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27/05/2024 11:26 am
and you`l never lack for a fine dinner or lunch
27/05/2024 12:44 pm
Ah, the "Old Hot Dog Woman". A title not easily aspired to, without lots of practice!
john barry and John Kuvakas reacted
27/05/2024 12:52 pm
I'm not sure I trust a woman who serves old hot dogs!
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
john barry and Tony Perrone reacted
27/05/2024 1:34 pm
I'm not sure I trust a woman who serves old hot dogs!
LOL!! 
Jack Dodds and john barry reacted
27/05/2024 1:46 pm
Never in a million tears could I have imagined I would be sharing bites of a hotdog with an older woman in her kitchen on Memorial Day.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
27/05/2024 5:36 pm
@jkuvakas Me either as I await my hospital “surprise” dinner at 6:35 pm.
Saint Clair Shores, Michigan
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28/05/2024 10:28 am
Ah, the "Old Hot Dog Woman". A title not easily aspired to, without lots of practice!
I seem to recall it was Fleetwood Mac who dedicated their song "Rock On Hot Dog Woman" to these fine ladies.
John Kuvakas and Tony Perrone reacted
28/05/2024 10:53 am
Ah, the "Old Hot Dog Woman". A title not easily aspired to, without lots of practice!
I seem to recall it was Fleetwood Mac who dedicated their song "Rock On Hot Dog Woman" to these fine ladies.
Good memory! The leads were done by Stevie 'Oscar Meyer' Nicks!
John Kuvakas reacted
28/05/2024 11:29 am
In response to the oft requested details pertaining to Canadian history by international Forum members I offer the following facts. Thanks goes to Forum member John Barry for creating his accurate display depicting this historical event, which prompted the following narrative by Canadian historian Dr. Lotta Bull of Nunavut University:
When the relatively primitive Eskimos in Canada's barren north experienced their first telephone system installation in the 1920s they mistakenly thought it was playground equipment and went crazy for the perceived monkey bars. This necessitated a volunteer fire department response to knock them off the structure. Government dignitaries attending the ribbon cutting ceremonies that day were disgusted by the scene before them and as a result nicknamed these miscreants a bunch of "hosers". In their defense the outraged Eskimos argued that they were simply overcome with joy while playing on the strange structure and stated that as a means of recreation they were "really into it". Because of their thick accents the government officials misunderstood the Eskimos and took them literally, so to placate them the tribe were renamed Inuit. Over time the "hoser" moniker and the new tribal name caught on and both are officially recognized and frequently used Canadian terms to this day.
28/05/2024 12:30 pm
I'm not sure I trust a woman who serves old hot dogs!
Hey they's old allraht but c'mon y'all........ they's chili dawgs! Ain't no such thang as a bad chili dawg!
I may surprise my bride and make some of these beauties (add cheese add sauerkraut) for dinner tonight, with french fries and coleslaw on the side.
28/05/2024 12:58 pm
I'm not sure I trust a woman who serves old hot dogs!
Hey they's old allraht but c'mon y'all........ they's chili dawgs! Ain't no such thang as a bad chili dawg!
I may surprise my bride and make some of these beauties (add cheese add sauerkraut) for dinner tonight, with chips and coleslaw on the side.
You're a GOOD husband Jack!!
28/05/2024 2:36 pm
@perrone1 Lol....I have my moments but they are somewhat rare. Btw, can I use you as a character reference if required Tony?
29/05/2024 6:32 am
@perrone1 Lol....I have my moments but they are somewhat rare. Btw, can I use you as a character reference if required Tony?
By all means! All positive references, all the time. Donations appreciated.
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