ukimalefu posted:radarman posted:
Does the name help them sell? Have they ever heard of Miami? where every other restaurant must be cuban? ooh, "conflict". There must be many cuban restaurants in New York city and other places in the US. Also, lots of Arab food restaurants (yes, they eat that all over the middle east). Even the Avengers love shawarmas.
"Conflict kitchen"
Yes, I read their "about" page. They're using controversy to sell. I don't like that.
They're using conflict to point out the absurdity of the conflicts we engage in.
At least it might make some people think, unlike the Hell's Kitchen nightclub and adjoining Angel Food Bakery I'm across the street from at the moment.
There must be shrooms in those rooms.
Séamas posted:There must be shrooms in those rooms.
thank god, i was afraid someone had slipped a surprise into my tea
OH.MY.GOD.WANT.
Those were in the news lately. Some folk in Hawaii and elsewhere think those scare the fish.
But yeah, looks like a ton of fun.
But yeah, looks like a ton of fun.
I bet it doesn't scare tiger sharks.
Geesie posted:
Well, the story behind this picture is from October 2008 AND it involves a restaurant inside a hotel at Sydney, Australia (so not something many of us will have to worry about). The best follow-up I could find says that the family settled for $50,000 (around half of which will pay the family's legal fees) and a full apology from the hotel with a retraction of any implication that the family had staged this.
As far as I can tell the restaurant is still in business.
ukimalefu posted:Follow it, I dare you
There was a theme park near here based on the Wizard of Oz. I wonder if that shot is of some of it's remains?
at first i thought it was a skyrim mod
Really?
Anyway, it's pretty creepy. You just know those flying monkeys are waiting around the bend.
Anyway, it's pretty creepy. You just know those flying monkeys are waiting around the bend.
TOS posted:at first i thought it was a skyrim mod
A Silent Hill mod for Skyrim, maybe.
But no, it's indeed from an abandoned Wizard of OZ park.
DukeofNuke posted:Really?
Anyway, it's pretty creepy. You just know those flying monkeys are waiting around the bend.
okay, no, not really
does remind me of the reach, however
Kirk posted:Those were in the news lately. Some folk in Hawaii and elsewhere think those scare the fish.
But yeah, looks like a ton of fun.
What are they called?
That's probably a wrap job on that car.
seems cruel to humiliate such a fine automobile
TOS posted:seems cruel to humiliate such a fine automobile
I've seen worst
An article about the park.
Quote:The park opened on June 15, 1970 by Debbie Reynolds, accompanied by her then little-known daughter, Carrie Fisher. In its first summer 400,000 visitors came to the Land of Oz.
ukimalefu posted:TOS posted:seems cruel to humiliate such a fine automobile
I've seen worst
That's not a fine automobile.
user posted:ukimalefu posted:TOS posted:seems cruel to humiliate such a fine automobile
I've seen worst
That's not a fine automobile.
What about the Hello Kitty Ferrari?
quit it
user posted:That's probably a wrap job on that car.
There are some chrome paints that can do that now.
http://www.alsacorp.com/
We've played with some of these but not the chrome.
Dad's street rod pickup is in a color shift.
Done some see thru candies that show designs you put in the bare metal underneath.
Did a drag race car in something like this http://www.alsacorp.com/products/cobweb/cobweb.htm
stop the humiliation of cars
