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MUScoop => The Superbar => Topic started by: MU Chi_IL on February 12, 2008, 10:32:13 AM
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http://www.autoblog.com/2008/02/12/wienermobile-down/ (http://www.autoblog.com/2008/02/12/wienermobile-down/)
The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile may be the most unique and recognizable vehicle on American roads, but even a 7,000-pound hot dog can spin out of control on a patch of ice. The 27-foot-long rolling tribute to pig lips and chicken necks lost its footing and spun into an embankment on highway 15 in Pennsylvania on its way to Penn State for a recruiting visit. Neither of the two women riding in the flailing frankfurter were hurt in the incident, and a tow truck was able to get the over-sized sausage back onto the road.
We're not sure how fast the two women were driving the Wienermobile when the spin-out occured, but this incident only proves that even giant wieners can benefit from stability control. Click the read link below for a lot more bad hot dog humor.
Thanks for the tip, bakerlaw67!
[Source: Star-Gazette]
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I had a cousin who drove the Wienermobile for a year. Quite an experience.
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I had a cousin who drove the Wienermobile for a year. Quite an experience.
how on earth do you get your foot in the door for that job
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I had a cousin who drove the Wienermobile for a year. Quite an experience.
how on earth do you get your foot in the door for that job
eat a lot of hot dogs?
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"i've just been whacked by a giant weiner"
That's what she said.