Are New York pizzas and New York hot dogs

[leftofthedial]

part of the dog food recall?

I know they can make you sick, but will they kill you? Or your dog?

[Crabby Appleton]

1. only if you eat them or get some of the juice on your bare skin

[leftofthedial]

6. Mmmm.

pizza juice

[Richard Steele]

2. That particular risk doesn't seem to make the top ten:

April 12, 1991

Top 10 Most Common New York City Health Code Violations

10. Hot dogs kept warm in street vendor's pants.
9. Rat in rice canister not wearing a hair net.
8. Dishwasher replaced by Saint Bernard who laps plates clean.
7. Tank of live lobsters with wet hacking coughs.
6. Kitchen full of shirtless fat guys soothing sunburns with raw
veal.
5. Fry cook not washing hands after strangling somebody.
4. Raymond Burr's swimming trunks found in kettle of corn chowder.
3. French onion soup thickened with Vaseline.
2. Al Sharpton's hot tub.
1. So-called "Sidewalk Pate"

[leftofthedial]

7. veal is not only good eats

it *does* in fact make a marvelous sunburn remedy when raw and properly room temperature

[Deja Q]

3. Note to self: Never ever eat in New York ever again!

The only urban area where dog food sells for the price of real food and contains poison enough to kill.

Today seems to be a bad day for me to quit making silly comments on pet food.

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

4. No, absolutely not

The cat food problem is caused by rat poison.

New York rats are big, fat, and healthy, especially in pizza joints and delis.

Ergo, those New York gourmet food items are not part of the recall.

QED, maybe.

:wtf:

[leftofthedial]

5. thanks for clearing that up!

:thumbsup:

[Bzzzz]

8. I would LOVE...

to have a NY redhot right now! MMMMM MMMMMM