August 8 (B), 2008: Dachshund potato
 

http://cellar.org/2008/tater1.jpg

http://cellar.org/2008/tater2.jpg

Pictures of a sweet potato I found, which happens to resemble my doxie named Brinks.

And the weiner is...

Mmmm...sweet potato...in dog shape.

"I Yam" I said, to no one there...Neil Diamond

Then it's not a dolphin?

More like a dog-phin.;)

So that's not the Virgin Mary?

It's certainly virgin on the ridiculous....

Perhaps your dog just resembles a sweet potato.

Good point, Phage

But on the other hand, it may be this...
http://cellar.org/showpost.php?p=475079&postcount=6

Good one, Dana!

You cut pieces off other potatoes to put legs on this one?

Why?

I'm sure we can come up with a recipe, using a sweet potato and a weenie dog.

I'm just glad there's a reason this thread title was making me hungry....That's such a relief!

Well if he's a sweet potato, then he probably eats Iams.:D

(Channelling Popeye): I yam what I yam, and that's all that I yam! Later taters!

just a little language-lesson :
Dachshund is a German word and means badgerdog. Dachs = badger, Hund = dog
in German we call them Dackel

makes no sense but that is the way it is :rolleyes:

Whyever not?

Such interest in a dachshund-shaped potato.

Actually, I did have to cheat a bit. The 'front' legs are natural nubs, but there were no 'back' legs until I substituted the tips from 2 other sweet potatoes. It hardly seemed fair to leave the poor thing with only two legs, and stubby ones at that.

That is a good point, so I guess I'll go back and have a closer look. Truth is, Brinks is already 9 years old, so if he makes it to 15 or so, he'll probably become a vegetable. Of some sort.

This picture is getting around :D

http://www.neatorama.com/2008/08/12/...-a-wiener-dog/

http://bitsandpieces.us/2008/08/17/weiner-dog-potato/

So technically, those other sweet poatoes were donors, right?
Oh no wait - that's kebabs :)

"The 'front' legs are natural nubs, but there were no 'back' legs until I substituted the tips from 2 other sweet potatoes. It hardly seemed fair to leave the poor thing with only two legs, and stubby ones at that."

Well, who wants a paraplegic sweet tater?

double amputee-tater

Well, when the chips are down, it's apeeling to have someone rooting for you and keeping an eye on you.