Again, not showing political preferences here, so don't ask me whom I'm voting for (but he or she had better use whom in the proper context - I'm just sayin'). But this funny news item, via The Atlantic's Matthew Yglesias, begs the question: does a hot dog restaurant's endorsement actually mean anything? Maybe to Barack Obama it does, if it's Gray's Papaya (who just endorsed him). Look for Clinton to try for that all-important pizza endorsement. McCain? Who knows?
BTW: ketchup on hot dogs is not abomination. it's wonderful. Absolutely wonderful. Yum.
Monday, March 03, 2008
Obama picks up the Gray's Papaya vote
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Me, I like ketchup and bright yellow mustard on my hotdogs, and nothing else. It appalls my brother-in-law, who grew up eating brats, but... /shrugs/
On your peep photo -- have you seen the sugar free peeps? My mind boggles. I thought that marshmallow was all sugar. No?
I've heard of sugar-free marshmallows, but not sugar-free peeps. It is oxymoronic, like "taste-free flavor" or something along those lines.
SUGAR FREE PEEPS!!! BLASPHEMY!!!
Pft. The only reason people use 'whom' anymore is because the grammar books say we have to. It's a word that, if not being kept alive by those texts, would've dropped out of common useage by now.
They don't use "whom"? I don't know whom you're talking about. Now that whole thing about never ending a sentence with a preposition - THAT is one of the stupidest things I have ever heard of. I regularly break it on purpose.
Oops, and it's "usage" hehehehehe...
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