I had a Nightmare last night.

I made the mistake of going out to a drive in restaurant after work with some friends last night after work. I should have known better than to have Hot Wings, Onion Rings, and Hot Dogs with the works at midnight. I fell asleep around 2am and woke at around 5 am kicking and swinging at a corpse that looked alot like Eddie and was trying to eat my heart. I hadn't had a "bad" dream in about 4 years and the last time it happened I woke my girl up (we were at her house at the time)
when I ran screaming into the kitchen to protect her and her daughter from the ghost with the knife that I thought was there to kill us. Coincidentally, that night I remember eating food right before bed. Not going to make that mistake ever again.

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Hot Wings, Onion Rings, and Hot Dogs

Ranch or blue cheese? And don't put catsup on a hot dog.

SoldierUnderCommand wrote:

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Hot Wings, Onion Rings, and Hot Dogs

Ranch or blue cheese? And don't put catsup on a hot dog.

Blue cheese. Around here (Rhode Island) we call 'em Hot Wieners or Gaggers and you get ground meat sauce, onions, and hot mustard. I didn't say the real name cuz you never know when spec or scottmitchell is lurking ready to make a g4y joke. I thought I would be alright when I took a Tums and a full glass of water before bed. I never got the heartburn or a stomach ache, but there I was knucklin' up on a Live After Death era lookin' Eddie.

Are you sure there weren't any drugs in that food you ate?

Quite sure.

Hot Wings rule . Ive never had a bad dream related to food, and I usually eat late like that.

Whenever I eat it's like a nightmare. For everyone else.

SoldierUnderCommand wrote:

don't put catsup on a hot dog.

People actually say "catsup"?

i thought it was Ketchup?

spectrefate wrote:

SoldierUnderCommand wrote:

don't put catsup on a hot dog.

People actually say "catsup"?

yOU GUYS HAVE REALLY NEVER SEEN IT SPELLED LIKE THAT?

I've seen it spelled that way, but still pronounced "ketchup". I think catsup is straight up a northeastern term exclusively. No one talks like that in real life.

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I've seen it spelled that way, but still pronounced "ketchup".

Exactly, which since I TYPED it, I didn't pronounce it. And I'm from the northeast.

Wanker.

SoldierUnderCommand wrote:

And I'm from the northeast.

I figured as much.

lets go agrue about what's metal or not.

SoldierUnderCommand wrote:

lets go agrue about what's metal or not.

Sounds good!