This woman was terrified when she saw the way her boyfriend neglected the seasoning of his chicken. Can you BLAME HER?
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We're all struggling to push through, forget, distract, ourselves from those awe-inspiring fail catastrophes that have made an appearance in our lives. Time makes the fails sting a little less, but so do entertaining reminders of other people, just like ourselves, dealing with that fragile fabric we call "peaceful living" getting shredded to bits, by the chaos of life. Lose yourself and forget momentarily about all those painstaking troubles, by watching other people fail wonderfully, tragically through life.
This tale of discovery and morally grounded action, traces back 23-years-ago, when a man named Gabriel lost his ID on a beach in Jamaica. Fast forward to present day, and we have John Hickey, sharing the story we have now, about his brother-in-law (Gabriel) having the ID returned to him after a series of surprising text messages.
PETA boldly put up one of their billboards outside of Jimmy's Famous Seafood restaurant. They didn't anticipate the restaurant proceeding to call them out, and stand their ground on Twitter. The muddled sh*t storm of interactions is better than anything off their menu. Whoever is running the restaurant's Twitter account deserves a raise! Regardless of what you believe when it comes to PETA, the social media witticisms, fiery banter, is on point for Jimmy's Famous Seafood.
Cutthroat Kitchen is not your traditional cooking show: the show pits contestants against one another, where in addition to being a skillful chef, they must continually outwit and at times sabotage one another's efforts. The brutal nature of the show was always there, but now thanks to this enlightening Tumblr thread, we know there was even more at play beneath the surface. You might like Alton Brown even more after reading through this.
