I never really understood fashion. Don't get me wrong - I like a well-dressed person. Someone wearing odd geometric shapes or weird white frilly things and half of Peter Pan's shirt is not well-dressed

Particularly for a lingerie show. Why the hell would you put anything in the way of the bouncing boobies?!?

Oh, I don't understand it at all, I just like the bouncing boobies.

Of course, these days, 50% of the girls look pre-pubescent, which does nothing for me.

Particularly for a lingerie show. Why the hell would you put anything in the way of the bouncing boobies?!?

Oh, I don't understand it at all, I just like the bouncing boobies.

I like the way you guys think.

Of course, these days, 50% of the girls look pre-pubescent, which does nothing for me.

Wrong age category, perhaps? Just kidding. Not sure I noticed that trend, but that's always been the case for Asians, since that's just how we naturally look.

LOL @ Shane:

He goes down a step @ 1:02.

Doug Pinnick is not losing any sleep.

Strikes me there are probably a couple of things wrong with this business model.

Murder Burger is priceless..... and it seems like they are a genuine burger outlet.

Doesn't surprise me that they are bloody kiwis either

[EDIT] HA! I walked down Ponsonby Rd when I was in NZ a couple of years back......

I do like their style.

I think they'd fit in well here

In Davis, California, there was a Murder Burger that eventually changed its name, although I guess they might even change it back again.

Too bad for them that Lewis was canceled...

Free teeth cleaning

^ haha. pretty creative

Wanted to share this pic of the urinals at a restaurant/drinking place nearby.

catsforgold.com

Nice to see those Goldman bonuses are already trickling down to street level!

Quality aside, that's also some fairly yeoman drinking for a table of six.

$1 of it goes to some obscure charity, so you'll feel a lot better about yourself buying it.

$7328 gratuity

I'm more keen on the $7328 gratuity.

[EDIT] Refresh before posting, ya dick Beef.

a $12 water?

Shit, the water's the most reasonably priced item on the bill.

Perhaps the $9 cappuccino? Much more reasonable......

I wonder what year the Petrus was because 2006 goes for about $1200 and the 2005 which was pretty spectacular goes for $2600, down from $5000. Even at the usual restaurant keystone that is a pretty hefty markup on a too young Pomerol.

Since when have automatic gratuities gone from 15% to 20%? Or is that restaurant dependent?

Restaurant dependent. It's also probably regulated by the state. I regularly see "18% gratuity added for parties over 6 people".