If you make slits on one side of the hot dog, you can curve it and put it on a bagel. It also helps to make a little channel to hold it.
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Yeah, I was kidding, I know it was the lax labor laws AND the tax savings.
Yeah, extra toasty all day!
Remember when 1k a month was rent? Seriously, who can afford this crap?
I don’t care. I want an affordable EV, not this crap.
The first thing I thought of was the rats in Oblivion, and the strange way they smoothly gallop toward you, seemingly without touching the ground.
I don’t think the average person knows how far 25 yards even is. Perhaps they need a sign with a black outline that says “if the bison looks larger than this you are too close”.
No wonder the moved to company to Texas.
I was thinking of the flavored ones, that use the cheese powder. Yes, the originals (or extra toasty) don’t have it and are the only ones I will buy. I hate fake cheese powder.
Well...that seems excessive, even by today’s standards....
Good. Screw these idiots.
Meh, I would find the fake cheese flavor distracting (and I love Cheez Its), just like I do on the Doritos Locos items. That giant Cheez It and dip looks interesting though. Maybe make it into a pizza?
“Hazelnuts” pretty much says they couldn’t think of anything else.
The Quarter pound Big Bite hot dogs are legit, and you can put the same chili cheese sauce on them (they usually also have diced onions and/or relish). They are actually quite filling because the buns are better quality than the cheapo standard hot dog guns you get at a lot of places.
Hot dogs are a food with diminishing returns. The first two are great, the second two are ok, the third two are enough. No one should eat more than six hot dogs at one time, ever.
That video was fascinating.
I’ve heard that both Costa Rica and Paraguay are both great places to go. The problem is getting there with all your stuff intact.
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Good to see the EU actually trying to do useful things while we’re busy playing Back to the Future for real instead.
That was exactly what I loved about F-zero. No weapons, no stupid power ups, just balls to the wall white knuckle speed. Taking out a rival on the last race of a cup with a risky spin move on a narrow section of track and jumping from third to first place was priceless.