“STOP… OK… OK… we’ll never eat your family again. I swear to you!
Now please… PLEASE just leave us alone, scary-ass Hot Dog Man.“

Photograph from givepeasachance’s Flickr photostream.

People do stupid things. That’s not a surprise. But sometimes their stupidity hurts innocent folks, such is the case with this Burger King employee who decided to take a bath in BK’s kitchen sink, and film the stunt for the whole world to see. The result of that strange behavior was the entire staff getting fired, including the manager who had 20 years on the job, and no involvement or beforehand knowledge of his plans.

The bather, Timothy Tackett (nicknamed “Mr. Unstable”) has already been featured on his town’s local news, popular nationwide TV show Inside Edition, and this morning is scheduled to appear on NBC’s Today Show. He has become an overnight celebrity, promoting his ‘music’ career, while apologizing for the stunt. Meanwhile, the former manager of the Burger King store is sitting home unemployed. That’s just wrong.

More info and videos on this bizarre story at TV Channel 2 in Dayton, Ohio.

Look everyone, it’s the Fast Food Dogs from their ‘07 World Halloween Tour, with your favorite stars Krispy Kreme, McDonald’s, EAT’n Park, and Burger King. To see more fun and interesting ways of irritating your family pets, visit Waffle Box.

Ho Ho Ho, Green Giant. This 60-foot tall statue in Blue Earth, Minnesota, pays homage to our jolly old friend, provider of frozen and canned vegetables and meals.

From — Norton The Cat’s Flickr Photostream.

Yep, it’s real. Grab some Giant Pretzels and meet me there!

This awesomeness comes from See More. Do More. Live More. Judy, Sam and their dog Charley travel around the country in an Airstream Rv, sharing their adventures with the world. I love their blog. Very classy, great writing and photographs.

The City Brewing Company is located in LaCrosse, Wisconsin.

I found these charming items at GeekStuff4U. The USB memory cards hold 1GB of data. $49 each, in Hot Dog, Burger, Pizza, Sandwich and Doughnut versions.

For those who want a tiny hamburger or sandwich hanging from their cell phones or straps, here’s 9 to choose from at Strapya World — for a cost of $2.07 each.

No home would be complete without a French Fry TV with Ketchup Packet remote. Apparently it’s a popular product, as they are currently sold out. I have a feeling there might be one of these 10-inch LCD’s sitting on my kitchen counter in the future.

I suppose this 4-Wheel-Drive Hummer SUV is for those occasions when Pizza Hut must deliver to customers living off-road, in the jungle or on mountain tops. Cool.

Thanks to reader Jamie Schmidt from Oklahoma for sending the photo.

A company in Arizona is importing these tiny cheeseburger candies from Japan, called Every-Burger. They are made from chocolate and cookie type “biscuits” with details that resemble sesame seed buns, a meat patty and cheese. They cost $2 but it appears you only get two burgers in a pack. Visit Rinkya Japanese shopping service to order.