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One of my big fears/phobias is children choking. I once got up from a mall food court table because the couple next to us was feeding a wee child a bit of french fry, and the kid was gagging on it. Not choking, mind you. But I couldn't take it, I had to leave, my anxiety was that bad.
Needless to say, I never bought hot dogs (can't stand them anyway) for my kids. But, my ex would, and if I was there, I'd cut them into slices resembling miniature hockey pucks, and then quarter them.
If we love them so much and yet they must change for our safety, there will always be matching symmetrical hotdog with mustard tattoos (forgive me if I've accidentally posted a picture of any of you babble frankfurter fanatics)
In the meantime, don't hastily invest in that hotdog toaster you've always wanted!
The "Discovery Chanel" has a show called "How it's Made", or as Rebecca West calls it, "How it's Boring." But Snarfy the Wonder Girl and I like it well enough.
One segment covered the manufacture of hot dogs. Now, nothing gross went into the hot dog meat; no racoon, possum, discarded P.P.C.L.I. combat boots or things even the Franklin Expedition would not have eaten, but still. If you saw how they were made....
Yeah, but do you prefer yours with the dogs boiled or grilled, with mesquite, charcoal or gas, and if in margerita form, with the salt rim sea salt, kosher salt, or regular with regular pepper or a blend, and with a lemon or lime twist?
Huh?
Holy crap. Is that for real???
What -- no whipped cream? Hot fudge sauce? Cherries (they must be maraschino)?
Polly, the man lying down on the couch is too much for me under these circumstances.
Unfortunately. Also comes in mini heart attack size.....
Only in America. Thank God!
You're welcome.
May I present: The Weinermobile!!!
This is the best thread drift EVER.
One of my big fears/phobias is children choking. I once got up from a mall food court table because the couple next to us was feeding a wee child a bit of french fry, and the kid was gagging on it. Not choking, mind you. But I couldn't take it, I had to leave, my anxiety was that bad.
Needless to say, I never bought hot dogs (can't stand them anyway) for my kids. But, my ex would, and if I was there, I'd cut them into slices resembling miniature hockey pucks, and then quarter them.
If we love them so much and yet they must change for our safety, there will always be matching symmetrical hotdog with mustard tattoos (forgive me if I've accidentally posted a picture of any of you babble frankfurter fanatics)
In the meantime, don't hastily invest in that hotdog toaster you've always wanted!
Anyone remember movie theatre hot dogs??? Gaaaaahhhhhh.
The "Discovery Chanel" has a show called "How it's Made", or as Rebecca West calls it, "How it's Boring." But Snarfy the Wonder Girl and I like it well enough.
One segment covered the manufacture of hot dogs. Now, nothing gross went into the hot dog meat; no racoon, possum, discarded P.P.C.L.I. combat boots or things even the Franklin Expedition would not have eaten, but still. If you saw how they were made....
When people talk about "plastic consumer crap that is destroying the environment," is this kinda sorta what people have in mind?
Special Note to Maysie: Please add this item to your Christmas gift list for me (hint, hint).
"plastic consumer crap that is destroying the environment" sounds like a new thread title!
In how many ways is this awesome??
I say, babblers ROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAD TRIP!!
Polly wins with post #43.
Last summer, the Weinermobile found itself in a bit of a pickle:
At least they found service technicians whose jumpsuits colour-coordinate with the Weinermobile. These things are important.
Another example of Satanic 1920s sexual innuendo?
"Every night I bring her frankfurter sandwiches..."
Chew food better.
Looks like it found itself in a bit of a house frame!
How is it possible to have 250 hot dog recipes???
Anything is possible. Three amazing words:
HOT DOG DAIQUIRI