OldLyme wrote:

they have gift baskets but dont do mail order .
im a sucker for small batch smoked ham and bacon
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the Vienna look pretty good to

I've been looking for an excuse to go to Wisconsin.

....well by golly da fishin' is good below the dam,
dontcha know.
so dare ya go.

www.idofishing.com . . .

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OldLyme wrote:


I've been looking for an excuse to go to Wisconsin.

Madison still has Shakey's, what other reason you need?

The vegie steaks were for the kids who are vegetarians. 3 items were arranged in a magical order to invoke the blessing of gods responsible for verility and longevity. They were popped into the oven first, because the thick dick takes longer than the thin ones. I wanted to soak those veggie burgers in the sausage fat, to make them appetizing.

Afterwards, all other items were added and served with Basmati rice. The Luganighe and Argentos (Supposedly Argentine sausages) are available in Switzerland. The Merguez from France. German Merguez is inferior:

simplefrench wrote:

boudin is french . where is the boycott ?

The Cajun boudin is nothing like the French boudin basically a pig blood sausage. Herbs and spices, cereal, and maybe chopped pork tongue, onion and/or apple with a little pork fat. Have I got that right, Simple?

hAdrian's favorite.

shooliz wrote:

boudin is french . where is the boycott ?

Smartest comment simple has ever made.

www.boudinbakery.com

That's just a poncey bakers for faggots. Nothing to do with black pudding, the British version of the real boudin.
Here ya go, get yer mouth around some of this!

Inmates Protest Lack Of Hot Dogs On Jail Menu


Posted: Feb 20, 2012 6:37 PM EST Updated: Feb 20, 2012 9:31 PM EST

by Nick Beres


MCMINNVILLE, Tenn. - The Warren County jail sewage system is under repair after inmates revolted over an item missing from the cafeteria menu.

"They had run out of hot dogs for mealtime and so the inmates got upset. They were flushing basically anything they could down the commodes," said Anthony Pelham, a contract engineer for the county.

Crews were working to removed debris from a badly damaged sewage pump at the jail. Items like papers, socks, plastics and other scraps or garbage you might find behind bars were all flushed by inmates in protest of no hot dogs.

Most jails like the one in Warren county have special sewage grinders to liquefy the foreign debris. Pelham said the inmates overwhelmed the system by flushing debris all at once.

"Just a form of nuisance - anything they can do to cause trouble," said Pelham.

A new part is on order to fix the pump and until it arrives the jail is off the McMinnville city sewage system. The sheriff's office has paid to have the raw sewage hauled away from the jail septic tanks. It's either that ... or the sewage could back up into the jail cells. That's an idea concerned citizen Marla Atherton kind of likes.

"Tell the inmates to live with it and clean it up. Like they say, if you can't do the time, don't do the crime. If you can't clean up you own messes then don't make them," said Atherton.

That won't happen for several legal reasons. Raw sewage inside the jail would effect not only the inmates, but the sheriff and jail staff as well. The problem is expected to be fixed by next week. Engineers estimate the cost at a few thousand dollars.

In an interesting twist, NewsChannel 5 learned the jail did run out of hot dogs and buns, but still served corn dogs. The inmates apparently felt that was an unsatisfactory replacement.

The flushing of debris in jail is not unique to Warren County. Sheriffs across Middle Tennessee said it's a common problem among inmates, and unfortunately, without 24-hour surveillance there's no way to stop it, which is why many jails have sewage grinders.

lamiacucina.wordpress.com . . .

Spaceships!

OldLyme wrote:




Spaceships!

Whether you call them frankfurters, wieners, tube steaks, or floaters, New York City is the hot-dog capital of the world. And here are five favorite local evocations of the silky sausage that came here from Frankfurt or Vienna, depending on whom you believe.



5. Chicago Dog at Shake Shack (above) -- Those of us who crave the Windy City's Red Hots will have to make do with the rendition featured at Shake Shack, which is damn good but a few degrees short of authentic. The frank is all wrong, but who cares when this assemblage of peppers, pickles, onions, relish, mustard, etc., is so damn good? Various locations


4. Chili Cheese Classic at Papaya King -- This is the trashy queen of Upper East eats, a combo so bad for you, you don't dare tweet it, but so salty, wet, and delicious, you'll wish you had two. And where else can you find something as opposed to today's "pure" and "natural" aesthetic? 179 East 86th Street, 212-369-0648

blogs.villagevoice.com . . .
3. Spicy Redneck at Crif Dogs -- Yeeh hah! Here's how they do it: Take a smoky, natural skinned link, wrap a piece of bacon around it, deep-fry, then add chili con carne, jalapeños, and cooling coleslaw. The menu suggests wrestling someone afterward. 113 St. Marks Place, 212-614-2728; 555 Driggs Avenue, Brooklyn, 718-302-3200

2. Pickle Dog at Bark Hot Dogs -- The combo of multiple pickles plus relish, accentuated with a squirt of mayo and another of yellow ballpark mustard, is unforgettable. And the natural skin frank is not the usual New Jersey-made dog either, but a proprietary link imported from somewhere near Syracuse. 474 Bergen Street, Brooklyn, 718-789-1939


1. World Famous Beef Hot Dog at Nathan's Famous -- Stretching back nearly 100 years, all the way to 1916, Nathan's is the most pedigreed frank in the city, fit to lead the hot-dog ruling class of the entire country. Bite down, and you get a wonderful pop, and the briny air of Coney Island only adds to the delight. 1310 Surf Avenue, Brooklyn, 718-946-2202

humm my list
bark # 1

katz a very very close 2nd and if the kid ever drops the ball in Brooklyn katz could easily reclaim ff's number 1 spot

crif and Nathans tied for 3rd

willies # 4

the smoke joint # 5

balor_evil_eye wrote:

I actually once took a picture of a star trek sequined shirt I spied on the street for when ghey was doing his hole dungeons and dragons / risk / spaceship / Godzilla doll thing

i probably still have it in photo bucket

it was either in the window at forbidden planet

or that other place next to the uber goth store downtown

I cant remember the name of the other NYC nerd mecca

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That pic misses a caption R3D3

Whether you call them frankfurters, wieners, tube steaks, or floaters, New York City is the hot-dog capital of the world.

New York has mediocre hot dogs. I had a rotten one last week. That bastard should be arrested.

OldLyme wrote:

Whether you call them frankfurters, wieners, tube steaks, or floaters, New York City is the hot-dog capital of the world.

New York has mediocre hot dogs. I had a rotten one last week. That bastard should be arrested.

what did you eat on the street
half the carts are A rab fags who dont even use sabbretts

half the carts on the streets
no sabretts

its a fuckin sin

its a fuckin sin

It is a fuckin sin.

I come out of Mass at St Patrick's Cathedral full of celestial choirs in Latin, no less (even the bum sleeping next to me on the pew woke up) and got a shitty hot dog. The roll must have been in the freezer since July.


Bastard.

I know he was an Algerian.



Where are the kids selling The Tablet?

OldLyme wrote:

its a fuckin sin

It is a fuckin sin.

I come out of Mass at St Patrick's Cathedral full of celestial choirs in Latin, no less (even the bum sleeping next to me on the pew woke up) and got a shitty hot dog. The roll must have been in the freezer since July.


Bastard.

I know he was an Algerian.



Where are the kids selling The Tablet?

you got the shaft

i ask first are they sabbretts
they always LIE
lemme see brown man

which usually raises an eyebrow

thiers a guy who always hangs around port authority who got the real thing

lower manhattan wall st and by the feds you always can find the real thing

midtown its mixed

the best way for the turist to find the real thing if its lunch all ya gotta do is spy where the office workers are lining up ,

viola instant sabbrett soft steamy roll finder


jimmy cart is still open under the BQE

jimmys newphew took over his cart under the expressway meeker morgan

jimmy hes dead

but the truckers still line up for jimmy dogs.

now if youll excuse me i have a new office to christian

have a hot dog day

FrogFryer wrote:

OldLyme wrote:

its a fuckin sin

It is a fuckin sin.

I come out of Mass at St Patrick's Cathedral full of celestial choirs in Latin, no less (even the bum sleeping next to me on the pew woke up) and got a shitty hot dog. The roll must have been in the freezer since July.


Bastard.

I know he was an Algerian.



Where are the kids selling The Tablet?

you got the shaft

i ask first are they sabbretts
they always LIE
lemme see brown man

which usually raises an eyebrow

thiers a guy who always hangs around port authority who got the real thing

lower manhattan wall st and by the feds you always can find the real thing

midtown its mixed

the best way for the turist to find the real thing if its lunch all ya gotta do is spy where the office workers are lining up ,

viola instant sabbrett soft steamy roll finder


jimmy cart is still open under the BQE

jimmys newphew took over his cart under the expressway meeker morgan

jimmy hes dead

but the truckers still line up for jimmy dogs.

now if youll excuse me i have a new office to christian

have a hot dog day

How do you "Christian" an office? Are you going to baptize it?

L.A. still has Pink's. Good dogs and fries.

Them hills in the background are where I grew up. The lowest priced house up there is worth over 12 times what profat's 1 bath shack is valued at.

Nice neighborhood and one of L.A.'s best kept secrets. five minutes from the chink theater, five to Beverly Hills and less than ten from Universal Studios on the other side. I used to ride a ten speed to UCLA when I did not want to hassle with parking. Up there you don't hear the city noise and there are still deer and racoons running around. Our house has never been broken into in almost fifty years.

FrogFryer wrote:

OldLyme wrote:

its a fuckin sin

It is a fuckin sin.

I come out of Mass at St Patrick's Cathedral full of celestial choirs in Latin, no less (even the bum sleeping next to me on the pew woke up) and got a shitty hot dog. The roll must have been in the freezer since July.


Bastard.

I know he was an Algerian.



Where are the kids selling The Tablet?

you got the shaft

i ask first are they sabbretts
they always LIE
lemme see brown man

which usually raises an eyebrow

thiers a guy who always hangs around port authority who got the real thing

lower manhattan wall st and by the feds you always can find the real thing

midtown its mixed

the best way for the turist to find the real thing if its lunch all ya gotta do is spy where the office workers are lining up ,

viola instant sabbrett soft steamy roll finder


jimmy cart is still open under the BQE

jimmys newphew took over his cart under the expressway meeker morgan

jimmy hes dead

but the truckers still line up for jimmy dogs.

now if youll excuse me i have a new office to christian

have a hot dog day

Mr. Sabrett recently died. What happened to the body?

www.headlinenewsonline.com . . .

Gregory Papalexis, whose Sabrett hot dogs have become a part of the New York City experience, has died. He was 86. Papalexis was president, CEO and chairman of Englewood-based Marathon Enterprises, a supplier of hot dogs, buns, onion sauce and other products, and the owner of the Sabrett trademark.



Anyway, Grote und Weigel came back from a near death.