Comments on: ALERT! The Slaw Dog deconstructed… http://troutunderground.com/2006/05/08/alert-the-slaw-dog-deconstructed/ Fly Fishing the Upper Sacramento River : Tom Chandler's Fly Fishing Life : Fly Rods are the Measure of Life Fri, 19 Mar 2010 14:10:09 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: How did I get from hot dogs covered in coleslaw to topless women wrestling in the stuff? « Sand Dollar Adventures http://troutunderground.com/2006/05/08/alert-the-slaw-dog-deconstructed/comment-page-1/#comment-55466 How did I get from hot dogs covered in coleslaw to topless women wrestling in the stuff? « Sand Dollar Adventures Mon, 01 Jun 2009 05:19:22 +0000 http://troutunderground.com/index.php/?p=33#comment-55466 [...] my fascination of fanciful and sometimes faraway foods, I was aroused when I found something called a slaw dog, one day while innocently pursuing the Internet, where everyone knows, one click leads to [...] [...] my fascination of fanciful and sometimes faraway foods, I was aroused when I found something called a slaw dog, one day while innocently pursuing the Internet, where everyone knows, one click leads to [...]

]]> By: Tom Chandler http://troutunderground.com/2006/05/08/alert-the-slaw-dog-deconstructed/comment-page-1/#comment-52361 Tom Chandler Wed, 21 Jan 2009 18:40:42 +0000 http://troutunderground.com/index.php/?p=33#comment-52361 Oh, it's a sausage product. The Intertubes are filled with weirdos, so you should be more specific when referring to people (or people parts). Whew! Oh, it’s a sausage product. The Intertubes are filled with weirdos, so you should be more specific when referring to people (or people parts). Whew!

]]> By: Shannon http://troutunderground.com/2006/05/08/alert-the-slaw-dog-deconstructed/comment-page-1/#comment-52360 Shannon Wed, 21 Jan 2009 18:30:15 +0000 http://troutunderground.com/index.php/?p=33#comment-52360 http://www.earlcampbell.com/life_after_football/lifeafter2.html . The sausage rocks - uh, turns arteries to rocks. shannon http://www.earlcampbell.com/life_after_football/lifeafter2.html . The sausage rocks – uh, turns arteries to rocks. shannon

]]> By: Tom Chandler http://troutunderground.com/2006/05/08/alert-the-slaw-dog-deconstructed/comment-page-1/#comment-52359 Tom Chandler Wed, 21 Jan 2009 17:47:24 +0000 http://troutunderground.com/index.php/?p=33#comment-52359 Shannon: I got nothing for a response to that one. Shannon: I got nothing for a response to that one.

]]> By: shannon http://troutunderground.com/2006/05/08/alert-the-slaw-dog-deconstructed/comment-page-1/#comment-52352 shannon Wed, 21 Jan 2009 04:40:43 +0000 http://troutunderground.com/index.php/?p=33#comment-52352 I just had to follow that reference to a "slaw dog". Replace that raw dog with an Earl Campbell and you got a deal! I just had to follow that reference to a “slaw dog”. Replace that raw dog with an Earl Campbell and you got a deal!

]]> By: TC http://troutunderground.com/2006/05/08/alert-the-slaw-dog-deconstructed/comment-page-1/#comment-237 TC Tue, 09 May 2006 12:30:16 +0000 http://troutunderground.com/index.php/?p=33#comment-237 Yes,it has been enjoyable visiting the Land of Double Letters, especially the last few days -- due to the absence of fever, lung butter and somebody making annoying coughing noises -- and the fishing's been OK too. Last night for dinner - just so I could see how bad it can get - we went to Pigeon Forge. Love what they've done to the place. Hope Townsend avoids that overbuilt, strip-development fate. Yes,it has been enjoyable visiting the Land of Double Letters, especially the last few days — due to the absence of fever, lung butter and somebody making annoying coughing noises — and the fishing’s been OK too.

Last night for dinner – just so I could see how bad it can get – we went to Pigeon Forge. Love what they’ve done to the place.

Hope Townsend avoids that overbuilt, strip-development fate.

]]> By: Gek http://troutunderground.com/2006/05/08/alert-the-slaw-dog-deconstructed/comment-page-1/#comment-236 Gek Tue, 09 May 2006 04:25:04 +0000 http://troutunderground.com/index.php/?p=33#comment-236 While registering (finally) to be able to post on this site I was confronted with the actual spelling of what I am (someone from Tennessee). Yes, That's 2 n's, 2 s's, and 4 e's. Other than those 3 letter's, there's not much more than a T, but it's a damn long word to have so few letters. After much debate, I realized that I am a Tennessean. Somehow I lost an "e" at the end, but oh well. There's no doubt that Bush and I both agree that what you have discovered at one of our fine diners in the beautiful town of Townsend (I've actually seen the worlds longest cigarette ash and also a lady with a shirt that said "American Badass" on the back as soon as this past Friday at that same "66.") would be considered a WMD. Just consider yourself an inspector. We hope you have enjoyed your trip to God's country and hope you return in the near future (make sure you spend more money next time though). If you've learned anything during your time here, I hope it's....when in doubt, throw some slaw on it. Adam While registering (finally) to be able to post on this site I was confronted with the actual spelling of what I am (someone from Tennessee). Yes, That’s 2 n’s, 2 s’s, and 4 e’s. Other than those 3 letter’s, there’s not much more than a T, but it’s a damn long word to have so few letters. After much debate, I realized that I am a Tennessean. Somehow I lost an “e” at the end, but oh well. There’s no doubt that Bush and I both agree that what you have discovered at one of our fine diners in the beautiful town of Townsend (I’ve actually seen the worlds longest cigarette ash and also a lady with a shirt that said “American Badass” on the back as soon as this past Friday at that same “66.”) would be considered a WMD. Just consider yourself an inspector. We hope you have enjoyed your trip to God’s country and hope you return in the near future (make sure you spend more money next time though). If you’ve learned anything during your time here, I hope it’s….when in doubt, throw some slaw on it.

Adam

]]> By: TC http://troutunderground.com/2006/05/08/alert-the-slaw-dog-deconstructed/comment-page-1/#comment-232 TC Mon, 08 May 2006 23:52:19 +0000 http://troutunderground.com/index.php/?p=33#comment-232 Fear not, my fishy friends. No need to risk an NSA listing transporting biologically dangerous materials. Mass spectrometer analysis of the slaw dog reveals everyday ingredients. Apparently, the genius of this tail-wagging creation lies not with a list of high-faluting ingredients (it's white trash gas station food after all), but with the artful combination of ordinary ingredients. I'd go so far to suggest that - aside from perhaps the slaw - none of the ingredients in today's subject are homemade. I have to run right now (dinner with the Townsend Rutters - fly fishing aristocracy in the making if there ever was any), but I'll be back later with today's fishing report and a further examination of this rampantly interesting death chow. Fear not, my fishy friends. No need to risk an NSA listing transporting biologically dangerous materials.

Mass spectrometer analysis of the slaw dog reveals everyday ingredients. Apparently, the genius of this tail-wagging creation lies not with a list of high-faluting ingredients (it’s white trash gas station food after all), but with the artful combination of ordinary ingredients. I’d go so far to suggest that – aside from perhaps the slaw – none of the ingredients in today’s subject are homemade.

I have to run right now (dinner with the Townsend Rutters – fly fishing aristocracy in the making if there ever was any), but I’ll be back later with today’s fishing report and a further examination of this rampantly interesting death chow.

]]> By: lostintejas http://troutunderground.com/2006/05/08/alert-the-slaw-dog-deconstructed/comment-page-1/#comment-231 lostintejas Mon, 08 May 2006 19:33:28 +0000 http://troutunderground.com/index.php/?p=33#comment-231 Sorry TC, need more details to effectively recreate one of those culinary delights. Was is a regular dawg? How would a brat a la Bob Meiser be too far off track to truly get the experience? The cross section is nice (thanks for not taking that route recently in the descriptions of your ailement, btw...) but I need a layer by layer detail. Nolonger alurker, -Gus Sorry TC, need more details to effectively recreate one of those culinary delights. Was is a regular dawg? How would a brat a la Bob Meiser be too far off track to truly get the experience? The cross section is nice (thanks for not taking that route recently in the descriptions of your ailement, btw…) but I need a layer by layer detail. Nolonger alurker,

-Gus

]]> By: smellslikefish http://troutunderground.com/2006/05/08/alert-the-slaw-dog-deconstructed/comment-page-1/#comment-230 smellslikefish Mon, 08 May 2006 16:46:46 +0000 http://troutunderground.com/index.php/?p=33#comment-230 15 hours be damned, I must have one... or two. Come on, they can be carry on items and if you smile at the stewardess just right (ease up on the lascivious grin a bit), I'll be she'd put 'em in the fridge for you. Of course a little white lie wouldn't hurt - try this: "my friend, who has a debilitating disease (you pick the disease) is unable to travel back to his home in Tennessee and requested I bring him slaw dogs. This may be his last taste of home." Yeah, that oughta work. - Dave 15 hours be damned, I must have one… or two. Come on, they can be carry on items and if you smile at the stewardess just right (ease up on the lascivious grin a bit), I’ll be she’d put ‘em in the fridge for you. Of course a little white lie wouldn’t hurt – try this: “my friend, who has a debilitating disease (you pick the disease) is unable to travel back to his home in Tennessee and requested I bring him slaw dogs. This may be his last taste of home.” Yeah, that oughta work.

– Dave

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