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Rich
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Joined: Tue Mar 07, 2006 8:46 pm Posts: 11806
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jermy wrote: no chicago dog theme? 
I seriously didn't see the hot dog in there the first three times I scanned this pic 
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JHOTTROD
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Joined: Mon Oct 17, 2005 4:14 am Posts: 2902 Location: Nowhere NY
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Suddenly i got a hankering for a deep dish pizza 
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jojo the dog faced boy
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Joined: Thu Jun 28, 2007 9:03 am Posts: 2007 Location: Melting in the desert....
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and my mouths-a-watering for some of those dogs......
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bansheebot
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Joined: Sat Apr 07, 2007 12:09 pm Posts: 5003
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I have to ask -- What is the green, mint jelly-esque relish stuff on that there dawg?
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the_z
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Joined: Wed Jan 25, 2006 12:05 am Posts: 2148 Location: a Ukranian village
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bansheebot wrote: I have to ask -- What is the green, mint jelly-esque relish stuff on that there dawg?
It's just a pickle type relish but it comes in this terrifyingly neon green color...quite tasty.
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bansheebot
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the_z wrote: bansheebot wrote: I have to ask -- What is the green, mint jelly-esque relish stuff on that there dawg? It's just a pickle type relish but it comes in this terrifyingly neon green color...quite tasty. Ah, I see. And to follow up, is it sweet relish? (If so, that ruins the whole thing.)
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rotokirby
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Joined: Fri Jun 23, 2006 2:54 pm Posts: 240
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bansheebot wrote: the_z wrote: bansheebot wrote: I have to ask -- What is the green, mint jelly-esque relish stuff on that there dawg? It's just a pickle type relish but it comes in this terrifyingly neon green color...quite tasty. Ah, I see. And to follow up, is it sweet relish? (If so, that ruins the whole thing.)
It's typically a sweet-ish relish. No worries, just ask to leave it off...subtractions are usually allowed. Just don't ask for ketchup. Big no no.
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BloodDrinker6969
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Joined: Sun Nov 26, 2006 9:13 pm Posts: 12024 Location: Chicago, Like R.Kelly
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OK, Truth time: Being a native Chicago-an my whole life, not NEAR Chicago but IN Chicago......................................................... I like nothing on my hot dogs. Just meat. I'm a bit ashamed. Also I prefer thin crust to deep dish. I think it's cause most lower/middle class families who ordered pizza in Chicago couldn't afford deep dish except for special occasions, so most of us were weened on the thin.
OK, now I can live with myself.
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lurker
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Joined: Thu Dec 08, 2005 8:22 pm Posts: 3696 Location: Pittsburgh, PA
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just watched the history of hot dogs on the history channel, lol.
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miami
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Joined: Mon Feb 05, 2007 8:59 am Posts: 1335 Location: 33139 or 95437
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Know your pain, man.
I'm from Mississippi, and can't stand fried chicken. Happily, I could live for a month on grits, so I wasn't thrown down a well as a child.
I do love me a good Chicago dog (double peppers, hold the tomato, sprinkle of celery salt), and happily they are available in Miami, but I have never understood the neon-green relish. I don't mind sweet relish particularly, but only the sausage purveyors ever seem to have that particular color, and the appeal of it utterly escapes me. It's not quite as bad as blue catsup and purple mustard and all those other newfangled kid-oriented oddities, but it's close.
BloodDrinker6969 wrote: OK, Truth time: Being a native Chicago-an my whole life, not NEAR Chicago but IN Chicago......................................................... I like nothing on my hot dogs. Just meat. I'm a bit ashamed. Also I prefer thin crust to deep dish. I think it's cause most lower/middle class families who ordered pizza in Chicago couldn't afford deep dish except for special occasions, so most of us were weened on the thin.
OK, now I can live with myself.
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3x3is9
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Joined: Mon Sep 18, 2006 7:25 am Posts: 890
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Hey, Winnipeg used to be called Little Chicago 'cuz a bunch of Chicago designers built a bunch of the downtown buildings here.
Sooo... can I hang out here?
I love those hot dogs, and I also love:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrftqT5pPg4
Juke Squad!!! 
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zef
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Joined: Mon Dec 31, 2007 9:44 pm Posts: 23 Location: US
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hi chicago people. . . new to SB, but a long-time lurker, and i just wanted to make my first post in the hometown garage - born and raised in the city tho i don't live there anymore.
(and a shout out to hotfunk for the Naked Raygun avi !! )
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Collin Shots
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Joined: Fri Sep 28, 2007 2:05 am Posts: 1868 Location: 1503
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lurker wrote: just watched the history of hot dogs on the history channel, lol.
They made them look so good, I saw that. I'll give chicago the hot dog for being really good and you can eat one or two max, rather than like 4 or 5.
The deep dish pizza is straight up half assed lasagna though.
Houston and chicago have been battling for a while as fattest city, maybe they should cut back stuffing everything all ginormous like. One of my best friends is from chicago, he hates me when I talk bad about it in any way I find it hilarious though.
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BloodDrinker6969
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Joined: Sun Nov 26, 2006 9:13 pm Posts: 12024 Location: Chicago, Like R.Kelly
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Collin Shots wrote: lurker wrote: just watched the history of hot dogs on the history channel, lol. They made them look so good, I saw that. I'll give chicago the hot dog for being really good and you can eat one or two max, rather than like 4 or 5. The deep dish pizza is straight up half assed lasagna though. Houston and chicago have been battling for a while as fattest city, maybe they should cut back stuffing everything all ginormous like. One of my best friends is from chicago, he hates me when I talk bad about it in any way I find it hilarious though. =p
You're from California man, you just wouldn't get it 
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hillsy11
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Collin Shots wrote: lurker wrote: just watched the history of hot dogs on the history channel, lol. They made them look so good, I saw that. I'll give chicago the hot dog for being really good and you can eat one or two max, rather than like 4 or 5. The deep dish pizza is straight up half assed lasagna though. Houston and chicago have been battling for a while as fattest city, maybe they should cut back stuffing everything all ginormous like. One of my best friends is from chicago, he hates me when I talk bad about it in any way I find it hilarious though. =p
Not even close, man. Good deep dish pizza is nothing like lasagna. Also, it's convenient you failed to mention LA was 5th and 3rd the last 2 years on the "fattest city" list.
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jermy
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Joined: Fri Jan 12, 2007 11:24 am Posts: 218 Location: New Orleans
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Collin Shots wrote: lurker wrote: just watched the history of hot dogs on the history channel, lol. They made them look so good, I saw that. I'll give chicago the hot dog for being really good and you can eat one or two max, rather than like 4 or 5. The deep dish pizza is straight up half assed lasagna though. Houston and chicago have been battling for a while as fattest city, maybe they should cut back stuffing everything all ginormous like. One of my best friends is from chicago, he hates me when I talk bad about it in any way I find it hilarious though. =p
as an east coast transplant, i can't say i'm big into the soupy pizza. what really makes me cry is that the midwest insists on cutting its "regular" pizza into squares. which is not convenient. its just square. don't get me wrong. i'll gladly eat the hell out of it. triangles, dude.
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BloodDrinker6969
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Joined: Sun Nov 26, 2006 9:13 pm Posts: 12024 Location: Chicago, Like R.Kelly
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No way dude, SQUARES 4 LIFE! They're smaller, and if made into a large triangle wouldn't hold up like NY pizza. Chicagos thin crust or "regular" pizza is an un-sung hero of my life.
Chi-town gets all this cred for the deep, but that good ol' thin rules. It's totally different from NY thin crust pizza, which I LOVE, but Chicagos is a bit heavier.
Shoot, there I go again, told you, ALL DAY I can go on about Chicago food.
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bannedindc
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Joined: Mon Jul 31, 2006 3:37 pm Posts: 3435 Location: super 7 country
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I never liked deep dish until I moved to california. In fact not until last week when I ate at a place called Zacharys in berkeley . Holy fuck. I now love deep dish. Mr flynn also took me to a sausage/hot dog place called rosamundes in the lower haight that was So good. they also have vegan dogs
Im sure its poser shit compared to chicago but Id like to officially thank chicago for lowering my life expectancy by that much more.
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ajb603
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Joined: Sun Jan 01, 2006 5:51 pm Posts: 304 Location: Chicago, Il
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bannedindc wrote: Id like to officially thank chicago for lowering my life expectancy by that much more.
hahaha. I agree. I would not have it any other way.
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zef
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Joined: Mon Dec 31, 2007 9:44 pm Posts: 23 Location: US
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cheezborgers at Billy Goat Tavern.
(someone please tell me it's still there)
deep dish was lost on me.
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akum6n
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Joined: Sat Nov 04, 2006 12:03 am Posts: 6162 Location: Shima
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zef wrote: cheezborgers at Billy Goat Tavern. (someone please tell me it's still there)
deep dish was lost on me.
It's still there. Passed by it a week ago on a trip to Chicago.
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miami
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Joined: Mon Feb 05, 2007 8:59 am Posts: 1335 Location: 33139 or 95437
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Collin Shots wrote: lurker wrote: just watched the history of hot dogs on the history channel, lol. They made them look so good, I saw that.
Love dogs, but I saw them manufactured last night on 'How It's Made,' and the shots of the vats of meat-paste, before filling the casings, were bad disgusting. Might have to lay off a while, till that visual memory fades. Maybe I can convince myself that degree of awfulness is only applicable to Canadian dogs.
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resinate
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Joined: Sat Jun 05, 2010 12:00 pm Posts: 435 Location: los angeles
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 Re: Welcome to Chi Town
brianflynn wrote: hmm.. maybe Chicago's Finest (ala Big Black) or Basement Screams (ala Naked Raygun).... a few years after the fact here, but these names both register more than the current  if i had suggestions i'd be throwing them in - just hate the doubt i get every time i click on the forum
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