Tacos, fried chicken, haburgers and chili I agree with; chocolate at least comes in a neat little wrapper. The other ones will drip everywhere and distract you.
What about a giant thing of cotton candy, a bag of chips or ice cream?
Personally, the only thing I can have if I'm driving is a drink in a bottle. I like food that stays in its own little bubble in case it flies around by accident. Even then, my car didn't have a cupholder when I had one (those cranky Germans!)
Cheerwine! We made teams drink that stuff as a punishment at the 24 Hours Of LeMons South Carolina. Actually isn't so bad, if you don't mind cherry cola with three times the normal amount of sugar.
Let's face it, there are only 2 seriously dangerous food groups -- greasy food, such that your fat little fingers slip on the steering wheel--and, much worse, spicy food. Because soon or later you are going to rub your eye, go blind, and wreck.
Wait, there's a third group--"Dammit, I just dropped my Ho-Ho/Slim Jim/Milk Duds/Gummie Bears on the floor!" Just let it go. It will be there when you can safely stop. And think how embarrassing it will be on your death certificate. Cause of Death: Fumbling around in floorboard for donut while driving.
@P161911 now with M POWER!: Why stop at crab LEGS? I move that #1 honorable mention be eating softshell crabs. If you can pick a crab while driving and NOT crash, you should be awarded a badge-engineered :Pontiac G8 ST GXP.
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Oh but wait I see. The sausage links are clearly diabolical.
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What about a giant thing of cotton candy, a bag of chips or ice cream?
Personally, the only thing I can have if I'm driving is a drink in a bottle. I like food that stays in its own little bubble in case it flies around by accident. Even then, my car didn't have a cupholder when I had one (those cranky Germans!)
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Also dangerous, having those girls consume food in the manner depicted while I'm driving.
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Strongly suggest Blenheim Ginger Ale for the next one. Make sure you get the 'Hot' variety.
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Straight outta Hamer, SC. First tried it at Shulers BBQ in Latta. Amazing stuff. Surprisingly hot.
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Certainly more appropriate for a race in Kershaw. Also, high surprise factor for those who "ain't from around here".
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BBQ is a type of food, generally slowly cooked over low heat with some type of wood used as fuel.
Therefor, BBQ is not, under any circumstances, to be used as a verb. It is a noun... only... thank you.
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BTW, If I could get a 3 gallon Mr. Pibb at the 7-11, I totally would.
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I had a '73 Coupe deVille which came with variable-ratio power steering. It was truly odd, initially, and took "knee steering" out of the equation.
Worked well as built-in sneeze protection, though.
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Wait, there's a third group--"Dammit, I just dropped my Ho-Ho/Slim Jim/Milk Duds/Gummie Bears on the floor!"
Just let it go. It will be there when you can safely stop. And think how embarrassing it will be on your death certificate. Cause of Death: Fumbling around in floorboard for donut while driving.
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COTD Pre-nom.
Ortolans under napkins, FTW. Would a Citroen be even more Jalop?
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