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i95
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Fri, 09/24/04 8:08 AM
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quote:Originally posted by redtressed Let's turn this back to the topic , please   Agreed. The recent phalanx of fallacious posts is proof that you all are, indeed, fallible.
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harriet1954
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Sun, 09/26/04 5:37 PM
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quote:Originally posted by Goose
Are you sure about that kosher thing?
There are plenty of cuts of meat that are kosher that I know I don't want to eat...
What cuts would those be?
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chicagostyledog
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Sun, 09/26/04 11:00 PM
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quote:Originally posted by shaynas_mom quote:Originally posted by Goose
Are you sure about that kosher thing?
There are plenty of cuts of meat that are kosher that I know I don't want to eat...
What cuts would those be? Probably those made by this gentleman: www.denvermohel.com
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i95
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Mon, 09/27/04 7:37 AM
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quote:Originally posted by chicagostyledog quote:Originally posted by shaynas_mom quote:Originally posted by Goose
Are you sure about that kosher thing?
There are plenty of cuts of meat that are kosher that I know I don't want to eat...
What cuts would those be? Probably those made by this gentleman: www.denvermohel.com With all respect to chicagostyledog, who's with me in expressing just a tad bit of discomfort by a hot dog guy referring someone for circumcision work? Oy. 
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Mon, 09/27/04 8:17 AM
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Well, at least chicagostyledog cleared up the difference between a dog with a natural casing and a skinless dog...
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chicagostyledog
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Mon, 09/27/04 9:23 AM
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quote:Originally posted by i95 quote:Originally posted by chicagostyledog quote:Originally posted by shaynas_mom quote:Originally posted by Goose
Are you sure about that kosher thing?
There are plenty of cuts of meat that are kosher that I know I don't want to eat...
What cuts would those be? Probably those made by this gentleman: www.denvermohel.com With all respect to chicagostyledog, who's with me in expressing just a tad bit of discomfort by a hot dog guy referring someone for circumcision work? Oy. Point taken with no disrespect or offense meant towards you or anyone else. It was a spur of the moment schtick response. I tend to see humor in most things in life and occasionally cross the line. Respectfully submitted, CSD
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i95
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Mon, 09/27/04 9:31 AM
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quote:Originally posted by chicagostyledog quote:Originally posted by i95 quote:Originally posted by chicagostyledog quote:Originally posted by shaynas_mom quote:Originally posted by Goose
Are you sure about that kosher thing?
There are plenty of cuts of meat that are kosher that I know I don't want to eat...
What cuts would those be? Probably those made by this gentleman: www.denvermohel.com With all respect to chicagostyledog, who's with me in expressing just a tad bit of discomfort by a hot dog guy referring someone for circumcision work? Oy. Point taken with no disrespect or offense meant towards you or anyone else. It was a spur of the moment schtick response. I tend to see humor in most things in life and occasionally cross the line. Respectfully submitted, CSD Now you've missed MY point which was my thinking that your original post was HILARIOUS  , chicagostyledog. I BRIStle at the thought that you interpreted my post as one from someone easily offended.
My God, man. Have you seen my previous posts? 
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1bbqboy
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Mon, 09/27/04 9:43 AM
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An apology to I95 concerning matters of taste? Now that is a funny concept. I guess the mayor's concern over this thread was merited, but while the cat's away......
And why is Dr. Katz so happy in that picture? Did someone get a 2 for 1 special?
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chicagostyledog
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Mon, 09/27/04 9:59 AM
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I95, Apology retracted, especially since you know that Dr.Katz makes a great living just from his tips.
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i95
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Mon, 09/27/04 10:03 AM
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Exactly.
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i95
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Mon, 09/27/04 10:08 AM
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quote:Originally posted by bill voss
An apology to I95 concerning matters of taste? Now that is a funny concept. "Funny how? Funny like a clown? I amuse you?"
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1bbqboy
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Mon, 09/27/04 10:47 AM
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you mean you're not trying to amuse us?
Sorry!
I had you pegged as our resident Mark Twain, but Krusty IS my favorite TV character......
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Mon, 09/27/04 11:41 AM
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i think Mark Twain might be taking it a bit too far...
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i95
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Mon, 09/27/04 12:10 PM
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Grampy's Mark Twain. I'm P.J. O'Rourke.
(BTW, as a Virginia resident, I couldn't be Mark Twain because I believe him to be more factual than humorous when he quipped that when the end of the world comes, he wanted to be in Virginia because everything in Virginia happens 25 years later.)
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1bbqboy
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Mon, 09/27/04 12:22 PM
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That's funny! I thought first of P.J.O'Rourke, then Dennis Miller, but invoking dead men and cartoon characters was safer. I don't want "no stinking thread " devoted to me sending greetings. No sir! This was our favorite KC clown: http://www.kshs.org/cool3/graphics/whizzocardlg.jpg sincerely, Rory B. Bellows
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i95
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Mon, 09/27/04 12:31 PM
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quote:Originally posted by bill voss That's funny! I thought first of P.J.O'Rourke, then Dennis Miller, but invoking dead men and cartoon characters was safer. I don't want "no stinking thread " devoted to me sending greetings. No sir! This was our favorite KC clown: http://www.kshs.org/cool3/graphics/whizzocardlg.jpg sincerely, Rory B. Bellows Is this you, Bill?
CAN'T SLEEP.
CLOWNS WILL
EAT ME.
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Mon, 09/27/04 12:45 PM
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Actually, Whizzo was rather sadistic to the kids that got on the show. I still remember distinctly the contests he had that consisted of balloons on the end of of an Electrolux. Whichever balloon/kid combo exploded first was the winner. Gawd, I loved that show. He almost seemed the prototype for Krusty, except we had the addition of Whizzodog, sort of like Krypto.
cheers, Rory
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i95
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Mon, 09/27/04 12:51 PM
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quote:Originally posted by bill voss
Whizzo was rather sadistic to the kids And the NAME didn't give such away?? What? Were you less frightened of Barfo, Peepo and Arsono the clowns 
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1bbqboy
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Mon, 09/27/04 1:04 PM
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He was the most popular man in KC. An icon. To an 8 year old, yes, his name was quite humorous. Actually it may be funnier now.I went to school with a girl whose dad was a fellow clown in KC. (he was the local Ronald McDonald) who verified that Whizzo didn't much care for kids. I never could grasp the nationwide appeal of Bozo when we had a much more worldly, cosmopolitan clown in our midst in KC. Much like hotdogs, though, there are plenty of regional favorites, but someone has to be the Oscar Meyer.
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i95
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Mon, 09/27/04 1:18 PM
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Thu, 09/30/04 1:59 AM
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quote:Originally posted by i95 quote:Originally posted by redtressed Let's turn this back to the topic , please Agreed. The recent phalanx of fallacious posts is proof that you all are, indeed, fallible. You guys....you guys are wacko jacko....I want one of those hot dog costumes for my dog. I really do,..... Whizzo sounds kinda like a perv....but I guess you were lucky....we had no clown TV personalities in TN, we had a cowboy, with a bad hairpiece...named Bob.
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i95
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Thu, 09/30/04 7:27 AM
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quote:Originally posted by leslie1787 we had no clown TV personalities in TN, we had a cowboy, with a bad hairpiece...named Bob. Are you sure it wasn't Bob's brother...
the Volunteer State's
"Rug-Wearing-Doug and his Posse of Thugs"?
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Fri, 10/1/04 7:49 PM
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Sun, 10/3/04 8:41 PM
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I still wanna know what cuts he was referring to....but I'll tell ya, I haven't been on in a few days, and the after-schtick was perfect.
The mohel who "did" my nephew Mykel on my former sis-in-law's dining toom table was like 80 and had shaky hands - people were peeking out from behind their hands. I turned my head.
Following is a picture of his SON, also a mohel (and 64 now; my nephew's not 20 yet), so you can imagine how frightened people were that the father was doing it and not the son... 
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i95
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Mon, 10/4/04 8:21 AM
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quote:Originally posted by shaynas_mom
I still wanna know what cuts he was referring to.... I know I'll run the risk here of appearing less than serious but surgeons have been known to use these same "cuts" -- because of their similar thin membrane composition -- as skin-graft like substitutes for children born without eyelids.
The only problem is that these same kids later grew-up cockeyed.
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i95
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Mon, 10/4/04 8:22 AM
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Mon, 10/4/04 8:43 AM
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I knew the dining room growing up was for holidays and special occasions, but Shayna's Mom's In-laws take that to a whole new level.
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Mon, 10/4/04 1:22 PM
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there was a mohel from Detroit who was arrested on DUI charges a while back, and he was on his way to a bris. His excuse? He had just come from a bris, and had just been drinking the ceremonial wine.
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harriet1954
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Mon, 10/4/04 7:40 PM
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quote:Originally posted by bill voss
I knew the dining room growing up was for holidays and special occasions, but Shayna's Mom's In-laws take that to a whole new level.
They had a houseful of people, I tell ya!
I'm glad I had a girl, though my nephew has turned out fine (here he is at age 4; looks like a little Buster Brown in this) 
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RE: Hot dog phobia
Thu, 12/16/04 1:44 AM
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The best reassurance you can get is to buy kosher hot dogs, such as Hebrew National. Even better are the ones sold at Jewish delicatessens. All phases of production, from the slaughtering of the cows (which is required to be done as humanely as possible), to the finished product, is done under the supervision of rabbis, in strict adherence to Jewish dietary law and guaranteed to be pure beef. Just look for the word "kosher" on the package.
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