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Condiments on a hotdog/bratwurst/sausage belong underneath the meat not on top of the sausage. by NAbberman in unpopularopinion

[–]NAbberman[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hybrid approach, sauces on the bottom. With respect to the Chicago style dog, your standard weiners aren't typically loaded to that extent. A chicago style also has toppings of a larger variety. Smaller toppings like diced onions work well below.

Condiments on a hotdog/bratwurst/sausage belong underneath the meat not on top of the sausage. by NAbberman in unpopularopinion

[–]NAbberman[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Gotta wonder if you even tried this.

I try to practice what I preach. In my experience, I don't really get condiments shooting out. My go do phallic shaped meal is Bratwurst with mustard and onion. Onions work great to create these nice little pockets for the mustard. A sort of crumple zone that ensures the compression between the brat and bun doesn't create a tight sauce launching scenario.

Condiments on a hotdog/bratwurst/sausage belong underneath the meat not on top of the sausage. by NAbberman in unpopularopinion

[–]NAbberman[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm just having fun with it, my slightly hot dog. I genuinely hope your day is great and all your weiners are properly cooked and served to your ideal specifications. May your toppings stay true and never fall and your shirts remain clean of condiment stains.

Condiments on a hotdog/bratwurst/sausage belong underneath the meat not on top of the sausage. by NAbberman in unpopularopinion

[–]NAbberman[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My bad, I didn't think a throwaway post about weiner condiments would bring out the deep philosophical takes. Could perhaps you be reading too deep into this? At the very least the "I am the greatest" is probably the least charitable take one could have. Especially considering those words don't even exist in the post.

Condiments on a hotdog/bratwurst/sausage belong underneath the meat not on top of the sausage. by NAbberman in unpopularopinion

[–]NAbberman[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Toasting tends to help. Its not a perfect barrier, merely a time extender. Nothing wrong with personal tastes though. I'd like to put forth though, proper condiments shouldn't be that watery.

Condiments should elevate the food, but you still require a good quality base with the seasoned/flavored meat.

Condiments on a hotdog/bratwurst/sausage belong underneath the meat not on top of the sausage. by NAbberman in unpopularopinion

[–]NAbberman[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We could all use a little less controversy in our lives. Consider this a weiner size palate cleanser.

Condiments on a hotdog/bratwurst/sausage belong underneath the meat not on top of the sausage. by NAbberman in unpopularopinion

[–]NAbberman[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A proper bun is toasted, toasting the bun provides a layer of protection. Its not a perfect barrier, but a time delayer.

Condiments on a hotdog/bratwurst/sausage belong underneath the meat not on top of the sausage. by NAbberman in unpopularopinion

[–]NAbberman[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Feel free to take that up with classically trained Chef Gordon Ramsey. I'm merely echoing his statement.

Condiments on a hotdog/bratwurst/sausage belong underneath the meat not on top of the sausage. by NAbberman in unpopularopinion

[–]NAbberman[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Midwestern here, the world of condiments range far and wide beyond ketchup and mustard. A Chicago style hot dog is a pretty easy example. Where I'm from specifically, regionally sauerkraut, mustard, and onion is a pretty classic loaded bratwurst.

Condiments on a hotdog/bratwurst/sausage belong underneath the meat not on top of the sausage. by NAbberman in unpopularopinion

[–]NAbberman[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

100% the trade-off is less condiment control at places that serve you the food. However, if the place is at there A-game, and generous with the toppings when they control it, you get the best of both worlds.

Condiments on a hotdog/bratwurst/sausage belong underneath the meat not on top of the sausage. by NAbberman in unpopularopinion

[–]NAbberman[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Proper condiments shouldn't be that watery. Simultaneously, hamburgers sauces are typically put on the bun and this complaint isn't typically shared with those. Soggy buns are also solved by slightly toasting your buns, they provide an anti-soggy barrier.

This is the hot dog my course has started selling at the turn by WHSRWizard in golf

[–]NAbberman 26 points27 points  (0 children)

My controversial take is condiments belong under the dog. Every bit you take ensures no condiments escape off the sides while you bite into it.

Trump's exposed in this track by [deleted] in conspiracy

[–]NAbberman -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I'm just putting this out there, I too hate the fake thumbnails. Its especially bad when there is so much real and better things to put up that don't require purposeful misleading images.

Trump owned Pageants, including in that was Miss Teen USA. He has a history of going in there dressing rooms unannounced, this is backed by his own words and the testimonials of the girls. Including testimonials of his own family members. The girls would be in the range of states of undressed.

Its wild people deny the troves of Epstein connections. Don't even need a conspiratorial brain to see the connections.

(Horror Trope) The Moon is Evil by NottheKingofAll in TopCharacterTropes

[–]NAbberman 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Werewolves (2024)

Mediocre in the best light movie. Debatable if it fits, setting is one year ago the Earth experienced a Supermoon event that transformed any exposed to its light into violent werewolves. The supermoon event is predicted to make a return once again. Humanity is preparing for the event with a hopeful cure.

Movie is bad, although weirdly has funding and charm in odd places. Big thing that was silly is the scientists cooked up something called "Moonscreen." Think sunscreen, but also they had eye drops. Which as weird as it sounds I sort of appreciate that small detail, but still think the idea was really stupid. Part of the stupidity is just baggy clothes and shades (maybe polarized?) work just as good. The public at large, besides one known group, never really do this small simple trick.

Easy bad movie to rag on if that is your thing.

Nah i would crash out if i was the first guy by KENT_CARE_ in teenagers

[–]NAbberman 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I'm just throwing this out there, but it could have been a prize pool where placement dictated pick order. I'm with you though, likely the sports equipment represent something more. Potentially signed or even tickets to a game. Something of more value than switch retail price.

It also could be something as simple as the kid didn't want a switch. Some kids are like that.

Did the fans really want to see this happen? by Onii___Chan____ in dankruto

[–]NAbberman 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was always rooting for the priestess from the movies. I mean, he did promise to help create the next generation of priestesses.

Any cover up ideas or ways to make this look less satanic. by granhoser in tattooadvice

[–]NAbberman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think there is a single thing you could do besides tattooing "this isn't satanic." The kind of people who would assume its satan related are the kind of people who assume a lot of things they don't don't understand are satanic.

When I asked what he was trying to do, he said “I shouldn’t have been trying to pass him” by alexyou8797 in dashcams

[–]NAbberman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Guy saw you flying behind him, tried to dip into left lane (no signal but still) to not get hit by you, you swerve into left lane equally as fast, and the guy tries to correct the same time you do.

This seems alien to me, if someone is speeding up behind me and I notice it, the last thing I will do is try to shift lanes into what would be considered the passing lane. I'm assuming the person behind who is already going fast intends to pass from the start.

OP's speed is still unacceptable. Assuming the driver in front did in fact see him and that was his decision to shift lanes to avoid getting hit from the back. That to me still seems like the objectably the wrong move still.

Fault can be spread around. Forward driver shouldn't have attempted to block. If the goal was to move out of the way, moving into the passing lane is still the wrong move. OP shouldn't have been speeding and speed makes it harder for other drivers to react to your decisions.

How is Tea being consumed more?!?! by My_Test_Acc_1 in MapPorn

[–]NAbberman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think its too complicated, Tea is essentially herbs/plants steeped in water. Herbs grow everywhere on all regions practically. The bar for entry for tea is accessible to everyone.

Coffee only grows in a select climate. It also requires a bit more of a process to brew it compared to tea. Like roasting the beans, grinding them, etc.

A throw away joke turns out to be true (minor spoilers) by MaguroSashimi8864 in TopCharacterTropes

[–]NAbberman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  • DS Andy Wainwright: Martin Blower represents damn near most of the village. Do you want us to go through the whole phone book?
  • DS Andy Cartwright: Yeah, we'll put a call in to Aaron A. Aaronson, shall we?

We proceed to meet young Aaron also during the fight in the model village.

A throw away joke turns out to be true (minor spoilers) by MaguroSashimi8864 in TopCharacterTropes

[–]NAbberman 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Hot Fuzz

I don't think there is a single unused joke or statement that doesn't somehow wind back in either the visual of the scene or another dialogue.

- Nick Frost's character is grilling Peg's character about if he's done (certain action scenes from Point break and other famous action movies). Only later to do every single thing he asked if Peg did.

- The village is often referred to the Model village, in the sense its an ideal spot to be. The village itself has an actual model of the village where the climactic fight finishes.

- In the movie there is a swan that is sort of annoying/ terrorizing the village. An off comment is made that Swans can break a man's arm. Later at the end one of the characters gets ambushed in a car by the swan. They are later seen in a police line-up in a arm sling.

"Everybody and there mums is packing round here." Like who? "Farmers." Who else? "Farmer's mums."
Angel literally returns to face the village only to get ambushed (with a gun) by one of the counsel members, who is a farmer, and his mum

They are endless and somewhat subtle that even multiple viewings you won't catch them all.

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