Old Fashion North Carolina Hotdogs
In the 1930’s you could buy hotdogs in hotdog/hamburger places for $0.15 and hamburgers for $0.25. Our family finances dictated we were limited to the hotdogs except on special occasions. The dogs w...
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NCWriter wrote:wca01 wrote:
Well, I think I've learner my lesson. There has not been a single response relative to the subject of my original posting.
It takes some effort to create a reasonable post. It doesn't give me incentive to spend that effort again when all the responses are negative or not related to the original subject.
After being on many non-RV forums, I get the feeling that RV people are different and don't really want information. They have made up their own minds and, so be it. They don't need me.
Goodbye and Good Luck!
Wil
Well, golly.
Apologies, and thanks for posting your recipe. As a word of explanation, usually in the Camp Cooks section, peope share their own favorite versions and there's a nice exchange of ideas and info by those who enjoy food. I don't think anyone meant to offend.
x2
I post online the same way I talk in RL with natural twists and turns before returning to the specifics on hand. No offense was meant and for the record I'm still a tenter fer the minute.
