers instead of, say, a grenade. Around D.C., the flowers are replaced by a hoagie.

“Whoever came up with that transposition, I mean, that’s a brilliant piece of street art,” said Jeffrey Ian Ross, a criminologist at the University of Baltimore specializing in graffiti and street art. “And it will be one of several. When somebody writes the history of this period, that will definitely be one of the iconic images that comes out of it.”

[Prairie Gates]

18. Somebody's gotta do Jeff Daniels as Joshua Chamberlain in Gettysburg

announcing the 20th Maine's bayonet charge on the Little Round Top that saved the Union. But instead of shouting "Bayonets!," of course, he will shout "Baguettes!"