The philosophy of hot dogs....

[Uncle Bob]

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[Rob whatever]

Makes total sense to me.

[grantgallagher]

Makes sense to me as well. Dont know why they picked Aquinas for the meme as he died about 200 years before hot dogs were supposedly invented. Non the less, im ok with being a hot dog (in a way).

[FireMan]

And see I was goin to ask “Did he really say that”?

[smabrito]

Something to chew on!

[gboss]

Is that from the special Japanese edition of the summa theologica with the bonus tracks and the OBI strip?

[Mosca]

Mind. Blown.

[Attjack]

Hot diggity dawg!

[JLR]

LOL “Puree’d meat” is a generous description.

[Murdy]

Yes. Sausage makers prefer "ground" -- so do I come to think of it.

[DavidNorcross]

Is this going to start another series of hot dog threads?

[FireMan]

Let’s take a poll & find out.

[Murdy]

I say "Yes!"

[Bkhuna]

You heard it hear, he threw down the hot dog gauntlet!

[Richard Chrz]

Is that kind of like a cow eating grass makes it a vegetarian meal?

[gboss]

There were more modern followers of this philosophy, notably Harry Caray

[Spinaker]

Great reference

[Spinaker]

I mean, this just makes me love the $1.50 Hotdogs from Costco even more.

[Bkhuna]

Ever sat down in the table section and divided up a rotisserie chicken for lunch?

[Spinaker]

Hahaha, no, but I would respect anyone who would. Bkhuna

[JimLinebarger]

Sorta also brings up the discussion about processed foods. Following this hot dog logic (Steely Dan song?) isn't all food processed, in the end?

[FireMan]

Hot dog processed? I thought all they did was cut the nose, tail & legs off and voila!