You guys are ****ed in the head man. Damn, when I was poor I used to dip my chips in mayo as well, good times.

Now that you're not poor you dip them in gold flakes?

Bunch of mayo weirdos itt.
The only thing I put mayo on, besides a standard cold turkey/ham/salami/roast beef/etc sandwich, is roasted corn on the cobb.
And in that case the mayo is mixed with lime juice, cumin, chili powder, hot sauce, slathered on the corn, and then topped with crumbled cotija cheese.

Looks something like this:

f you and that picture

That is what is fed to hogs to produce all that yummy bacon.

This.

This.

This. I didn't even like mayo as a kid but when I went to Europe it was like a revelation trying chips and mayo together.

Ok have never tried this with hotdogs but willing to give it a try on my yearly hotdog cook. Thanks for the tip.

The only place lolmayo belongs is in the interrogation equipment supply room at CIA black sites.

i'd give them whatever answer they want

Yeah I mean as part of a sauce (and granted it is a big part of tartar) or in cooking it's fine, that's a lot different than slathering a goddamned ball park frank in that ****.



Like this, looks amazing, would eat, but I'd hardly call that corn with mayo on it.

There's a joke in here somewhere...

hahaha amazing

wait a minute, I thought you were posting this one!

Condiments are way overused. I disagree with anything except salt on fries, and mustard on hot dogs. No ketchup on burgers either please.

So minimalist.

I think I might voluntarily put mayo on a hot dog if the alternative were to be waterboarded at a CIA black site.

I'll take the waterboarding

YESYESYES

The hot ketchup is good on burgers, especially grilled ones.

You mean spicy hot or are you heating up your ketchup?

I've been known to sriracha me some ketchup.

Last time I went to Walmart they were out. So I got Whataburger spicy ketchup instead. Haven't tried it yet.

Don't know how many of you watch Vice News Tonight but want to share a tidbit from last night's show:

Segment on the tag sale at The Taj. They send a reporter who says that he withdrew $500 the day before to buy stuff and he's got $420 left. Browses the hotel and finds a framed print he likes, a couple of lounge chairs and maybe something else. The bill comes to $417 or so and as he's walking off w/ his stuff he mutters 'Man gets my money no matter what.'

Ok, I think it's funny.

Ah, I can get on board with that.
I automatically thought "temperature" hot, probably because I'm one of those people who hates refrigerated ketchup.

Watched Project Nim for the first time the other night. Had no idea what it was about or anything, and didn't even realize it was a documentary. For those who haven't seen it, it is based on a study done at Columbia University in the 70's about teaching language to a chimpanzee. The chimp was raised as a human child in a family household.

Im the last person anyone would accuse of being an animal rights activist or anything similar, but man, that was one of the most disturbing things I've ever watched on a few different levels. Not only was the way they raised the chimp as a human and then basically discarded him rather sickening, but every single person involved with the experiment seemed completely abnormal in some way. The chimp's original human "mother" in particular had some serious crazy going on and possibly even some kind of sexual fixation on the ape.

Pretty interesting watch though, and would recommend to anyone who hasn't seen it.