Video: Tokyo Conveyor Belt Sushi

This is one of the best ideas ever. Go into a conveyor belt sushi place and put your camera on the track. This being Tokyo, no one bothered to steal it.

This type of long shot would be great as an opening sequence for a movie. It's almost surreal as each face is captured in perfect focus by the camera, as it travels into the kitchen, and finally back out again.

Why is His Microwave Hot?

This is why it's hot. Keep an eye out for a crunk appearance by the Flying Spaghetti Monster.



[Microwave Hotness]

Cat that Eats with a Fork

Something tells me the cat could care less about Tiger Woods.

Operating Notes for Dispensing Machine

Classic.


[Operating Notes for Dispensing Machine]

The World's Largest Cadbury Egg

Check out Pimp That Snack and see how to make a big-ass Cadbury Egg. Man, if I'd gotten one of these when I was a kid, I wouldn't be alive now.

TV: Bizzare Foods with Andrew Zimmern (TRVL)

I tuned into this show because Anthony Bourdain was on the other night (I missed that show, unfortunately). This week's episode was in Morocco as the host, Andrew Zimmern, made his way across the country filling his fat American maw with a number of disgusting meats. I'm no vegetarian, but after watching Andrew snarf down a goat eye, I am seriously considering it.

This guy makes Anthony Bourdain's show look tame, but I suppose that's gonna happen, considering how Bourdain's show really focuses on the places he visits, while Bizzare Foods seems to be about finding the grossest food around the world. It reminds me of the Crocodile Hunter, but for culture and food, not animal conservation.

Mmm. Lamb's Head, Pigeon Pie and Stingray.... Andrew certainly has a talented for descriptions, saying this about Goat Cous Cous: "It's not so much that you can taste the hay and straw in the flesh itself, but if you close your eyes I think you can."

Bizarre Foods is on the Travel Channel at 6PM and 9PM on Monday nights. Don't say we didn't warn you.

Excellent Snickers Commercial

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Wheel of Food

Ever had trouble deciding what to eat for lunch?

Next time, use the Wheel of Food and never suffer from indecision again. Just enter your zip code and wish for the best.

I entered my zip code and noticed it was pretty accurate about the restaurants in the area. It even listed a few new options I would never actually consider. This is a very nice way to solve those office arguments over where to go for lunch.