The only truely proprietary food of Los Angeles, California. While these tasty little devils can be found in many major metropolitan areas - especially outside the doors of nightclubs and bars around last call - their immense popularity in Los Angeles (especially various Hollywood club and bar districts) and the fact that little deviation from the tried-and-true recipe of hot dog + bacon wrapped around it + topped with grilled onions/peppers is ever found, nay, tolerated in the streets of Los Angeles, makes them truly a Los Angeles culinary icon.

The Bacon wrapped hot dog has its roots further south of Los Angeles, namely, Tijuana, Mexico and Baja, California - however, before it emigrated north of the border the hot dogs had other - may i say - unnecessary additions to it, i.e. cheese, salsa, olives, and occasionally a mexican "meat" called chorizo. these south of the border variations also go by the name "regio" dogs. do not buy or consume these. you will get AIDS and/or chlymidia.

Los Angeles bacon wrapped hot dogs however, are completely safe - though they may be made by unlicensed street vendors who are in violation of local health codes (and, by the way - officially banned by the city and county of Los Angeles), and are often fried on top of cookie sheets affixed to a burner fueled by a portable propane tank in the open air, so all manner of airborne particles (dirt, smoke, dust, sneeze and cough particulates, rain, and even semen!) are free to land on them - d...

The only truely proprietary food of Los Angeles, California. While these tasty little devils can be found in many major metropolitan areas - especially outside the doors of nightclubs and bars around last call - their immense popularity in Los Angeles (especially various Hollywood club and bar districts) and the fact that little deviation from the tried-and-true recipe of hot dog + bacon wrapped around it + topped with grilled onions/peppers is ever found, nay, tolerated in the streets of Los Angeles, makes them truly a Los Angeles culinary icon.

The Bacon wrapped hot dog has its roots further south of Los Angeles, namely, Tijuana, Mexico and Baja, California - however, before it emigrated north of the border the hot dogs had other - may i say - unnecessary (read: stupid) additions to it, i.e. cheese, salsa, olives, and occasionally a mexican "meat" called chorizo. these south of the border variations also go by the name "regio" dogs. do not buy or consume these. you will get AIDS and/or chlamydia...and they make you ugly.

Los Angeles bacon wrapped hot dogs however, are completely safe - though they may be made by unlicensed street vendors who are in violation of local health codes (and, by the way - officially banned by the city and county of Los Angeles), and are often fried on top of cookie sheets affixed to a burner fueled by a portable propane tank in the open air, so all manner of airborne particles (dirt, smoke, dust, sneeze and cough particulates, rain, and e...

A hot dog wrapped in bacon, topped with grilled onions and peppers, with a selection of mayo, ketchup and mustard. An explosion of delicious, orgasmic flavor in the mouth. Created on grills attached to shopping carts by young Mexican vendors, these special dogs can be found in various locations in Southern California. Most notable venues include Home Depot Center and Staples Center after sporting events. After said event, a young Hispanic man will swing the cart in your face sometimes knocking you unconscious, while shouting "How many how many how many how many!!!..."

The Baco-dog is 100% unsafe for people of all ages. Besides the unknown and unreliable source of the meat, the dirty hands of the vendor, the airborne dirt, debris and viruses, the heart beat rate has been scientifically proven to SLOW DOWN upon consumption.

Often enjoyed with Churros.

Bacon wrapped hot dog sold by unlicensed street vendors using grocery carts and make shift grills on the streets of Los Angeles. Ghetto dogs are usually served with sliced jalapenos and grilled onions. ghetto dog vendors are often times found outside of sporting events and concerts

A hot dog wrapped in bacon. This is a popular street food in northern Mexico, fried on a hot, flat griddle and sold on small mobile carts.

A marriage between an animal and a human, resulting in a large headed manimal, who often is attracted to large whale-like features, especially blow holes. The marriage ceremony needs to take place near hot dogs (wrapped in bacon) or pizza, since that is the only thing a aletima can eat. This is often why scientist believe that the aletima has a large head.

a modification of the word "Yup"

1) well said
2) said in a agreement
3) can be used as a greeting, hey whats up
1..and 2...Yo u goin to PartyMarty's tonite....Nyup!