I mean, seriously, what other community can generate 180+ jovial comments about hot dogs?! Bass players can talk about ANYTHING.
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droolthat's funny! you're from texas (real chili) and you like skyline (not chili! but tastes good). i have some cincinnati friends who have never tasted a version of real chili...thinking that skyline style is the benchmark.
Not supposed to call other posters names so I will be pedantic in my name calling to avoid the troubles. “You sir are a skuflaw, a scoundrel, a miscreant.”Oh I forgot “ne’er do well.”
It would become a compliment if I included nurf herder, because you’d be Hans Solo. Indeed a complement.
“Prepare to be banned, whoops I mean boarded!”

Not supposed to call other posters names so I will be pedantic in my name calling to avoid the troubles. “You sir are a skuflaw, a scoundrel, a miscreant.”Oh I forgot “ne’er do well.”
It would become a compliment if I included nurf herder, because you’d be Hans Solo. Indeed a complement.
“Prepare to be banned, whoops I mean boarded!”
You know the "true hot-dog aficionado" only puts mustard on their hot dogs. If you're not a "true hot-dog aficionado", you are allowed to add other things like pickle relish, onions, and chili on it afterwards.As long as my country is deeply divided among political, economic, racial and sexual orientation, I thought I would further help to divide us by asking the all important question.......
Do you put ketchup on your hot dog?
Dost thou bite thy thumb at me??
RIP @Nobody
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In a corndog mix I get it but as a condiment? Out of curiosity is that a regional thing?
