Group wants to redesign hot dogs to prevent choking

**Red_Lizard2** · 02-24-10, 12:55 AM

Originally Posted by Sgt.TmH

Originally Posted by Red_Lizard2

I guess i must be a complete retard for almost choking twice

I'm willing to bet you were doing something to cause it too - talking while mouth full? mouth too full? not chewing well? taking a bite just before your team makes the winning shot on goal?

Every time I've choked on something it's because I did something silly to cause it. :P

Nope, once was when i was like 7 or 8 and it was really stringy cheese and got stuck in my throat, wasn't true choking as i was able to cough it up but sure felt like it.

2nd time was when taking a drink of water, no idea how it happened. my guess is happened to breath in right before (not on purpose) and ended up making an air bubble *shrugs*

**Watsyurdeal?** · 02-24-10, 01:06 AM

Slow down when you eat, it's not that hard. And tell your kids too, they don't know any better. They think they can eat a horse, no joke.

**Kraker Jak** · 02-24-10, 07:55 AM

Originally Posted by Rawr

I was allowed to use the stove by myself and cook spaghetti and grilled cheese type items by myself at 10 or 11... should I have waited for my dad to come in from the office to cut it for me?

Same here. I was first making toast at age 6. There was three of us boys, and my mom and dad both worked 2 jobs...It was rough, so we had to cook for our selfs alot. My dad taught me how to make Bisquits and gravy at about age 9, so from there on out, I was the breakfast cook. I just dont get parenting today....I tell you what though, hopefully all the kids my age (23-26) when we have kids, maybe we can bring back the generation of common sense and ass whoopins....

**Rawr** · 02-24-10, 08:02 AM

Originally Posted by Kraker Jak

Originally Posted by Rawr

I was allowed to use the stove by myself and cook spaghetti and grilled cheese type items by myself at 10 or 11... should I have waited for my dad to come in from the office to cut it for me?

Same here. I was first making toast at age 6. There was three of us boys, and my mom and dad both worked 2 jobs...It was rough, so we had to cook for our selfs alot. My dad taught me how to make Bisquits and gravy at about age 9, so from there on out, I was the breakfast cook. I just dont get parenting today....I tell you what though, hopefully all the kids my age (23-26) when we have kids, maybe we can bring back the generation of common sense and ass whoopins....

Too bad parents can't be like recycled instead of having people like octa-mom raise children, leave it to the ones that aren't complete failures =p. Either way, lets bring back the common sense and ass whoopins!