What was running through
the man's head who came
up with the pronounciation
for Bologna.

Perhaps, the cousin of
Arkansas...

Ancester of the maker of colonel...

I think the word Bologna is German.

What was running through
the man's head who came
up with the pronounciation
for Bologna.

Perhaps, the cousin of
Arkansas...

Ancester of the maker of colonel...

I don't like bologna.

Yes ham is its rival

Bologna, also known as West Virginia steak.

all it is.. is flattened hot dogs, yes?

haha. Wow. I never thought of that!!

Is it? They taste an awful lot alike if ya think about it!

And

are we supposed to pronounce it bolOgna or the way I pronounce it...

Ba-lone-eeeeee!!! Hmmm

Bologna sausage (pronounced /boˈloʊni/) is an American sausage derived from and somewhat similar to the Italian mortadella (a finely hashed/ground pork sausage containing cubes of lard that originated in the Italian city of Bologna). It is commonly called baloney/boloney or more formally, bologna. In Dickensian Britain they were called Polonies. US Government regulations require American bologna to be finely ground, and without visible pieces of fat. Bologna can alternatively be made out of chicken, turkey, beef, or pork.


Italia no Allemania. The Germans were famous for "wursts." But definitely not bologna. I like the pronunciation "Bowl-own-ya."

Yes, us Nyer's always have said that.
All I know is..even my dogs won't eat it. bleh.

I don't like bologna, ew. Ham or turkey is better, yum.

Sister of the inventer of cologne

Yes,
there ya go