heres some videos i took, of a road trip me and a couple friends made down to the classic arcade museum in mclean IL, and to a laundromat with an exceptional arcade (pins and vids) about an hour away.
Post by Freakrusted on Jan 11, 2010 1:57:36 GMT -5
Kitchens, allright. Brad, next time, please invite us further in your life and post more intimate material - like you banging a hooker on those arcade games, while your wife's away!
Well, I think, old woman knows what's she talking. She knows a fruit when she sees one.
"We are dealing with the incarnation of the king of the sodomites. Satan is going to get into a sodomite so that he may be enthroned as king and worshipped by sodomites. A sodomite is the physical manifestation of Satan’s character. "- Omega Church Baptists.
Last Edit: Jan 11, 2010 1:59:30 GMT -5 by Freakrusted
Kitchens, allright. Brad, next time, please invite us further in your life and post more intimate material - like you banging a hooker on those arcade games, while your wife's away!
Well, I think, old woman knows what's she talking. She knows a fruit when she sees one.
"We are dealing with the incarnation of the king of the sodomites. Satan is going to get into a sodomite so that he may be enthroned as king and worshipped by sodomites. A sodomite is the physical manifestation of Satan’s character. "- Omega Church Baptists.
Yeah, they hate gays in the Bible - -but rape, paedophilia and incestuous gang-bangs are all perfectly acceptable to those pious buttheads. Genocide is just fine by 'em too.
If today's zealots actually read their Bible they'd see that the belligerent antics of their God are really quite indistinguishable from the foul deeds of Satan.
Seriously, just read the Book of Ezekiel for starters.
Post by Lee de Parade on Jan 11, 2010 13:19:33 GMT -5
Brad's cooking got a lot more to do with attitude and making a statement and not so much about the "culinary experience". Actually, I read an interview where the reporter asked Brad what he thought about the Culinary Establishment:
"People say "the culinary world" but that's kind of generalizing. I'm not so concerned with it. I just want to hang out with my baby and make food. — Brad X"
That's the way Brad always been - a down to earth, crash-and-burn cook. Even when he was a teen his food was young, rebellious, and fast, like flashes into the darker corners of gleeful urban self-annihilation.
Brad's cooking career began when he stole a skillet as a young teenager. He liked, he said, to make food from the places he visited while drunk so he could remember them once he threw up the following day.
Remember Brad, it's better to burn rice than to shake and bake. Hey hey, pie pie.
Last Edit: Jan 11, 2010 13:25:33 GMT -5 by Lee de Parade
Post by terriblemouse on Jan 11, 2010 15:07:13 GMT -5
We had a famous TV cook in England during the 60s and early 70s. Her name was Fanny Cradock and she could knock up a pastry dish from scratch like nobody's business.
I live in LA and here we eat all that healthy food and stuff like hummus and alphalpha sprouts... but right now I'm pretty tanked and that stuff you whipped up looked pretty fucking good.