Darren72 wrote:Roger Ramjet wrote:Okay, some people like queequeg's post. It's "honest". It's "funny". It "provokes discussion". I may or may not agree.
But I don't understand why the fuck we were all denied the opportunity to read at least six dissenting opinions.
Weren't they "honest" enough?
Whether or not they were dissenting opinions, snark, funny, or whatever, they were pulled because, by making personal attacks on another poster, they violated the posting guidelines. It's great to disagree, but there's no reason for ad hominem attacks.
The posting guidelines are here: LTHForum Posting Guidelines. The first line is:If we were to reduce the entire LTH Forum posting policy to four words, it would be these: Be civil. Be relevant.
What do Dee Snider and Hot Doug have in common? Besides both being famous for wearing a lot of makeup in the 80's, both are appearing in the Chicago Thanksgiving Day Parade this Thursday. Watch Doug wave a lot on WGN 9 Chicago and WGN America from 8:00am to 11:00am.
A very happy Thanksgiving to you & yours, my friends!
Chicago's Dog House Adds Hot Doug Tribute Duck Foie Gras Dog to Menu - by Mina Bloom
http://www.dnainfo.com/chicago/20141124 ... s-dog-menu
Royal Lichter wrote:Chicago's Dog House Adds Hot Doug Tribute Duck Foie Gras Dog to Menu - by Mina Bloom
http://www.dnainfo.com/chicago/20141124 ... s-dog-menu
I'm excited to go try this. I had a Chicago Dog there once, which wasn't very good, but hopefully this one is done a bit better. It's cool they did it. Mmmmm. Craving that thing right now...
Hot Doug's returns for one day only
Dave148 wrote:Hot Doug's returns for one day only
http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertain ... story.html
Independent George wrote:
Will there ever be a Next: Hot Doug's?
Come June 27 and 28, Hot Doug's will be brought back as a two-day festival at the Goose Island Barrel Warehouse (605 N. Sacramento Blvd.) in Humboldt Park. The event, called Dog Dayz of Summer, will be divided into four ticketed sessions, at noon and 5 p.m. each day. Tickets are $75 and entitle you to all the sausage sandwiches and duck fat fries you can eat.
gnarchief wrote:Sidebar: ticketed events that include booze really irritate me. Straight edge people can like food too, you know.
Seamus wrote:gnarchief wrote:Sidebar: ticketed events that include booze really irritate me. Straight edge people can like food too, you know.
I'm not at all irritated by ticketed events that include booze. I just wish there were tickets available at a lesser price for those of us who can't or don't drink alcohol.
stevez wrote:No line, and no Doug, either. LOL.
Panther in the Den wrote:Frank Meats Patty
3324 N California Ave, Chicago
(773) 482-1000
http://www.frankmeatspatty.com/
Is now closed too. Next?
Panther in the Den wrote:Frank Meats Patty
3324 N California Ave, Chicago
(773) 482-1000
http://www.frankmeatspatty.com/
Is now closed too. Next?
Hot Doug’s: The Movie, will premiere on June 21 at The Davis Theater in Lincoln Square. Tickets are on sale now for $10, which include a Q&A with Doug Sohn and the filmmakers afterwards.
hoppy2468 wrote:Feeling sad. I've made two pilgrimages lately, once as recently as last week. I guess it seemed as if Doug would always be sitting there, taking orders, serving up amazing encased meats. I guess I thought it would never end. Sort of like the Cubs never winning a World Series.
ronnie_suburban wrote:Hot Doug's Atomic Sausage Pizza
Red pizza with pepper jack cheese, caramelized onions and Hot Doug's famous Atomic Sausage.
Hot Doug's infamous "Atomic Bomb" sausage (pork encased meat with habaneros, serranos and jalapeños)