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Hot Dogs
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Last: 1 yr ago by Blanco Jimenez
All the way to a second page and no love for Lucky Dogs?!?
I have all this star and no hot dogs in my DMs.
I was on Schwab. 90-91. It was at the top of the hill not far from the gate.swc93 said:BaitShack said:
On base in Okinawa, we had a little square hot dog place named Franks Franks.
We called it Jap in the box.
40 something years ago but there was this hot dog vendor cart that was outside movie theater and Post Exchange, I think it was Futima maybe?? I would get two or three of their chili cheese dogs every time I was on base.
WTF, Philippines?
We were in Sweden a couple of months ago, and I saw one of those dogs in a really nice convenience store. I thought it was just two dogs shoved in a hollowed-out baguette.
That sounds WAY more Swedish, and delicious.
That sounds WAY more Swedish, and delicious.
Using Google maps and my memories of a 5th grader...It was Camp Foster 1980. The theater is where I saw Empire Strikes Back. My mom worked at the Marine Officer Wife's Gift shop right next door.
wood most of those
I, stupidly, did a nine hotdogs and nine beers in nine innings challenge on Friday. This thread does not look appealing to me...
Prime0882 said:
I, stupidly, did a nine hotdogs and nine beers in nine innings challenge on Friday. This thread does not look appealing to me...
That sounds AWFUL!
Without a doubt, the unofficial national dish of Philippines is hot dog and rice. Red hot dog cut up and mixed with steamed rice. Add banana ketchup or rooster sauce.
Damn most of those look awesome. Need a hot dog place that makes all of them.
Is this a take off on A Confederacy of Dunces?
No, this is TexAgs. Easy mistake, though.fc2112 said:
Is this a take off on A Confederacy of Dunces?
There's burger place in Victoria called Jim's Big Burger. I always said I wanted to open a hot dog joint and call it Blanco's Big Weiner.