Restaurant got closed down because they failed their second checkup in 6 months.
Rat droppings everywhere, dead mice and cockroaches in the kitchen.
Talk about special ingredients.
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Restaurant got closed down because they failed their second checkup in 6 months.
Rat droppings everywhere, dead mice and cockroaches in the kitchen.
Talk about special ingredients.
White people.
Just to think, some of the chocolate sprinkles may not really have been what they seemed to be. :yuck:Quote:
Originally Posted by Almaci
Get the US, JPN, and PAL libraries so you can have all the cover art.Quote:
Originally Posted by portnoyd
http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2007...s.creditcrunch
£35,000 cocktail in London. That's seventy grand to you.
Is this thing served in the vagina of the reigning Playboy Playmate of the year? I don't understand.
Indeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Josh
HOLY SHIT! WE GON STEP!
Sucker. I'll just take some frosting and write "Super Mega Dessert" on top of a Hershy bar and sell it for $51,000.Quote:
Originally Posted by portnoyd
I might not get the record for selling the most expensive dessert, but I just want the record having the most expensive dessert available for sale. :D
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Originally Posted by red_war_machine
Yeah, that about sums it up. And that last quote too echoed what I thought, cognac and wine mixed together? Sounds like it'll taste like assQuote:
Others treated news of the drink as further evidence of the spending power and irresponsibility of the super-rich. "It's like sticking two fingers up at the rest of society," said the Labour MP Sion Simon. "You might as well set fire to your money in front of those less well-off. It's a very deliberate way of saying 'We are not part of the same country as you.'"
The drink will appeal to "the stupid segment of the super-rich", said the social commentator Peter York. "It is so gauche, so crashingly crass, that everyone else will see the buyers as barely literate, as one step up from a potato.
"It will be one of those things that unite both the middle class and the old rich in a belief that the super-rich come out of some kind of primeval ooze.
"Nor did the cocktail appeal to others in the drinks industry. "It sounds pretty revolting and most people I know wouldn't spend as much as £2.50 on it," said Tim Martin, chairman of the JD Wetherspoon pub chain. "They'd be better off with a pint of Abbot Ale."