ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
Sorry I just got caught up in the moment.

You're absolutely right.  I admit my hypocrisy, apologize for it, and hope we can move on.

 oldslabsides wrote: 
Nope the next step is wanting help - no where near that bus stop yet. 

 mzpro5 wrote: 
In this case the deviant behavior is telling people they can't put ketchup on hot dogs when you publicly admit you put ketchup on *god I can't even say it.* Hurka hurka hurka

 mzpro5 wrote: 
At least you've recognized the problem.  The next step is seeking help.

 triskele wrote: 
Everyone really should have a "fall back" to explain deviant behavior. 

 mzpro5 wrote: 
studying late for an anthro course....that could explain LOTS of things!! 

 triskele wrote: 
I put in an edit.  I know no one else that puts ketchup on a gyro and don't know how it started. 

Probably a 2 AM culinary misadventure after a night studying the local evening social customs for my anthropology course in college and it stuck.

 oldslabsides wrote: 
I don't like to use the oven when it is so warm.

 mzpro5 wrote: 
so we can blame your parents for this abomination....good enough...    still....ew...and i still say that ketchup on gyros is sacrilegious.  cucumber sauce, of course....that's natural....ketchup....not so much...
but, as they said in rudolph the red nosed reindeer, you eat what you like, and i'll eat what i like!

Then there's Paula Dean's Pineapple Pot Roast Upside Down Cake.  mmm mmmm!

 triskele wrote: 
Oh yeah cucumber sauce and ketchup on a gyro.  I have to admit I know no one else that does this.

I know about the bologna and though ketchup on a hotdog is sacrilegious I put ketchup on a bologna sandwich, a remnant of childhood.

 mzpro5 wrote: 
ABOMINATION!

 mzpro5 wrote: 
OH the huge manitee!!!  on gyros?!!!!!!!!   

bologna is just flattened hot dogs......no ketchup!!!  mustard!!!   gah!!!!

 oldslabsides wrote: 
you have no idea!    thanks!

 oldslabsides wrote: 
The how would we eat:

bologna sandwiches
french fries
onion rings
gyros
mac & cheese
hash browns
home fries

 rachlan wrote: 
You poor thing.  I'm so sorry your father was so afflicted.

 oldslabsides wrote: 
my father often used to eat it right out of the packet.  he would squeeze the thing into his mouth.   and he used to pour table spoons of it out of the bottle and eat it.   he liked it.

 jadewahoo wrote: 
No I most certainly did not.

 mzpro5 wrote: 
there probably is in chicago....chicagoans are very specific about what goes on a hot dog, and what does NOT....

 triskele wrote: 
COOORRRREEECCCCTTT !!!!!

I don't understand the butter never heard of that - but ketchup on a hotdog - I'm sure there must be a law against it.