Hotdog??

Kabam Boo · December 2020

Don't forget about veggie dogs

Snizzbar · December 2020

Kabam Boo said:
Don't forget about veggie dogs

Which raises the question - what type of hotdog would Groot prefer? Pork, human, or plant-based?

Hammerbro_64 · December 2020

Snizzbar said:

Kabam Boo said:
Don't forget about veggie dogs
Which raises the question - what type of hotdog would Groot prefer? Pork, human, or plant-based?

Probably a candy hot dog, given that plants love their glucose

Odinson9 · December 2020

This is probably the best post have have put on here🤣

Solvseus · December 2020

People keep forgetting that he was a spider bitten by a radioactive pig, but it’s a NY dog, so probably no pork in there anyway.

ThatGuyYouSaw235 · December 2020

Kabam Boo said:
Don't forget about veggie dogs

Mmmm yes, lettuce in hotdog bun

RichTheMan · December 2020

Its made of Human Meat I believe.

Snizzbar · December 2020

Primerprime5 said:
It's definitely, horrifying, pork. In the motion comic Ham asks Venom if he "likes street meat" and how he "feels about pulled pork". If there wasn't actual pig in there there'd be no need for him to make that pun, as all his jokes are essentially improv ones based on the situation he finds himself in. Furthermore, he was originally a spider (which are cannibalistic) so he probably has no qualms eating pork as he wasn't born porcine and doesn't feel inherent disgust at it.

Nope

BsuGuy · December 2020

It could have been an all beef hot dog as well

Odinson9 · December 2020

Snizzbar said:

Primerprime5 said:
It's definitely, horrifying, pork. In the motion comic Ham asks Venom if he "likes street meat" and how he "feels about pulled pork". If there wasn't actual pig in there there'd be no need for him to make that pun, as all his jokes are essentially improv ones based on the situation he finds himself in. Furthermore, he was originally a spider (which are cannibalistic) so he probably has no qualms eating pork as he wasn't born porcine and doesn't feel inherent disgust at it.
Nope

That’s not weird at all lol

Sundance_2099 · December 2020

I'm just glad I live in a country that has (at least for the time being) decent food standards, so our sausages contain 100% pork and not lips and buttholes or something and we don't have chlorinated chicken, hormone enriched beef and the other garbage that passes as food elsewhere.

And I don't get why the UK should lower it's standards to meet the US's garbage ones and why America can't improve it's food and feed its people better.

oh, wait, FREEDOM!(TM)

BsuGuy · December 2020

Sundance_2099 said:
I'm just glad I live in a country that has (at least for the time being) decent food standards, so our sausages contain 100% pork and not lips and buttholes or something and we don't have chlorinated chicken, hormone enriched beef and the other garbage that passes as food elsewhere.

And I don't get why the UK should lower it's standards to meet the US's garbage ones and why America can't improve it's food and feed its people better.

oh, wait, FREEDOM!(TM)

The population of the U.K. as a whole is 1/5th of that of the United States. I wouldn't be so high and mighty when it comes to food standards. Do I agree with the way large scale meat processing is conducted in the U.S., not at all. However, when you've got 300 million mouths to feed there has to be some give and take especially when agriculture in the U.S. continues to decline every year.

Mrspider568 · December 2020

RichTheMan said:
Its made of Human Meat I believe.

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Sundance_2099 · December 2020

CGR2020 said:

Sundance_2099 said:
could be vegan/vegetarian.

This was brought up re: bad piggies in Angry Birds Movie eating hot dogs and Rovio's response was that they were vegetarian hot dogs.
Wait seriously?

yes. The Angry Birds Movie shows the green pig villains eating hot dogs, this was brought up on Twitter and Facebook and the official social media bods from Rovio said, 'they are vegetarian'.

Sundance_2099 · December 2020

BsuGuy said:

Sundance_2099 said:
I'm just glad I live in a country that has (at least for the time being) decent food standards, so our sausages contain 100% pork and not lips and buttholes or something and we don't have chlorinated chicken, hormone enriched beef and the other garbage that passes as food elsewhere.

And I don't get why the UK should lower it's standards to meet the US's garbage ones and why America can't improve it's food and feed its people better.

oh, wait, FREEDOM!(TM)
The population of the U.K. as a whole is 1/5th of that of the United States. I wouldn't be so high and mighty when it comes to food standards. Do I agree with the way large scale meat processing is conducted in the U.S., not at all. However, when you've got 300 million mouths to feed there has to be some give and take especially when agriculture in the U.S. continues to decline every year.

What's the population got to do with it? Better quality food means more people are healthy, means they can work more, means more money for companies. Same as socialised healthcare: healthy workers are more productive workers. Especially if they're not stressed out about whether they can afford to take time off to see a doctor or go to the dentist or to pay for the medication. Frankly, corporate America ought to be demanding the government provide socialised healthcare so they can make more money from their workers and so that their customers have more disposable income to spend on their products. It's just good business sense.