Corn Dog or Dog Stick?!?
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Corn Dog or Dog Stick?!?
Sylvos and I were having another argument about his weird vocabulary. I call them Corn Dogs. He calls them dog sticks. I think he is weird. But I'm curious enough to try to prove it.
What do you guys call these?
P.S. - And as I'm already expecting the peen jokes in abundance, save it! We already know you're all a bunch of twisted perverted sex monkies.
What do you guys call these?
P.S. - And as I'm already expecting the peen jokes in abundance, save it! We already know you're all a bunch of twisted perverted sex monkies.
Weiner wraps have a different kind of breading I think. At least they did when I was in grade school and they were on the menu!Pahreyia wrote:My friend always called them Weiner Wraps.
That's how I've thought of them since.
We'd always slide a wedge of cheese inside the breading of the weiner wrap for extra cheesy goodness.
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Dogstick? Only if yer from asia.
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It would say Corn Dog on the box, and she'd call them weiner wraps.Sirensa wrote:Weiner wraps have a different kind of breading I think. At least they did when I was in grade school and they were on the menu!Pahreyia wrote:My friend always called them Weiner Wraps.
That's how I've thought of them since.
We'd always slide a wedge of cheese inside the breading of the weiner wrap for extra cheesy goodness.
I think I know what you're talking about when you say weiner wraps... As I recall, my mom called them Pigs in a Blanket. And with a little sliver of cheese pushed into a slit cut into the meat, wrapped and cooked was great.
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oh god not pigs in a blanket!! I mean they are tastey and all, but jesus, the first and last time I had them they made me shit like a demon.Pahreyia wrote:It would say Corn Dog on the box, and she'd call them weiner wraps.Sirensa wrote:Weiner wraps have a different kind of breading I think. At least they did when I was in grade school and they were on the menu!Pahreyia wrote:My friend always called them Weiner Wraps.
That's how I've thought of them since.
We'd always slide a wedge of cheese inside the breading of the weiner wrap for extra cheesy goodness.
I think I know what you're talking about when you say weiner wraps... As I recall, my mom called them Pigs in a Blanket. And with a little sliver of cheese pushed into a slit cut into the meat, wrapped and cooked was great.
We had them around the campfire one night when we were canoeing down the Russian River in norcal. The next day I got up, got my stuff together, met with everyone, smoked a fatty, then got into the canoe and made my way down the river with everyone else. Within 15 minutes, I could not for the life of me paddle fast enough to the shore...I thought I was going to crap my shorts. When I finally got there, I bolted behind some bushes, dropped my shorts, and let fly. It was only then I realized I was still in full view of all my friends paddling by on the river. Damn, it felt good. I had 3 more episodes similar to this as the trip progressed. And all of this while I was stoned to the bejesus belt. NOT fun.
I'll never eat those again.
Nope... Corndog. And Sylvos, you HAVE to let your woman win arguments sometime to keep the love flowing. Don't you think this would be a good battle to choose to loose? Save your wins for the real argumentsSylvos wrote:In the South they are fucking called Dog Sticks
nothing fucking wierd about it.
Don't make me get overly hostile
CAUSE THATS SCARY

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I've been all over the South, and everywhere I've been, they're called corn dogs. Please don't use teh Hap-Ninja-Dong-Kido on me, Sylvos!
"There is at least as much need to curb the cruel greed and arrogance of part of the world of capital, to curb the cruel greed and violence of part of the world of labor, as to check a cruel and unhealthy militarism in international relationships." -Theodore Roosevelt
WTF?!? Hats?Sirensa wrote:LMAO this one is almost as good.Sylvos wrote:this is fucking worse than the god damn toboggan arguement
Toboggan to most people means sled.
In Sylvos speak, toboggan's are hats.
Show me where in the LL Bean catalog you can buy a Toboggan hat.
Southron wierdo.
BTW - It's an VIOLIN, not a fiddle there, Cletis.
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Did he grow up speaking a language other than Engrish?Sirensa wrote:LMAO this one is almost as good.Sylvos wrote:this is fucking worse than the god damn toboggan arguement
Toboggan to most people means sled.
In Sylvos speak, toboggan's are hats.
"There is at least as much need to curb the cruel greed and arrogance of part of the world of capital, to curb the cruel greed and violence of part of the world of labor, as to check a cruel and unhealthy militarism in international relationships." -Theodore Roosevelt
This kind from Purdue's college bookstore.Pahreyia wrote:Which kinds of hats would this describe?Voronwë wrote:i am with him on the Tobaggan thing. MEaning i've heard the word describing hats and sleds, though i think as a hat description it is an outdated usage.

A ghey "Where's Waldo" hatPahreyia wrote:Which kinds of hats would this describe?Voronwë wrote:i am with him on the Tobaggan thing. MEaning i've heard the word describing hats and sleds, though i think as a hat description it is an outdated usage.
http://www.funtocollect.com/toboggan.html
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Um, yeah, but those aren't the style of hats that you call toboggan. You call these toboggans.Sylvos wrote:Dog Sticks may be a Tennessee thing then
but Voronwe just helped me do a IN YOUR FACE TO SIRENSA ABOUT THE TOBOGGANS. YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES IN YOUR FRICKIN FACE OH YEAH THATS RIGHT BABY WHOOHOO HA!
that makes my day.

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I heard that Sylvos can swallow an entire "dog stick" without gagging!
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