willnotwill Posted November 23 Posted November 23 Why do hotdogs come in packages of ten.... When only eight fit up my ass? 1 5
DailyDi Posted November 23 Posted November 23 2 minutes ago, willnotwill said: Why do hotdogs come in packages of ten.... When only eight fit up my ass? So you can still have a snack 1
ValentinesStuff Posted November 23 Posted November 23 3 hours ago, willnotwill said: Why do hotdogs come in packages of ten.... When only eight fit up my ass? I have never in my life bought a package of ten hot dogs. I am not even sure I've seen a package of ten hot dogs.
Crinklz Kat Posted November 23 Posted November 23 I know this was quite common many years ago. And the complaint was why hotdogs come in packs of 10, but buns only in packs of 8 or 12. A lot of that has changed. 3 hours ago, willnotwill said: When only eight fit up my ass? I'm guessing they're not the jumbo sized then. 😆
widdlemikey Posted November 23 Posted November 23 I get 8-packs. But the bigger questions are, "Are hotdogs sandwiches?" "Is tea just 'leaf soup'?"
rusty pins Posted November 23 Posted November 23 1 hour ago, Crinklz Kat said: I'm guessing they're not the jumbo sized then. If they were the jumbo size, he'd still come up short by only being able to fit 6 up his ass!
ValentinesStuff Posted November 23 Posted November 23 1 hour ago, widdlemikey said: I get 8-packs. But the bigger questions are, "Are hotdogs sandwiches?" "Is tea just 'leaf soup'?" Hotdogs are tacos. Tea is leaf broth. 1
oznl Posted November 24 Posted November 24 I remember a bunch of US colleagues who were with me one day in some US downtown somewhere explaining the concept of “Mystery meat” to me and specifically, how it pertained to hot dogs after I saw a hot dog stand (something we don’t have here) and I decided I wanted to give it a go. I ate one anyway. I wanted to see what all the fuss was about. It was pretty good but yes, taxonomically ineffable. We too have “mystery meat”: smooshed together random animal parts. It just has a different form factor. 1
vvp39 Posted November 24 Posted November 24 I live alone, so I don't buy buns. A slice of sourdough or wheat berry bread cut in half makes a better-tasting bun anyway.
rusty pins Posted November 24 Posted November 24 Ha Ha! He has to push them past his "Buns" to get them up his ass! 2
Goodnitesboi Posted November 24 Posted November 24 On 11/23/2025 at 10:08 AM, willnotwill said: Why do hotdogs come in packages of ten.... When only eight fit up my ass? Well... Lol.
MrDoesNothingAlot Posted November 24 Posted November 24 Usually most hot dog packs DO come in 8. But generally it could also be a marketing tactic so that you buy two packs (or even more, maybe like five(!))to have a matching hotdog or bun for each.
Crinklz Kat Posted November 24 Posted November 24 19 minutes ago, AbabeBill said: With mustard? And if so..... yellow or spicy brown? 1
spoonchicken Posted November 25 Posted November 25 Spicy brown tastes better but it looks so similar to the color of a liquid fart. EWWWWWWW
Alyeskabird Posted November 25 Posted November 25 On 11/23/2025 at 2:50 PM, widdlemikey said: I get 8-packs. But the bigger questions are, "Are hotdogs sandwiches?" "Is tea just 'leaf soup'?" Hot dogs are sandwiches. Tea is not leaf soup, Tea is leaf broth, there is a difference. Just as coffee is broth. 1
widdlemikey Posted November 25 Posted November 25 9 hours ago, Alyeskabird said: Hot dogs are sandwiches. Tea is not leaf soup, Tea is leaf broth, there is a difference. Just as coffee is broth. Fair enough about the broth. But corn flakes and milk is DEFINITELY soup!! lol
ArtsuABDL Posted November 26 Posted November 26 Idk man, I don't like hot dogs and that just made it worse
PassiveRenegade Posted November 29 Posted November 29 Hot dogs aren't sandwiches, wrong sort of bun and cut wrong. Or you may as well say a pie is a sandwage. Tea is to runny to be soup. Though milky coffee with froth or a hot chocolate is defiantly soup The other two hotdogs go up ya nose then brethe though your mouth
Alyeskabird Posted December 2 Posted December 2 What makes a sandwich is pretty broad. Generaly its anything served on bread. Now in the US, most people think anything served on sliced white bread is a sandwich, and anything on any other sort of bread is something else, but, nope, that sub you just had, a sandwich, that hamberger, a sanwich, that hogie, a sandwich. A pie is not a sandwich unless its a bread crust. As I have yet to see a pie made with a crust of bread. It can get weird as there are a number of things that are made of the same stuff as bread, that are not bread. Pie crust is basicly flour shorting and water. I am sure that at some point someone somewhere tried to quantify what makes a sandwich, but its still pretty open, and covers a rather wide range of things. Coffee is a broth, it is the water that has been run over the coffee beans. On the other hand, hot chocolate is a soup, as the beans are ground up and mixed with the water.
ValentinesStuff Posted December 2 Posted December 2 1 hour ago, Alyeskabird said: What makes a sandwich is pretty broad. Generaly its anything served on bread. Now in the US, most people think anything served on sliced white bread is a sandwich, and anything on any other sort of bread is something else, but, nope, that sub you just had, a sandwich, that hamberger, a sanwich, that hogie, a sandwich. A pie is not a sandwich unless its a bread crust. As I have yet to see a pie made with a crust of bread. It can get weird as there are a number of things that are made of the same stuff as bread, that are not bread. Pie crust is basicly flour shorting and water. I am sure that at some point someone somewhere tried to quantify what makes a sandwich, but its still pretty open, and covers a rather wide range of things. https://lawreview.syr.edu/are-burritos-sandwiches-indiana-judge-rules-that-burritos-are-sandwiches/ It depends upon your judge.
Crinklz Kat Posted December 3 Posted December 3 "Breakfast sandwich" ... which is usually an english muffin with stuff in between. "Ice cream sandwich" --- two cookies (and yes, they are cookies, they sure aint bread!) with ice cream in the middle OREO --- or generic term "sandwich cookies" -- kinda same thing as the ice cream above I'm sure we could come up with dozens of examples.
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