[cripplecreek]

Mirvish and his colleagues examined hot dogs because past research had linked them with colon cancer.

Snicker.

[Dinsdale]

How else are we supposed to eat the 'fear factor' parts if not in a hotdog?

On the other hand a 'Nathans' or a 'Hebrew National' is a good sausage that just happens to share a name with the ground up 'lips and ....'.

[Roccus]

Eyelids, nostrils and lips....Mmmmmmm!

[George Smiley]

If this were true, then I would look like Cthulhu by now.

[My2Cents]

Ah! Finally an engine for Darwinism!

[mistybella]

My all time favorite food is hot dogs.

[Dog Gone]

I think if this were true, we'd all be dead by now.

[ladyinred]

The food police with another scare?

[paudio]

Salted dried fish and seasonings such as soy sauce may contain similar levels of these chemicals, Mirvish said.

Why aren't they in the headline, then?

[SunkenCiv]

Hey, if we don't mutate, how will we ever get to the point (as a species) where we don't like hotdogs? Sounds like this isn't that much of a problem.

[SunkenCiv]

I sure don't relish the prospects of dying over some rat parts and hot pink fat.

[firebrand]

deep-fried pork hot dog ping

[afnamvet]

If you need to be wormed after eating a delicious hot dog, chase it with 4 tablespoons rounded of dryed Fresno chili peppers.