Skewering animals in effigy and leaving them by the side of the road is quite popular in the American West.
Perhaps the early settlers placed them as a warning to people who would attempt to pass off fiberglass livestock?
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Sid thought his new restaurant selling the furst 'horsedogs' would be an even better marketing phenomena than the corndog.
As usual, Sid was wrong.
I'd have thunk this was an early form of pole dancing, Vegas style
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Horsedog on a stick!
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same ded ex, different story. BSI much?
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