This one is for the PopEye!

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I have good friends out there, always looking out for me in a number of ways. A couple days ago Becky from The Pop Eye dropped me an email filled to the brim with win! It is called:

I don't care how good the food is, I ain't eating there!

Feast you eyes, not your mouth, (see what I did right there? A little play on words! Yeah, it was awesome, you can steal it if you want) on this collection of restaurant names that is sure to make you think twice about the #43 on the menu of your favorite Asian place.







































Comments

  1. lynette3554:20 AM

    your right, time to cook at home. with those selections we will do better to just roast weinees on the grill.

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  2. ShanaM6:17 AM

    Vagina Tandoori? hmmmmmm that one is my fave

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  3. Johnny Yen9:00 AM

    "Um, hmmmm, thanks for the dinner invite, but I seem to have lost my appetite..."

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  4. Unknown9:18 AM

    mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm seaman sauce I wonder if I can take it to the chocolate log for dipping


    WOW these are awful.....ly hilarious

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  5. sparrow9:24 AM

    Golden Shower?!

    *choke cough sputter*

    Yeah, I think I'll head over there for something refreshing right after a satisfying hour at Phat Phuc.

    Ohdeargawd.

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  6. BeckEye10:54 AM

    Oh, a long-distance dedication to me? I'm so honored!

    And, I'm sorry, but the Bung Hole looks like an awesome Irish pub full of soccer hooligans waiting to beat down anyone who makes fun of their pub's name.

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  7. J.J. in L.A.11:53 AM

    I usually don't eat breakfast and this morning is no exception...only this time it's because I'm sure I'll toss it after having read these.

    My comments are (finally) fixed, btw.

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  8. Anonymous4:27 PM

    Gee, and I thought some local wag was clever when he named his new pho joint What The Pho.

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  9. ~E1:03 AM

    I dunno...I could go for some chewy balls and a chocolate log right about now.

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  10. The Lady Who Doesn't Lunch:2:00 PM

    I'm so hungry now - and will be smirking all day.

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  11. Anonymous4:36 PM

    You and Beckeye make me laugh. Now excuse me while I go and make reservations at the "Soon Fat" restaurant.

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  12. Scope6:12 AM

    Oh man, I got this email the other day, too. I would love to back track and forward track it to see how BeckEye and I are connected in the email SPAM world.

    I got it from South Bend, IN.

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  13. Del-V8:51 AM

    I have seen Crabby Dicks in DE. It is near my parent's house.

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