"You know those weird mashup-foods that fast food, places keep gleefully launching into the world? Like that pizza with the little hot dogs as the crust that Pizza Hut put out. Or Taco Bell did, a waffle taco. Denny's put out a grilled cheese sandwich that, inside was not just grilled cheese but also Mozarella sticks, inside the sandwich. Hardee's put out a burger that had cheesesteak as the topping for the burger...So these Franken Foods or food mashups are extreme, of coarse there's no standard term so far in the industry." (This American Life episode #569 "Put A Bow On It" 10/11/2015).
Law enforcement; most likely to mean a police officer or patrol car in which the police may be in, not exclusive to local, municipal, or county police.
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Sonsofthesun commented on the word frankenfoods
"You know those weird mashup-foods that fast food, places keep gleefully launching into the world? Like that pizza with the little hot dogs as the crust that Pizza Hut put out. Or Taco Bell did, a waffle taco. Denny's put out a grilled cheese sandwich that, inside was not just grilled cheese but also Mozarella sticks, inside the sandwich. Hardee's put out a burger that had cheesesteak as the topping for the burger...So these Franken Foods or food mashups are extreme, of coarse there's no standard term so far in the industry."
(This American Life episode #569 "Put A Bow On It" 10/11/2015).
October 15, 2015
Sonsofthesun commented on the word dip out
A verb often simplified to "dip", also refers to the act of leaving a place whether one does so inconspicuously or not.
October 1, 2015
Sonsofthesun commented on the word PoPo
Law enforcement; most likely to mean a police officer or patrol car in which the police may be in, not exclusive to local, municipal, or county police.
October 1, 2015
Sonsofthesun commented on the word porklift
The placement of fried bacon strips under the bottom of a stack of pancakes in order to keep said pancake from becoming sodden.
(Helen Z. The Allusionist podcast 11. Brunchtime May 20 2015)
October 1, 2015