[nickcarraway]

[Yaelle]

I can’t believe Anthony Weiner’s weiner isn’t on here. But I don’t like looking at it. So I’ll just include a link to it.

http://tominpaine.blogspot.com/2011_06_01_archive.html

[trisham]

I'm happy with a plain old chili dog

[eclecticEel]

That dog looks like it’s topped with the stuff I feed to my fish.

[cripplecreek]

You can still get a real Coney dog in Detroit or Jackson Michigan.

Accept no substitute.

[BBB333]

Just had two Hebrew National jumbo dogs for lunch:

Diced onions, diced tomatoes, celery salt and ketchup.

CAN’T BE BEAT!

[Jack Hydrazine]

[autumnraine]

The south is known for the slaw dog.

[Tijeras_Slim]

Well, that pic in #1 explains why they don't sell these in the back of comic books anymore...

[Paine in the Neck]

[ExCTCitizen]

Sorry there are 3 places for hot dogs - 1) Harry’s in Colchester, CT, 2) a hot dog cart in Milford, CT (expensive dogs, but the chef cooks in a tux) and 3) a roadside stand in Litchfield, CT.

[cld51860]

I live here in Phoenix. I am going to have to try that Short Leash Sit...Stay place. Already sent an email to my co-workers!

[Jack Hammer]

Used to be virtually every hot dog was pretty much composed of “The Five T’s” - teats, testicles, tongues, tails, and tripe.

Is this no longer the case?

[OldPossum]

Once there was a hole-in-the-wall hot dog joint in downtown Birmingham, Alabama that served the best hot dogs I ever had. It was Pete’s Famous Hot Dogs and it featured a proprietary sauce that others tried to copy but couldn’t. The owner, a Greek immigrant, died in 2011 and he took his secret to the grave. Darn it!