> > > 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.
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> [raises white flag... or is it a ketchup-stained red flag?]
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> 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.)
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> -- codeman"and that's only the beginning of my eccentricity"38


I like to mix Ketchup and Mayo (or Mircle Whip, actually...) to make fry sauce for my fries...the only thing I use plain Ketchup on, and I perfer my mom's homemade to anything you can buy in the store, are cheese sandwiches. Yum yum...
My grandfather, on the other hand, likes to eat ketchup on just about anything...including corn flakes...

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