https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9 All this fuss over ketchup on a hot dog? en-us 2020-08-30 21:21:55 UTC 2025-11-19 21:41:41 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f32d.png cclark65 https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712950828 1. Pang uses it to describe people's dislike for ketchup on hotdogs. He says that outlawing ketchup on hotdogs started as a joke but it was repeated so much that people took it serious.
2. Dislike; hatred
3. Pang is saying that the joke went so far it turned into a city-wide aversion for ketchup.
4. He uses such strong language to say how much disliking ketchup became a cultural identity.]]> 2020-09-01 18:58:14 UTC https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712950828 https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712951087 Pang uses "indignation" in the sentence, referring to ketchup. He uses it to describe how the way we feel about ketchup on hot dogs, is for civic pride. I think Pang uses such strong language to emphasize his opinion about ketchup on hot dogs, that it isn't as big of a deal as people make it.]]> 2020-09-01 18:58:18 UTC https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712951087 https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712951653 1. He uses it to describe a group of people who hold a very spirited opinion about ketchup. 
2. He uses it in place of the mighty or powerful or outspoken. 
3. A small but mighty group has made ketchup into reject in comparison to other condiments. 
4. To get his opinion across and address the ketchup crisis in a larger sense. ]]> 2020-09-01 18:58:29 UTC https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712951653 https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712952305 1. Pang uses this word to describe the way that Mike's article brought upon his hatred for ketchup being put on hotdogs.
2. The word anathema means in context to this article: an eclectic dislike for a subject.
3. Pang is saying that the eclectic hatred the man has for ketchup on hotdogs is bizarre.
4. To prove evidence on his outlook being odd.]]> 2020-09-01 18:58:42 UTC https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712952305 https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712952700 He uses this term to show a strong counter opinion in response to the dramatic opinion that ketchup shouldn't go on hotdogs. In context he uses this word as a way to describe how passionate the opposing side feels about the topic.

]]> 2020-09-01 18:58:49 UTC https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712952700 https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712954026 1) Pang uses apostate to describe Rosemarie Faruggia after she starts disliking ketchup. 
2) Apostate means not being faithful to a party/cause. 
3) Pang is saying Rosemarie is an apostate for "turned her back" on ketchup/being anti-ketchup.
4) I feel like Pang uses this strong language to emphasis that being anti-ketchup is just as serious as dissociation from a religion or moral belief.]]> 2020-09-01 18:59:12 UTC https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712954026 https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712954183 1. Pang uses the word to show that Mike Royko was being overly dramatic when saying ketchup should not be used
2. Histrionics means an exaggerated dramatic behavior designed to attract attention. 
3. Pang is saying that Mike was being overly dramatic when saying ketchup shouldn't be used
4. He used such strong words to prove that Mike was exaggerating how ketchup is only used by barbarians. ]]> 2020-09-01 18:59:15 UTC https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712954183 ipurcell https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712954943 1. Pang uses the word to compare how hated ketchup is compared to condiments in Chicago.
2. deeply hated
3. Out of all the foods people can hate, Chicago has deep hatred for ketchup on their hot dogs.
4. Pang uses strong language to emphasize the fact that Chicago doesn't believe ketchup should be on hot dogs. ]]> 2020-09-01 18:59:29 UTC https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712954943 https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712955089 Pang uses hyperbolic to show that Mike's opinion is exagerated. 
Hyperbolic means deeply exagerated.
Pang is saying that people should not let external factors affect your opinion.
He uses such strong language to attact his audience, and get his message across.




]]> 2020-09-01 18:59:32 UTC https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712955089 https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712957926 Pang uses it to describe our cities most absurd statement or thing people generally regard as true. 
Axiom means a statement that is generally true. 
Pang is saying that this statement is absurd and the importance people place on not putting ketchup on your hotdog doesn't make sense. 
This word is more powerful than just using statement, and it better describes how he feels about this subject. ]]> 2020-09-01 19:00:22 UTC https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712957926 https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712959665 Word: Ingrained
1)He uses the word to say that the opinion that ketchup shouldn't be put on hot dogs has been ingrained in society.
2)In the context ingrained means widely accepted(as an opinion).
3)He is saying that long held beliefs aren't always correct; People's opinions shouldn't affect what you should believe in.
4)He uses strong language to communicate how people should make their own decisions or people should be able to put whatever they want on a hot dog.]]> 2020-09-01 19:00:57 UTC https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712959665 https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712961161  Word: Palate
1. He uses his mature palette by memory of his childhood nostalgia.
2.He uses his past to reflect on the present on how hot dogs should be eaten.
3. Your Opinions is based on your past an old experiences.
4. His words are used to emphasize his choices and how your choices are impacted on a deeper level. ]]> 2020-09-01 19:01:25 UTC https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712961161 https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712963868 1. He uses it to describe a group of people that are ruining the reputation of ketchup.
2. In context it means that the people are loud, mean spirited and are shoving their opinions in your face.
3. He's saying that these people are loud and mean for believing that ketchup doesn't belong on a hot dog.
4. He uses this word to give a dramatic effect and characterizes the people described in a dramatic and negative way.]]> 2020-09-01 19:02:14 UTC https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712963868 https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712966695 1. He is saying that Chicagoans have exaggerated the extent to which they dislike ketchup on their hot dogs.
2. What does the word mean in context? 
3. What is Pang saying? Why do you suppose he uses such strong language?]]> 2020-09-01 19:03:07 UTC https://padlet.com/maine207/ddb8jmro0m0lr7o9/wish/712966695