I Googled "hot dog press" but the most interesting thing I got was a Wikipedia.jp article that translated like so:
"You managed also the topic of sex mainly, but “Bible of the ephebe to whom the ephebe writes” also the questionnaire result which doubts unrelated description and the eye mainly it was bantered."
I've been looking for the crab one. Because, see, crabs are so tasty, and hot dogs ...uh... much less so. And it's funny to make one food look like another food. Like pressing your egg to look like a fish? Ha! A hot dog that looks like a crab? Ha!
I've found the tulip shaped ones, but i'm holdin' out for the crab shaped one.
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Date: 2007-08-01 03:54 pm (UTC)"You managed also the topic of sex mainly, but “Bible of the ephebe to whom the ephebe writes” also the questionnaire result which doubts unrelated description and the eye mainly it was bantered."
No, no, no... (hee)
Date: 2007-08-01 04:50 pm (UTC)I've been looking for the crab one. Because, see, crabs are so tasty, and hot dogs ...uh... much less so. And it's funny to make one food look like another food. Like pressing your egg to look like a fish? Ha! A hot dog that looks like a crab? Ha!
I've found the tulip shaped ones, but i'm holdin' out for the crab shaped one.
Re: No, no, no... (hee)
Date: 2007-08-01 05:33 pm (UTC)"the Japanese are famous for their perfectly cut mini-wieners."
You know who also takes pride in that? That's right, the Jews.