There is just something about fast food that makes people abuse 911. In the past, folks have been arrested after calling emergency services to report problems with their orders at Burger King, McDonald's, Subway and Hardee's.
Here you were proud of that macrame potted plant caddy you tied together. This video might have you rethinking your hobbies.
You've seen the stories of people finding religious images in some of the strangest things. I remember an old clip from the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, where an older lady had a potato chip collection of several images. Something similar to that has happened to a couple in Turner, Maine.
So far America has been spared in the horsemeat scandal that began in Ireland last month. Which is good news for all of us who never developed a taste for Mr. Ed.
Kim Medford sat down to eat her lunch from Arby’s in Asheville, North Carolina and noticed an unusually long curly fry, in fact, a World Record French Fry. The current world record for longest curly fry is 34 inches held by two men in Buffalo, New York. Hers is 38 inches long, breaking the old mark by 4 inches and she is currently looking into submitting it for world record consideration.
This little piggy went to market, this little piggy went to jail? Well, kind of, there is a new program at the Somerset County Jail , where pigs will be raised for food and will offer an path for inmates to work outside and gain a new skill.
Guy Fieri has been having a tough time with his new restaurant, Guy's American Kitchen & Bar, which opened in New York's Times Square last November.
First the eatery was savaged in a New York Times' review. And just when folks were starting to forget about that, Fieri has made an unforced error which is sure to subject him to another round of ridicule.
In an attempt to not be tortured and burned at the stake by their customer base, executives at Maker’s Mark have announced that the distillery no longer plans to cut their world famous bourbon with water.
Mainers who use food stamp benefits cards will not have to show photo IDs when they buy groceries. The U.S. Department of Agriculture said “no" a request by Gov. Paul LePage's administration to require photo ID. The Department of Agriculture said that would infringe on card holders' rights and would not fight fraud.
