"We'll fight them in the kitchen, we'll fight them in the restaurant, we'll fight them on the dining room table..."
A short animation from Tourist Pictures, Food Fight is "an abridged history of war, from World War II to present day, told through the foods of the countries in conflict."
What do you do with 400 free bags of Cheetos? Dump them into the office of an unsuspecting co-worker while he's out at lunch, of course.
This deliriously weird spot for Pipkin's Pit BBQ is probably the most hypnotic local commercial I've seen since Flea Market Montgomery.
The "to be continued..." at the end is exciting. And they mail order!
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The best thing about an In-N-Out Burger eating contest at MTV?
There is no reason, ever, to name an entree the "Executive Hot Sandwich." No matter how tasty it sounds.
EXECUTIVE HOT SANDWICH 12.75
Roasted turkey. avocado and sauteed mushrooms on sourdough laced with bubbling bechamel and hollandaise served open-faced.
Captured via iPhone at Bizou in Santa Monica.
Welcome to The Wiener Circle, a Chicago hot dog stand where you can stumble in after a night at the bar and trade some colorful banter from the staff (along with your chocolate shake). Sounds like a good time, but as you can see in this great segment from This American Life, a local tradition that was "supposed to be fun" often cuts a little too close for the black employees in the predominantly white Lincoln Park establishment.
You'd think that a multi-billion dollar conglomerate like Viacom would provide its employees with some nice Hostess cupcakes, but instead we get this Mrs. Freshley's nonsense. You're on notice, vending machine.
If you've ever lived in the Mid-Atlantic states, then you'll probably think this billboard of the Natty Boh guy proposing to the Utz girl is a real hoot.
Biggie size up at the National Bohemian blog.
My name is Doug Hammond, and I love chocolate hamburgers and ice cream.
