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What sucks is, I didn’t like the old bakes they had, I would rather get the pesto turkey sandwich they had, but they sold the same chicken bakes in the frozen aisle they served in the food court

Now they got this new bomb version, and now they don’t sell it in frozen.

Ie. Their hot dogs in food court; they sell those in the hot dog fridge. They are smaller but same hot dog,
Kirkland. Pack of 3 like 15 bucks. But hands down the best hotdogs ive ever had I buy them, open 1 pack and freeze the other 2 for future
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Their hot dogs in food court; they sell those in the hot dog fridge. They are smaller but same hot dog,
Kirkland. Pack of 3 like 15 bucks. But hands down the best hotdogs ive ever had I buy them, open 1 pack and freeze the other 2 for future
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What sucks is, I didn’t like the old bakes they had, I would rather get the pesto turkey sandwich they had, but they sold the same chicken bakes in the frozen aisle they served in the food court

Now they got this new bomb version, and now they don’t sell it in frozen.

Ie. Their hot dogs in food court; they sell those in the hot dog fridge. They are smaller but same hot dog,
Kirkland. Pack of 3 like 15 bucks. But hands down the best hotdogs ive ever had I buy them, open 1 pack and freeze the other 2 for future
The Kirkland ones are legendary. If you don't shop at Costco the closest match is Oscar Meyer Angus beef hot dogs. They're expensive but also delicious.
 

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The Kirkland ones are legendary. If you don't shop at Costco the closest match is Oscar Meyer Angus beef hot dogs. They're expensive but also delicious.
interesting. I've never been a fan of pink spooge stuffed into an intestine, but that's probably because I've never had a good one. US Army commissary in the late 70's overseas was probably a poor sampling. I still "fondly" remember the #10 cans of skim milk powder.
 

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We're you ever stationed in Germany?
no, Japan. And the Japanese "hotdog" (we call them cocktail wieners) are one-bite-spit-it-out disgusting. Made from fish and sometimes chicken. And yet I'll eat Kamaboko and sautéed whale any day.

Ok back to Mustangs, anyone try whale-oil additive to the Diff to enhance lubricity? /joke
 
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interesting. I've never been a fan of pink spooge stuffed into an intestine, but that's probably because I've never had a good one. US Army commissary in the late 70's overseas was probably a poor sampling. I still "fondly" remember the #10 cans of skim milk powder.
Don't remind me about military food. Air Force not much better in the early '70s. When I asked why there was a bone in the liver, the cook's story was liver was defined as a general area within the animal so may or may not contain bones.
 

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Nathan's.............. best of brand


Overseas:
Monkey meat on a stick before crossing shit river. Some will know
 
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Grabbed one today

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Eating a stromboli in the mustang?!?
If the dining room is closed I use the drive thru and stand outside the car to eat. I can't even drive home with prepared food without the windows down until the stink is gone

Do you shave in the car? Eat Nature Valley bars? Bowls of cereal? Where does it end?
 

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Where does it end?
ketchup on wax paper in one's lap, and fishing fries out of the container, dipping, dropping them down your front, and finding a few that fell between the seat and center console. Isn't that how everybody does it?
 

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ketchup on wax paper in one's lap, and fishing fries out of the container, dipping, dropping them down your front, and finding a few that fell between the seat and center console. Isn't that how everybody does it?
Well hell yes, the ones that slip between the seat and center console. Next days lunch.
 

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ketchup on wax paper in one's lap, and fishing fries out of the container, dipping, dropping them down your front, and finding a few that fell between the seat and center console. Isn't that how everybody does it?
My cars are the only place I'm a neat freak. No food or drinks except in sealed containers with exception for bottled water and that only on road trips.
 

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Finally got her out to stretch her legs - first time since Mid January. Saw a few of our fellow S550 owners out and about as well here in SE PA.
 

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Today I upgraded my lousy 2019 single horn to a proper dual horn, and yesterday I installed Ford sport pedals to upgrade the interior somewhat. Spring Mustang fever is real!

Oh, I guess I should report that I haven’t eaten anything in it yet!!

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