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would you eat in this restaurant?
I offer
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But I'm sure someone here will certainly have a comment. |
I am pretty much "bowled" over by the whole thing. In loo (sic) of another place to eat, this place might be the shits......
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Well I certainly wouldn't order the chili.
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Don't order #2 either.
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I wish there was a recording of the call to the custom dinnerware manufacturer.
"You. . want a . . What?" "A toilet-shaped sundae dish. . . .No, really.. . .Hello? Hello?" |
no appetite for chocolate mousse?
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wow I think I threw up in my mouth a little while watching that. Some peoples strange ideas.
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mmm... soft serve.
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Wow...puns...
Anyway, yeah. I would definitely eat there. Probably more than once. I would also post Facebook pictures of me eating there. Toilets are gnarly. |
Two very important reasons I wouldn't eat there, reason number one, ... and reason number two of course.
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not for me! what a silly idea for a restaurant
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Did TFP turn into Reddit for this thread?
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I *hate* theme resturants. The food should be reason you go to a restaurant; not what is in it, on the walls, or what you eat out of.
I wonder if they have little toilet shot glasses. |
well, if the food was awesome, I would. It would have to be really exquisite though. Otherwise...no.
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I wouldn't, and not because of the theme itself, rather because of the fact that I *HATE* themes in general: parties, restaurants, etc. I'm not sure why it's such a major psychotic hatred thing for me, but it is.
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That place look like the shit...
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No...
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Aside from the repulsive theme, again like many others I hate themes, the food looks like shit. Pun intended. It looks gross. And scuzzy. And I don't care how good the food might be, I'm not sitting on a toilet, and fishing noodles out of a toilet, and then scooping out nutty ice cream. Hells no.
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