...of all the twisted shit you post, this is the worst....ketchup?......you're a child.
It was for the haters. I guess I found my mark.
...of all the twisted shit you post, this is the worst....ketchup?......you're a child.
He's right about ketchup though.
ketchup is for the poors
Did I miss the bus? Hot dogs are definitely a form of taco. Every sandwich is too. Taco: goodness enveloped. Kind of like Charlotte Mckinney's example in this pic... You cut up a hog dog, put it in a hoagie, guess what? Still a taco! Break a taco shell in two, put some meat in there? Yup, still a taco. Wrap your honey in a blanket? Taco. Yosemite valley? Taco. This thread? Taco. Edge spot on a Milano? Taco.
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Could we please stop crediting The National Hot Dog and Sausage council? Seriously, the propaganda wing of Big Hot Dog wants us to believe that hot dogs are something UNIQUE and SPECIAL? Fuck them. I'm not eating their bullshit. Read my lips - bread, meat, bead - SANDfuckingWICH!
This is an awesome analogy, a great piece of historical context, and the definitive nail in the coffin on the subject IMO.I found this historical perspective somewhat comical, yet enlightening:
“I think it might also be because the history of the hot dog is different than the history of sandwiches as a whole. They almost exist on different temporal planes. When history’s first Frankfurter was made in Central Europe and stuck in a roll of bread, it was done outside the modern concept of a sandwich. So, yes, they likely are sandwiches, but only in the same sense that benches are also chairs.”
Dr. Calvin Normore (medieval philosophy professor)
So there's your answer. A hot dog is a bench.
I found this historical perspective somewhat comical, yet enlightening:
“I think it might also be because the history of the hot dog is different than the history of sandwiches as a whole. They almost exist on different temporal planes. When history’s first Frankfurter was made in Central Europe and stuck in a roll of bread, it was done outside the modern concept of a sandwich. So, yes, they likely are sandwiches, but only in the same sense that benches are also chairs.”
Dr. Calvin Normore (medieval philosophy professor)
So there's your answer. A hot dog is a bench.
This is an awesome analogy, a great piece of historical context, and the definitive nail in the coffin on the subject IMO.
Even the poll #s are shifting. Was 2:1, now 3:2. SAMMICH
I disagree. Clam rolls are usually served on a plate, overflowing. The clans are eaten with a fork and the roll is ignored. This is nothing like a hot dog. You could compare this to an open face sandwich if you want, but I don't think the clam roll lends anything to the hot dog/ sandwich discussion.I live in New England. Clam rolls and lobster rolls are not sandwiches. A hotdog is more like a clam roll than a hoagie.
Except that it's meat in the same exact roll as a hotdog.I disagree. Clam rolls are usually served on a plate, overflowing. The clans are eaten with a fork and the roll is ignored. This is nothing like a hot dog. You could compare this to an open face sandwich if you want, but I don't think the clam roll lends anything to the hot dog/ sandwich discussion.
Is this a real thread or existential bullshit?
Is this a real thread or existential bullshit?