I think it depends on the quality of the dog. When it's really good I don't want a lot of clutter. It's like pizza, if the pizza is really good I just want it plain or pep, if the pizza sucks load it up

I forgot we had another board.

You're over THERE too?!

PrattRules wrote:i don't like chicago hot dogs. a little too busy.

Truth. There is a 'where's the "meat"' aspect to a Chicago dog. Now if you told me that it was not a hot dog, then there could be a different discussion.

Maybe it's a sandwich

All this hot dog talk makes me wish I had a Sonoran dog right now.

Aren't those prairie dogs? What do they taste like?

Uncle Milty wrote:Aren't those prairie dogs? What do they taste like?

Bacon-wrapped goodness with beans, pico, sour cream, relish and mustard.

and here I thought that ketchup was an abomination. We've got a thread for this now

My basketball coach in high school would always yell "one time" probably three times a game when a long-range shot was mid-air. How many one times do you think you get?

Sounds like every person in a casino

Sounds like me every horse race, I’ll get that 1 time someday

at the beach and my 2yo is digging like an animal. then out of of nowhere he goes nuts. being super dad i mosey on over to find a huge crab clawing the bejesus out of his legs. was a scene man. now he's looking for crabs all over the house.

I saw The Sign, but younger people don't know it, they don't know The Sign

Opened up my eyes

Thursday NYT crossword was a devilish little bastard.

pacino wrote:I saw The Sign, but younger people don't know it, they don't know The Sign

I wonder what the results would be if he showed the earlier generations too. I'm Gen X, but I'd probably be lost trying to identify more than a handful of songs by Sinatra or Elvis or Chuck Berry.

Millennials and Gen Zers both know My Heart Will Go On and I bet Gen Xers do too, but what about Boomers? Do older generations know that life is demanding without understanding?

lisa loeb > edie brickell

lethal wrote:

pacino wrote:I saw The Sign, but younger people don't know it, they don't know The Sign

I wonder what the results would be if he showed the earlier generations too. I'm Gen X, but I'd probably be lost trying to identify more than a handful of songs by Sinatra or Elvis or Chuck Berry.

Millennials and Gen Zers both know My Heart Will Go On and I bet Gen Xers do too, but what about Boomers? Do older generations know that life is demanding without understanding?

The fact that my heart will go on was in titantic means people will know that song forever.