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Richard Henry wrote:
On May 11, 9:13 am, "Bob F" wrote:
"ant" wrote in message

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The Dream of Butter wrote:
On May 9, 6:17 pm, Richard Henry wrote:

But is it kosher?

Does it matter? It's a frigging hot dog for Christ's sake! Do you
really
care if a vat of toenails, parts, parts, and parts was blessed by a
rabbi?

Kosher is fascism. Deny all religious lifestyle dogma.

I thought kosher meant it didn't have any milk in it, or scales, or
something.

The kosher gherkins in american supermarkets are always the good
ones to get.

Kosher would certainly mean no dairy products mixed with meat, no
pork, etc.

I once saw a "Kosher hot dog" in a food machine. It was a bun
containing a weiner sliced open and filled with cheese. Someone had
a sense of humor.

Maybe there was no meat in the weiner.

Or the cheese was rubbish!

That's pretty funny though, as you'd expect that americans would know all
that kosher stuff.

The frankfurt was most likely sawdust flavoured with cow mince.

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The Real Bev wrote:

I killed a mouse once, but I'll be damned if I'd eat it unless I was
really starving.

Ever talk to a surviver of a WWII Japanese POW camp?

My family sources tell me mice, rats, and monkeys are mighty tasty under
the proper circumstances.

I think I'll wait until my situation is slightly more desperate before
testing their observations. One more year of McBush should do it.

On May 11, 8:58 pm, Ted Waldron wrote:
In article ,

"ant" wrote:
The Dream of Butter wrote:
Kosher is fascism. Deny all religious lifestyle dogma.

I thought kosher meant it didn't have any milk in it, or scales, or
something.

Kashrut/Kosher are dietary laws, that make sense when one lives in a
very hot climate without refrigeration, like Southwest Asia a couple
thousand years ago.

I rest my case. Failing to adjust one's diet to the technological
advances
of the last 2000 years is simply kowtowing to the irrational fascism
of the
religious authority.

On May 12, 10:19*pm, The Dream of Butter wrote:
On May 11, 8:58 pm, Ted Waldron wrote: In article ,

*"ant" wrote:
The Dream of Butter wrote:
Kosher is fascism. Deny all religious lifestyle dogma.

I thought kosher meant it didn't have any milk in it, or scales, or
something.

Kashrut/Kosher are dietary laws, that make sense when one lives in a
very hot climate without refrigeration, like Southwest Asia a couple
thousand years ago.

I rest my case. Failing to adjust one's diet to the technological
advances
of the last 2000 years is simply kowtowing to the irrational fascism
of the
religious authority.

Since the technological advances of the last 50 years include the
ability to make vegetables (and who knows what else) taste like meat,
I'll stick with Kosher, where available.

BTW, I bought some of those Nathan's dogs. I am eating one now
Nathan's style, I believe (whitebread bun and plain yellow mustard).
I like the crunch of the casing, and the flavor is unique. I know
they claim to have a secret spice mix, which I kind of like, although
my first impression was that one of the spices is dried cat pee.

On May 12, 10:52 pm, Richard Henry wrote:
On May 12, 10:19 pm, The Dream of Butter wrote:



On May 11, 8:58 pm, Ted Waldron wrote: In article ,

"ant" wrote:
The Dream of Butter wrote:
Kosher is fascism. Deny all religious lifestyle dogma.

I thought kosher meant it didn't have any milk in it, or scales, or
something.

Kashrut/Kosher are dietary laws, that make sense when one lives in a
very hot climate without refrigeration, like Southwest Asia a couple
thousand years ago.

I rest my case. Failing to adjust one's diet to the technological
advances
of the last 2000 years is simply kowtowing to the irrational fascism
of the
religious authority.

Since the technological advances of the last 50 years include the
ability to make vegetables (and who knows what else) taste like meat,
I'll stick with Kosher, where available.

BTW, I bought some of those Nathan's dogs. I am eating one now
Nathan's style, I believe (whitebread bun and plain yellow mustard).
I like the crunch of the casing, and the flavor is unique. I know
they claim to have a secret spice mix, which I kind of like, although
my first impression was that one of the spices is dried cat pee.

Okay fine, eat your kosher dried-cat-pee-tasting wieners. But when
they tell you to circumsize your daughter, don't come looking to me
for excuses.

I'm going to go enjoy a bacon cheeseburger. Nom Nom Nom

On Sun, 11 May 2008 20:08:16 -0700, The Real Bev
wrote this crap:

In the warrior's handbook, anything you kill yourself is kosher.

I killed a mouse once, but I'll be damned if I'd eat it unless I was
really starving.


Wuss!




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