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with that sausage hanging down from your hand make a loop over your hand twice the length of the required sausage.

This also showed up in the second act of the Mr. Bogus episode " Beach Blanket Bogus", when Bogus notices his younger cousin Brattus having a tug-of-war with a dog over some sausage links. Bogus goes over to help Brattus, but the two cousins wind up only getting one sausage while the dog eats the rest of them.

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Some people have even asked me if there is something sexual about the sculptures because some sausages are bent and others stand up straight!” PS having just watched that video I will have to do one as he is making it much harder than it needs to be.

It boasts eight fibreglass sculptures of sausages over a metre long, complete with realistic burnt bits, in “a social intervention”. I might have a go, but I think you need a sauasge in front of you to work it out as you go. I just twist mine starting from the middle and working outwards to prevent any bursting.Yeh burgers are easier, we have a little press thingy that shapes them. But burgers are much slower from start to finish for the same weight. By the time you have weighed each burger hand shaped & pressed with those plastic sheets its a many hands job.

Kaamelott: One episode has a sausage-whip and salami-nunchunks. Turns out they're no match for Good Old Fisticuffs. The Simpsons episode "Homer the Vigilante" starts with the Springfield Cat Burglar sneaking into the Simpsons' home and being growled at by Santa's Little Helper. Being Genre Savvy enough to know this trope, he pulls out a chain of sausages to distract the animal. It gets Played for Laughs moments later when Homer sleep-walks in, and is also stopped by being given sausages. Mr. Humphries (director): Mr. Goldberg, please, don't get carried away with your role. It's only make-believe. having just watched that video I will have to do one as he is making it much harder than it needs to be.

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Vascular damage induced by acute hypertension is preceded by a peculiar pattern where blood vessels show alternating regions of constrictions and dilations ("sausages on a string"). The pattern occurs in the smaller blood vessels, and it plays a central role in causing the vascular damage. A related vascular pattern has been observed in larger vessels from several organs during angiography. In the larger vessels the occurrence of the pattern does not appear to be related to acute hypertension. A unifying feature between the phenomenon in large and small vessels seems to be an increase in vascular wall tension. Despite much research, the mechanisms underlying the sausage pattern have remained unknown. Here we present an anisotropic model of the vessel wall and show that the sausage pattern can arise because of an instability of the vessel wall. The model reproduces many of the key features observed experimentally. Most importantly, it suggests that the "sausaging" phenomenon is neither caused by a mechanical failure of the vessel wall due to a high blood pressure nor is it due to standing pressure waves caused by the beating of the heart. Rather, it is the expression of a general instability phenomenon. Experimental data suggest that the structural changes induced by the instability may cause secondary damage to the wall of small arteries and arterioles in the form of endothelial hyperpermeability followed by local fibrinoid necrosis of the vascular wall. On Saturday Night Live, there was a promo for a fictitious cop show featuring partnered females, one of whom was heavy-set. One scene in the promo has the smaller woman flashing a badge, causing her billfold to audibly unfold downward. A scene shortly after that has the larger woman also displaying a badge, but instead it's a string-of-franks that "unfolds". At this point you should have one sausage with 3 sausages above it in one link with the unlinked skin coming from the top of the 3 sausages The Time and Punishment segment in "Treehouse of Horror V" has Homer taking out a sausage chain while being chased by vicious dogs. Rather than what you'd expect, he eats them himself in hopes of gaining strength to outrun the dogs... which he actually achieves.