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Anybody who gets worked up with how others decorate their hot dogs has way too much time on their hands. But this is CD, where the most trivial subjects become matters of utmost importance. Anyone who can recall the thread that endlessly debated whether Barbie's proportions were realistic knows what I mean.
Anybody who gets worked up with how others decorate their hot dogs has way too much time on their hands. But this is CD, where the most trivial subjects become matters of utmost importance. Anyone who can recall the thread that endlessly debated whether Barbie's proportions were realistic knows what I mean.
I think it supposed to be a fun thread. No need to throw the proverbial turd in the punch bowl.
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You're pretty much correct. I have a good friend who worked in a slaughterhouse when he was very young and told me about a lot of stuff. They had a few 55 gallon drums with one end cut off and would fill it with everything that would go to the hotdogs. Basically anything that can't be sold as is goes into the containers to ultimately be processed into hotdogs. Oh yeah, and sometimes "Bubba" would use those containers as his chewing tobacco spit can.
Nice.
Call me Mr Picky but I tend to be very careful where I buy hot dogs from.
I think it supposed to be a fun thread. No need to throw the proverbial turd in the punch bowl.
I'd drink some punch with a floating turd before I'd put ketchup on a hot dog. Well, on second thought...
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