$1 hot dog night question

This is probably a stupid question but how does $1 dog night work? Can you get 5 hot dogs at once or do they only let you get one at a time?

they let you get more than one a time, not sure if there is a limit though. I got 6 at once last year.

This is probably a stupid question but how does $1 dog night work? Can you get 5 hot dogs at once or do they only let you get one at a time?

Last year the maximum was TEN, which was ridiculous. I have boycotted them, and thus wasnt there the other night, but that's how it worked last year. Also, last year they also had $1 sodas too.

Nice! All just go to different hot dog concession places. My goal is to get at least 20!

I just hope the Devils have success this year at $1 hot dog night unlike last year.:shakehead

Last year the maximum was TEN, which was ridiculous. I have boycotted them, and thus wasnt there the other night, but that's how it worked last year. Also, last year they also had $1 sodas too.

This is probably a stupid question but how does $1 dog night work? Can you get 5 hot dogs at once or do they only let you get one at a time?

remember, make sure you buy the most you can and whatever you dont eat, litter throughout the arena, and if you are feeling up to it, vomit all over the floor in the bathroom or whereever else you happen to get the urge

vomit all over the floor in the bathroom or whereever else you happen to get the urge

or on a nearby idiot wearing any Rangers/Flyers/Stars jersey...

or on a nearby idiot wearing any Rangers/Flyers/Stars jersey...

hell, just dont throw up on someone with a devils jersey.

My fat friend almost got up to 18, if you were in 214 on Saturday you probably heard the chants about it. He puked in the Newark Penn bathroom.

remember, make sure you buy the most you can and whatever you dont eat, litter throughout the arena, and if you are feeling up to it, vomit all over the floor in the bathroom or whereever else you happen to get the urge

Hahahaha, if that wasn't so long, that would be sig worthy.

I cant even imagine eating 3 or 4. You know what they say about America though... ;)

Nice! All just go to different hot dog concession places. My goal is to get at least 20!

I just hope the Devils have success this year at $1 hot dog night unlike last year.:shakehead
20? Are your friends putting you through initiation where you have to **** your pants in public?

or on a nearby idiot wearing any Rangers/Flyers/Stars jersey...

What have you got against the Stars?

What have you got against the Stars?

Think hard... think 16

Avery is just a blemish on an otherwise proud organization

I have to admit, I was pretty excited to hear about $1 Nathan's hot dog night as visions of nice plump, juicy, grilled Nathan's hot dogs danced through my head. Needless to say, I was a bit disappointed with the tiny, boiled, cold little franks on semi-stale buns that I ended up with. I guess you can't complain about anything that costs $1, though.

Avery is just a blemish on an otherwise proud organization

Joined by blemishes Modano and Ribiero.

Joined by blemishes Modano and Ribiero.

Modano? :huh:

Joined by blemishes Modano and Ribiero.

boo this man.

Seize Him!!

He's bitter from the shootout win...

people hate Modano? really?

I have to admit, I was pretty excited to hear about $1 Nathan's hot dog night as visions of nice plump, juicy, grilled Nathan's hot dogs danced through my head. Needless to say, I was a bit disappointed with the tiny, boiled, cold little franks on semi-stale buns that I ended up with.

At least I didn't miss anything...same crap as last year :sarcasm:

My fat friend almost got up to 18, if you were in 214 on Saturday you probably heard the chants about it. He puked in the Newark Penn bathroom.

What's the point of that, I mean really? Paying $18 for hot dogs doesn't save money, only gorge you to an unhealthy level :shakehead

I'd rather pay $18 for a chicken fingers, drink and maybe one or two hot dogs, I could only probably tolerate one since I didn't even want to finish a second the one game I went last year.

You know what they say about America though.

That we have much nicer teeth than the English? :sarcasm:

At least I didn't miss anything...same crap as last year :sarcasm:



What's the point of that, I mean really? Paying $18 for hot dogs doesn't save money, only gorge you to an unhealthy level :shakehead

I'd rather pay $18 for a chicken fingers, drink and maybe one or two hot dogs, I could only probably tolerate one since I didn't even want to finish a second the one game I went last year.

Hes a big dude, he told us he was going to eat 18, he got up to 17, I wasnt going to stop him, it was hilarious.
I usually hit up Jersey Mikes on my way to the train station, get a nice ham/provolone sub and avoid **** food. Or I will have a nice dinner at Scullys before the game.

Hes a big dude

Big dudes in UL seats are NOT cool!!! Way too much spilloverage.

Big dudes in UL seats are NOT cool!!! Way too much spilloverage.

Ironically he is not the out of control "shapes" type of big guy. Just a jolly fella who likes to make bets with himself about overeating garbage.

ever wonder why theyre a dollar....

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thats why:D

ever wonder why theyre a dollar....

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thats why:D

Raccoon feet is delicious!

Raccoon feet is delicious!

seriously. i dont care whats in hot dogs, just gimme gimme gimme:laugh:

seriously. i dont care whats in hot dogs, just gimme gimme gimme:laugh:

Glad You Asked: What is bologna made of, and how did it get its name?
By Journal Times staff
Saturday, January 12, 2008 8:39 PM CST


Bologna is a cooked, smoked sausage made of cured beef, cured pork or a mixture of the two.

The bologna might include choice cuts, depending on who’s making it, but usually contains afterthoughts of the meat industry — organs, trimmings, end pieces and so on.

A typical recipe uses seasonings such as salt, sugar, pepper and spices, plus a curing agent that includes sodium nitrite to prevent food poisoning.

The meat is chopped, mixed with the cocktail of seasonings and put it in a casing. Like all sausages, bologna is covered in a natural casing made from the gastrointestinal tracts of cattle, sheep and hogs.

Or it’s put in a synthetic casing, which could be made from collagen, fibrous materials or even plastic.

Yes, plastic. Is there anything it can’t do?

Anyhow, all bologna is cooked and smoked to pasteurize it, so it’s ready to eat upon purchase.

The Americanized bologna we all ate when children takes its name from the northern Italian town of Bologna. Our bologna is not the same as their bologna, though.

Italian bologna, called mortadella or mortadella bologna, is typically much spicier — and tastes better — than its mass-produced American counterpart.

Glad You Asked: What is bologna made of, and how did it get its name?
By Journal Times staff
Saturday, January 12, 2008 8:39 PM CST


Bologna is a cooked, smoked sausage made of cured beef, cured pork or a mixture of the two.

The bologna might include choice cuts, depending on who’s making it, but usually contains afterthoughts of the meat industry — organs, trimmings, end pieces and so on.

A typical recipe uses seasonings such as salt, sugar, pepper and spices, plus a curing agent that includes sodium nitrite to prevent food poisoning.

The meat is chopped, mixed with the cocktail of seasonings and put it in a casing. Like all sausages, bologna is covered in a natural casing made from the gastrointestinal tracts of cattle, sheep and hogs.

Or it’s put in a synthetic casing, which could be made from collagen, fibrous materials or even plastic.

Yes, plastic. Is there anything it can’t do?

Anyhow, all bologna is cooked and smoked to pasteurize it, so it’s ready to eat upon purchase.

The Americanized bologna we all ate when children takes its name from the northern Italian town of Bologna. Our bologna is not the same as their bologna, though.

Italian bologna, called mortadella or mortadella bologna, is typically much spicier — and tastes better — than its mass-produced American counterpart.

well we cant always have the good ol gabbagoo from the old country. fuhgeddaboutit.

well we cant always have the good ol gabbagoo from the old country. fuhgeddaboutit.

My muddah, she would take some procuttio and mix it with some fuhkadouchhe.

people hate Modano? really?

you'd be surprised

Has anybody else noticed the signs about hotdogs causing colon cancer posted at Newark Penn Station? It's an ad for some law firm.

Has anybody else noticed the signs about hotdogs causing colon cancer posted at Newark Penn Station? It's an ad for some law firm.

I don't think they can cause colon cancer if you puke them all over the place. So alot of slobs from the other night are probably safe.

Has anybody else noticed the signs about hotdogs causing colon cancer posted at Newark Penn Station? It's an ad for some law firm.

When I saw that sign, my initial thoughts were that this was the 2,481 thing that made me realize that we have a gross oversupply of lawyers in this country. So much so, that to make money they have to seize upon the ridiculous.

I heard taking a **** causes colon cancer too.

I heard taking a **** causes colon cancer too.No thats how we get rid of that toxic poison.:nod:

Be on the lookout for Kobayashi, the Nathan's hot dog eating contest champ. If the guy shows up, you're all doomed.

http://www.seriouseats.com/required_eating/images/kobayashi.jpg

I heard taking a **** causes colon cancer too.
It's actually the opposite. Emptying your bowels more frequently means that the carcinogens in your gut aren't around as long to cause damage to your colon. And eating processed meats such as hot dogs, bologna, and salami also increases your risk of colon cancer.[/medstudentmode]

It's actually the opposite. Emptying your bowels more frequently means that the carcinogens in your gut aren't around as long to cause damage to your colon. And eating processed meats such as hot dogs, bologna, and salami also increases your risk of colon cancer.[/medstudentmode]

Hear that CJ? You should really stop swallowing all that salami :nod:



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Hear that CJ? You should really stop swallowing all that salami :nod:



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:amazed:

Hear that CJ? You should really stop swallowing all that salami :nod:



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oh boy...:baghead:

Hear that CJ? You should really stop swallowing all that salami :nod:



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Why would a chick swallow the salami? I dunno about you, I'd kinda be pissed off about that. They're supposed to.... nah, this ain't gonna go anywhere good.

Why would a chick swallow the salami? I dunno about you, I'd kinda be pissed off about that. They're supposed to.... nah, this ain't gonna go anywhere good.

that would be an awkward visit to the hospital...

This thread just solidifies the notion that NOTHING good can come from $1 hot dog night.

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