Originally Posted By DlandDug >>I have talked to a fellow vendor...<< Is this some sort of code, or merely the way you cope with ideas engendered by a granulated sugar induced brain fever? Turkey Legs: Tha snack that announces its presence 40 yards away!
Originally Posted By DlandDug >>I think, Your Eminence, that DlandDug is accusing you of misinformation and false propaganda. Perhaps there is some truth to his statements...<< Thanks for the kind words of support, FantasmicGal. You no doubt will appreciate my mutual support. May your campaign of true propaganda always find a home here in the Democratic Republic of Free Snacking People. As for me, I'm off to enjoy a Turkey Leg!
Originally Posted By DlandDug >>That's turkey breast, not salted leg meat. I stated that the sodium content in the turkey legs sold at DLR is unhealthy...<< Cmpaley, I will assume that internal dissent, aggravated by a form of granulated-sugar induced dementia, causes you to speak in non sequiturs. May I assume you refer to the Turkey served in Cobb Salad? Yes, yes, that is Turkey breast. You are correct. Turkey breast--that portion of the Turkey (noble bird that scarifices itself for all that snack) that is NOT the Turkey Leg (Mmmmmm). But of course, this really doesn't matter, since we ALREADY AGREED that snacks shouldn't be considered healthy. Remember? Think back...back to posts 47 and 49. It's not that long ago. Now you remember. Good. Turkey Legs: Now in three great varieties: Turkey; Turkey with Wax Paper; and Overly Salty Ham Flavor!
Originally Posted By DlandDug >>I must say I am dismayed with the shape of this topic.<< Now, now. Fret not. At least you aren't dealing with a full fledged schism. And I do appreciate your creation of a forum where all snacks are given equal time, even if merely by insurgents. Turkey Legs: The other auburn meat!
Originally Posted By iluvdisneyland XIII.XI.2003 The Cathedral of Our Lady of the Churros, Kingdom of Tomorrowland, Archdiocese of the East Side Confusion has once again arisen as to the "state religion" of the Churroian Empire. The Churroian Empire was separated from the Universal Church in order to keep our faith from interfering with foriegn affairs. By this, I mean a separation of Church and State allowed us to focus on areas equally as important as religion. The state religion is, and shall remain, Churroim. No nation or illy-concieved and poorly-implemented one man fan group shall dictate to the Churroian Empire was its policy and religion may or may not be. Churroia is an ancient institution, by the standards of these boards. We enjoy having fun and snacking on our favorite snack, and because of this, the Churroian bloc, lead by the Church and Empire, continues to remain the strongest and largest voting group. I would advise certain "insurgents" to tone down the rhetoric if they wish to foster peaceful relations. His Eminence, David Cardinal Iluvdisneyland -Cardinal of the Most Holy Churro -Archbishop of the East Side -Director of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith
Originally Posted By DlandDug re: Post #65 "You have no power here. Be off, before someone drops an ODV cart on your head." Turkey Legs: As much fun to eat as to wave in the air like a baton.
Originally Posted By Elderp "And I do appreciate your creation of a forum where all snacks are given equal time, even if merely by insurgents." ditto.
Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan >>Turkey legs: The snack that makes you look like Henry VIII!<< >>Turkey legs: The snack that doubles as a blackjack!<< >>Turkey legs: The snack endorsed by Cher<< >>Turkey Legs: As much fun to eat as to wave in the air like a baton.<< >>Turkey Legs: The other auburn meat!<< >>Turkey Legs: Now in three great varieties: Turkey; Turkey with Wax Paper; and Overly Salty Ham Flavor!<< Man, those had me laughing so much I almost spilled my popcorn!!!
Originally Posted By DlandDug Consider, then, this: it is impossible to "spill" a Turkey Leg. It is either in your hand or on the ground. And no worse for the trip! Turkey Legs: A day without Turkey Legs is like a day without a quarter pound of heavily salted ham interspersed with gristle, bone, and wax paper!
Originally Posted By DlandDug Ah, now I understand. Actually, considering all that the Turkey Leg (mmmmmmmm) goes through before it is consumed, a little time on the ground is really no big deal. Just a quck rinse in a convenient drinking fountain, a scrub down with a moist towelette, and a dash of salt and it's good as new! Turkey Legs: A happy habit; enjoy some every day.
Originally Posted By DlandDug (The salt is to counter the lemony tang of the moist towellette. Also--some salt may have scraped off on the ground.) Turkey Legs: The snack that answers back!
Originally Posted By DlandDug Not really a "coup," and certainly not quiet. Just a band of insurgents (ie: me), happily gnawing away like the carnivores we are on heavily salted meat. Mmmmmmmmm! Turkey Leag: C'mon, you know you really want one right now!
Originally Posted By Sara Tonin Turkey Leg-The other artery clogging, blood pressure raising snack. A snack is supposed to be a light meal to get you by until the next meal...like a churro or sharing a box of popcorn with a friend...not a major part of a 20# fowl! A Turkey Leg is NOT a snack! It's a meal for 2 people. What happens at your Thanksgiving table? Is the rest of your family content with a few scraps and some soggy dressing?
Originally Posted By DlandDug Sara, I am baffled by your statement. First you state (quite properly) that a snack is a "light meal," then compare same to a churro or sharing a box of popcorn. A churro (even one drenched in granulated sugar) or half a box of popcorn doesn't constitute a light meal, even for a super model. Of course a Turkey Leg (mmmmmm) is a snack. Does ODV sell MEALS? Certainly not. Turkey Legs: a happy habit; enjoy some every day.
