Things you just don't "get."

[ER]

People who order a meal in an expensive restaurant and then cover their meal is so much salt that they are basically eating almost pure sodium.

I also don't like when people automatically put salt on their food before they even bother to taste it.

Warren Buffet does that and it makes me want to yell at him. And make fun of his once-haughty football team.

[indianasmith]

Only 5% of the time is the food too salty to begin with, so us premature salters experience 95% more salt-related happiness over a lifetime than you poor shmucks!

[ER]

Back in the day when I had tennis tournaments coming up and I was working out in every spare minute I started putting powdered kelp on almost everything I ate, sprinkling it like salt from a shaker, to get iodine and boost thyroid function (and thereby energy), and that got some good stares. ("Wudiz that?") It did help give me energy but it also left me thirsty because kelp can be really salty.

[RCMerchant]

I put hot sauce on almost everything fried. Or not fried!

[RCMerchant]

Why don't they sell hot dogs at McDonald's? Or most fast food joints?
That's all I would buy! A saurkraut dog with mustard!

[Svengoolie 3]

Why don't they sell hot dogs at McDonald's? Or most fast food joints?
That's all I would buy! A saurkraut dog with mustard!

Try dairy queen.

[RCMerchant]

Why don't they sell hot dogs at McDonald's? Or most fast food joints?
That's all I would buy! A saurkraut dog with mustard!

Try dairy queen.

We don't have one.  
There's one in Kalamazoo, but that's 25 miles away.
My town don't have anything. I have to go 8 miles into Paw Paw to see a McDonalds. I eat there about once every 3 months.
Hard to do if you ain't got a car.

[RCMerchant]

It really don't matter, because I make hot dogs right here at home.
I was just wondering why they don't. They got chicken and fish and bacon burgers and now this s**t called plant burgers on TV that makes me think of Soylent Green.
But no hot dogs! 

[bob]

It really don't matter, because I make hot dogs right here at home.
I was just wondering why they don't. They got chicken and fish and bacon burgers and now this s**t called plant burgers on TV that makes me think of Soylent Green.
But no hot dogs! 

I think that can't be too far from happening

I think maybe they think burgers are easier to recreate with plants so they started with that 

[claws]

Why don't they sell hot dogs at McDonald's? Or most fast food joints?
That's all I would buy! A saurkraut dog with mustard!

McDonalds here in Germany did hot dogs about two years ago:



They sold them for about six months. I had a few, they weren't bad. Germans don't eat hot dogs with sauerkraut, that is unheard of here 
Though I made Krautdogs on my own.

Germany doesn't have a hot dog culture, that's why the best hot dogs you'll find in Germany is at Ikea.

[Gabriel Knight]

90% of the previews and articles in the front page of IMDb are from super heroes movies and series.

Like, seriously, people never grow tired of that garbage?

[RCMerchant]

It really don't matter, because I make hot dogs right here at home.
I was just wondering why they don't. They got chicken and fish and bacon burgers and now this s**t called plant burgers on TV that makes me think of Soylent Green.
But no hot dogs!  

I think that can't be too far from happening

I think maybe they think burgers are easier to recreate with plants so they started with that  

[bob]

It really don't matter, because I make hot dogs right here at home.
I was just wondering why they don't. They got chicken and fish and bacon burgers and now this s**t called plant burgers on TV that makes me think of Soylent Green.
But no hot dogs!  

I think that can't be too far from happening

I think maybe they think burgers are easier to recreate with plants so they started with that  

 

[Rev. Powell]

The appeal of online role-playing games like World of Warcraft or whatever's popular today.

If I want to play a computer game, I want to be able to focus on it without having to deal with a bunch of idiots. If I want to play a social game, I want it to be in person so we can talk and joke and eat and have control over the rules. Online multiplayer games seem like the worst of both worlds.

[Gabriel Knight]

The appeal of online role-playing games like World of Warcraft or whatever's popular today.

If I want to play a computer game, I want to be able to focus on it without having to deal with a bunch of idiots. If I want to play a social game, I want it to be in person so we can talk and joke and eat and have control over the rules. Online multiplayer games seem like the worst of both worlds.

Well, it depends a lot on the group you end up with. I play WoW since like forever and have a tight group composed of people around South America. It's really strange because while we may never meet in person, we enjoy the company of each other as a gaming group.
Years ago we play PnP roleplaying games with my childhood friends, but sadly our schedules rarely allow us to do it anymore. With online games at least we can "create" weird times to play.