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"A hot dog a day could send you to an early grave,"
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Hot dogs caught in cultural crossfire | The Des Moines Register | DesMoinesRegister.comQuote:
"A hot dog a day could send you to an early grave,"
http://www.hot-dog.org/
While growing up, after church on Sunday's we would always go out to eat. We moved to the country back in 1990 and even the closest McDonald's was 30 mins. away. So we grill hotdogs instead. Tradition now. My brother and I both have moved away, have families of our own, but still every Sunday it's hotdog's for lunch at Mom's.
I'll take my chances.
Oh well. I'm screwed
You , me and Joey Chestnut.Quote:
Originally Posted by pgg
Been thinkin' 'bout what I wuz gonna have for lunch today.
Fixin' to head to the restaurant upstairs here at work and git me a pair of chili dogs.
Thanks for the suggestion.:D
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If you read enough articles you will find that everything you do causes cancer.
Hot dogs, the reason millions of baseball fans are dying from cancer every year.
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Exactly. I love hot dogs!Quote:
Originally Posted by A3148
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Originally Posted by pgg
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Water....deadly in large quantities too. Sweet Mary mother of Jesus, we are all terminal so enjoy the ride.
Vienna's are one of my favorite cancer dogs
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That's it, I'm never drinking water again! :garbage: :tape: :eek: :doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Five-0
Hebrew National beef cancer franks are worth the price.. Their Polish cancer dogs are awesome too!
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And that's no jokeQuote:
Originally Posted by Five-0
Water intoxication - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Saw a young man die from that. No shit.
Pitched right over on his face during a run in basic. Never recovered.
Awesome. Didn't make my first SWAT school. I wound up in the hospital. The instructor kept us going for 5 days with extremely little sleep or time to eat. However, he was always making us drink water. (leave that sports drink crap alone and drink ****ing water) Made it to the last day and hit the ground. At the hospital the Dr said I was dehydrated and pumped me with more fluids. I felt like **** for a week.Quote:
or long bouts of intensive exercise during which electrolytes are not properly replenished, yet excessive amounts of fluid are still consumed.[1]
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Originally Posted by lewisipso
Know the feeling. My last man track went something like that. It started late in the afternoon. I had only eaten about 1200 calories during the day, but had plenty of water. After about 12 miles my legs locked up and would not work anymore. Sucked a$$.