How can I report back if I’m dead? :haha:

Exactly. If we don't hear from you, we'll know.

You're right. I'd forgotten... I apologize. I'd forgotten about ingredients again.

Don't try mayonnaise in hot dogs anyway. Mayo is too fat, meant for salads made of raw veggies, hard-boiled eggs and seafood in the summer. It would be gross spread on fat sausages, for it is too fat, itself.
Only in Belgium and in the Netherlands, they would misuse mayonnaise, like they would put some in fries.
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:worship: Thank God, for once, the Americans got something right.
Mayo is simply too fat for fries or hot dogs.

But BBQ is certainly ok in hot dogs.

Mayo is good on everything. Those with the palettes of children may disagree.

How many attacks on MAGA hat wearers would it take for you to think it was an issue?

Serious question.

Fatal attacks? At least one lmao.

The one attack that was posted wasn’t even a local. Just some jackass from out of town with a megaphone starting shit. :haha:

Pretty sure an out of towner yelling about politics with a megaphone is getting punched in any town in America. :haha:

Could you be "legendary" poster TWAK under another name?

I am with the Belgians. Mayonnaise is great on fries. If you're having moules frites, it's a sacrilege to put ketchup on the fries. Mayonnaise all the way.

Actually, I mix things up. Sometimes I have ketchup on my fries, sometimes I have mayonnaise.

It depends on what the main dish is.

If I am having a club sandwich and fries it'll generally be ketchup on the fries.

If it's moules frites, it'll be mayonnaise.

If I am having a burger it depends.

Plain old burger on a barbecue by the pool in the summer: ketchup on the fries.

Gourmet burger with goat cheese or brie, caramelized onions, mushrooms, bacon, and a nice sauce: mayonnaise on the fries.

I don't need another name to say what I want, and I don't talk politics in the subforums or be mean. In order for me to properly respond to this, you have to say it again in the CE....
Another unwritten rule would be sailboats are from the bay area and gas powered boats are from sac.

Looks like a good pie. I'm in. Highlight of the thread! :cheers:

no i'm kurt angle

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ketchup is disgusting.

i don't put no freaking sweet red sugar water goop on my food.

TEAM MUSTARD ALL THE WAY !!

and for the record, here is your typical grocery store french's: Distilled Vinegar, Water, #1 Grade Mustard Seed, Salt, Turmeric, Paprika, Spice, Natural Flavor, Garlic Powder.

San Antonio: one of, if not the first question you ask someone you met who also grew up in SA is, "what high school did you go to?"

In Seattle, people seem to have this notion that, if you creep into traffic slowly, you're not really blocking traffic.

It's really annoying lol.

They also seem to think that spending 15 seconds or more in your blind spot is totally okay, and not an issue at all.

Edit: Sorry, venting.

I think that’s a question everywhere among locals. University/college is also often a question everywhere among non-locals.

For San Antonio, unwritten law is that you don’t ever say you like tacos from Austin.

Vancouver............don't be too loud, don't have too much fun, and be in by 8:00.

In my crowd it's more like: "knock it off with the dumb-ass stereotypes, go for a great meal, take in a show, and hit the beach + get a good sleep so you don't hold us up mountain biking on Sunday."