Or, perhaps, dropping one down a Mineshaft?
I take it this is your oblique admission that you've reset the TiVo, ogged.
This is another one of those situations, though, where exactly who is being insulted is up for debate. Perhaps hotdog guy is telling his buddies, "It was like banging a mayonnaise jar."
Yeah, I'm surprised you've never heard this before, Ogged, but it's generally a comment about the woman.
i think this is pretty clearly an insult to a woman rather than to the man -- after all, comparing a penis to a hot dog isn't all that ludicrous, although most are larger, it's not by multiple factors. totally not the same as comparing a woman's vagina to a hallway.
Huh. In the context in which I saw it, it was used to insult the man (I think).
Cf. broomstick, garbage can, where the implict comment on cleanliness renders the insult clearly directed toward the woman.
6: seems in that case the person was trying to use it to insult them both, but i think that's an incorrect use of the expression.
It may well have been misused. It does make more sense that way.
I'm going to title my autobiography "Hallway Sized Hot Dog"
"chucking bananas at the Finchley Road" was the version I heard, though the lass in question immediately retorted "up to a scaling factor, yeh".
First, I'm shocked that this was actually said to someone, second, I don't know what a "scaling factor" is, and third, I'm not sure if "yeh" means "yes" or "you."
Walid Jumblatt, I got.
Scaling factor: "You have correctly identified the problem, that our genitalia are incommensurate in size. Nonetheless, I contend that it is inaccurate to describe your penis as roughly banana-sized, while my vagina is much larger. Rather, it appears to me that my vagina is of conventional dimensions, and your penis is unusually diminutive."
I'm not sure about 'yeh', but I'd take it as 'yes'.
Also recently observed on "Family Guy", where it was addressed to a prostitute:
"So, is there any tread left on the tires, or is it like throwing a hot dog down a hallway?"
I recall the phrase from a Saturday Night Live "Weekend Update" skit that mocked the Whoopi Goldberg/Ted Danson courtship by not-so-subtly invoking race-size stereotypes.
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