> > Ignoring the groaners in that sentence, I must say that I'm probably the Rinker who's as far from being a ketchup addict as possible. I'm not much of a ketchup fan myself; I actually prefer my fries plain, for instance. I also don't mind a bit of ketchup on a hamburger; but I always take the tomatoes (and pickles) off...
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> I think I have you beat, cody. I put ketchup on nothing at all. Well, if I have wedge fries and I'm in a peculiar mood, I may put ketchup on those. But that's it.

[raises white flag... or is it a ketchup-stained red flag?]

I've still got the hold-the-pickles-and-tomatoes thing when ordering a hamburger, though. (I laughed out loud at that one Burger King commercial in which the two guys were arguing and one said that "pickles and tomatoes are like the yin and yang of a hamburger", or something to that effect...ok, so I'm strange.)

-- codeman"and that's only the beginning of my eccentricity"38