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Eat the memories–drink to forget.
Can I get that with new mustard?
Photo courtesy of Vanessa Miyuki.
Found in Korea.
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I’ll never forget when I ate that old hot dog and got food poisoning.
Coconut with ketchup mmmm.
Eat the memories, taste the rainbow, and get sick from the old hot dog
I can’t remember if I ate all my memories.
The engrish admin has very poor memory. This was posted not too long ago.
I have a serious déjà vu here, but I guess I’ll just eat it.
Look forward to indigestion.
Memories? Zombie food!!
@Algernon 0402. That is NOT coconut. It is wall to wall maggots.
You can’t teach an old hot dog new sticks.
I see the Chines characters appear to indicate “52”.
Would that be 1952 or 1852?
Play the memories – old Led Zeppelin song.
(OK, I posted this last time but I’m not sure anyone got the reference).
BTW. What are those strange red worms, which appear to be dining on those Hotdogs?
@Marum: those seem to be Korean characters that happen to look like numbers. The real Chinese characters read: “former hot dog”. Which probably means: we have let a hot dog ferment long enough in a humid environment to the point where it can no longer be considered a hot dog, and now it looks like purple ice cream.
You take the memory, the story ends. You wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe.
You take the old hot dog, you stay in Wonderland, and I show you how deep the rabbit hole
@Marum:
They’re a medical warning about eating them dogs.
Chinese version of Caduceus!
♫ Thanks for the Mammaries.. ♫
This Nth. Korean Soylent Red.
Have a look on top of your head. There is a Brain Sucker there.
Q. Do you know what it is doing?
A. Starving. 🙄
Old hot dog served with old chips – ROM chips.
In Korea, old hot dogs are Seoul food.
Sorta like Bean Soup.
Yeah! I know it’s been soup. But WTF is it now!
@DnT 0535. Out of a “Commodore 64” maybe?
And step into a Slim Jim while you’re at it.
This is a duplicate from March. But I guess those memories were eaten, too….
Sad Ending for Old Dog Tom.
@DrLex | 4:18 am
The hot dog equivalent to stinky tofu???
I just can’t remember to forget this
Quite the repast.
Memories of your childhood, Barney’s nuts.
Also eat the very recent new memories of eating the memories of the
old hot dog.
https://engrish.com/2016/03/remember-last-year-when-you-bought-this/
“you don’t put new mustard on an old hotdog, or the hotdog will burst…?”
Ewwww….