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Worried Physicist Started conversation May 13, 1999
What about sheeps eyes, testicles, frogs legs, they all arrive on your plate looking nearly the same as they did when attached to the animal!!
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John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!" Posted May 29, 1999
Still, any genetically enginereed food-animal would have to retain some extraneous body parts in order to make Wieners.
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lazeebones Posted Jun 19, 1999
Maybe it's a cultural thang but what are Wieners ? Are they what you call baby sausages ?
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John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!" Posted Jun 19, 1999
Wieners are what North Americans make hotdogs with. They are are also called Frankfurters (which may add to the confusion if you are from Frankfurt, or are fond of another totally different food stuff of the same name).
They are tan in colour, shine like plastic, and are reputed to be stuffed with animal parts usually regarded as extraneous to food production.
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NeverBob Posted Aug 20, 1999
He who coined the phrase "ignorance is bliss" surely dined on processed meat.
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John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!" Posted Aug 20, 1999
"Fast food", like all conjuring tricks, relies heavily on the voluntary suspension of disbelief. 
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- 1: Worried Physicist (May 13, 1999)
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