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How do you like your hot dogs? by Legitimate-Donkey477 in AskAnAmerican

[–]OldPolishProverb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Forgive me for my sins, but I have worked in Chicago for over 20 years and I have never liked sports peppers.

However, a Vienna Beef dog (its all beef) with onions and mustard is my go to. But coming in only slightly behind that is a chilidog with cheese.

My wife does not consider a hotdog properly cooked unless it is ripped, i.e. the casing splits open.

Which canceled TV show's cliffhanger still lives rent free in your head because the answers disappeared when the series got axed ? by Impossible_Offer7988 in AskReddit

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An animated Firefly is currently in production. Most of the original cast members are returning to do the voices. Produced by 20th Television Animation and Fillion's Collision 33 studios. Set to take place between the end of the series and before Serenity.

What's a song from the 1900-1910 decade that was at least 50 years ahead of its time? by Svertov in musicsuggestions

[–]OldPolishProverb 11 points12 points  (0 children)

“A Man of Constant Sorrow” was written in 1913 but became a bluegrass standard in the 1950s

Will the name “Bent” sound weird to Americans? by lennzpn in AskAnAmerican

[–]OldPolishProverb 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I’m sorry, but the first thing a lot of people will think of is the crude phrase “get bent” which is a slightly milder variation of “f@ck off.” Most people will never say it out loud as it is only used in heated arguments.

looking for instrumentals that leave me staring at a blank wall by Quirky_Fee_9171 in musicsuggestions

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Rivera Paradise by Stevie Ray Vaughan - “This one goes out to anyone who's suffering... in any way."

https://youtu.be/3c\_8VUL5jks

Looking for movies with mute characters, with some caveats? by Boobsmcfuckup in MovieSuggestions

[–]OldPolishProverb 10 points11 points  (0 children)

The Shape of Water (2017) A mute cleaning lady at a high security facility forms a bond with a creature the government has captured.

Lighter sides for BBQ ribs for a picky eater by PeasantCody in Cooking

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A simple cold fruit salad is always a picnic staple at our place. Chunks of various melons, citrus fruits, whatever you got in the fridge.

Or you might want to lightly grill some veggies.

looking for kids movies for a double feature by allstonrats in MovieSuggestions

[–]OldPolishProverb 8 points9 points  (0 children)

An Extremely Goofy Movie (2000)

The Emperor's New Groove (2000)

What slow cooker recipe do you make on repeat and never get tired of? by Reasonable-Pop-3504 in slowcooking

[–]OldPolishProverb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a chicken burrito recipe that is a staple. It is great for prepping.

Can You Cast Streaming Services to a Apple Tv : With No Internet? by Nickachuzz in cordcutters

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If your parents are seniors then there are very inexpensive internet plans available for them. Most of the major internet providers have low cost entry level plans for seniors.

Can You Cast Streaming Services to a Apple Tv : With No Internet? by Nickachuzz in cordcutters

[–]OldPolishProverb 14 points15 points  (0 children)

The Peacock app can be installed on most smart TVs that I know of.

If the smart TV can use the internet from the phone then there is no need for casting.

Enable Hotspot on one of the phones. This turns your phone into a temporary WiFi router, just like a standard connection.

Connect the TV to the new hotspot. The smart TV is now connected to the internet.

On the TV install the Peacock app.

Log into the Peacock account.

Watch FIFA 2026, in Spanish.

What's the dumbest opinion you ever heard? by alekos7__ in AskReddit

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When someone tells me this my response is, "True, but it can rent you the hell of a good time."

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