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Poll #16615 Tomato-basil sausage corndog

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Tomato. Basil. Sausage. Corndogs.

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Hell yeah!
6 (10.2%)

Yes.
4 (6.8%)

Maybe.
9 (15.3%)

No.
8 (13.6%)

Hell no!
4 (6.8%)

Are they bioregional?
4 (6.8%)

Now you're just making shit up, Nightingale.
10 (16.9%)

Hipsters gonna hip.
14 (23.7%)

Comments

[linaelyn]

wait wait wait... y'all up there in the northern parts call corn dogs, "pogos"? As in, pogo stick, something to bounce up and down on?

OH CANADA. HOW I LOVE YOU and your (apparent? feigned?) innocence of innuendo.

[commodorified]

Actually... http://whatsdifferentincanada.tumblr.com/post/85239576334/pogo-sticks

[linaelyn]

Am I going to lose the next two hours of my life to that site?

Yup.

[linaelyn]

http://whatsdifferentincanada.tumblr.com/post/52910513372/robertson-screws

I rest my case on the innuendo thing.

[commodorified]

Robbies. Are. Awesome.

I must now find a way to use them as a plot point.

http://whatsdifferentincanada.tumblr.com/post/98350372319/canada-post

[aella_irene]

Canadian Housemate and I were assembling furniture last Friday, and I won't deny that there were points where I was saying huskily, "Tell me more about your... Robertson screws."

That evening was one long series of screwing jokes, with occasional diversions into nailing and hammering.

:D :D :D :D :D

[linaelyn]

IKEA assembly instructions have been a source of constant mirth in our household, re: the potential for little graphical illustrations of INSERT: Tab A => Slot B.

[james_g4clf]

Innuendo? Surely a corn dog is not an Italian suppository?