Remember that Domino’s Pizza, the one in North Carolina where Kristy and Michael recorded themselves doing gross things to the food? The Charlotte Observer has reported that the location…

Would you like girl on girl action with your coffee?

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Just in case you are travelling to America any time soon, here is a variety of hamburgers of different sorts.

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This is perhaps man’s greatest achievement or evidence of our civilization’s impending doom. Maybe it’s both.

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Possibly some of the most disgusting food photography I’ve ever seen.

“Good luck staying open when you’re turning half your clientele out on a Friday night,” Hannah Moots, 23, wrote about Cocoa Bar on Yelp, a Web site where customers rate retailers. When Ms. Moots, who aspires to be an archaeologist, met her boyfriend at the coffee shop after 8 p.m. on a Friday to work on graduate-school applications, she was ushered out, she says, even though the place was almost empty.

“We had to power down or leave instantly,” Ms. Moots wrote in her blog. She left and went to a different cafe, where she later expressed her dismay on the Web. Masoud Soltani, a Cocoa Bar owner, confirms that he sent her a Yelp message: “I remember you very well…I would not think you would write such bad stuff about us.” Mr. Soltani says she is no longer welcome in his store.

It happens all too often, the place got slammed and the staff are overworked or someone called in sick and the bar is understaffed but there is a 20 minute wait around a crowded bar all of whom are trying to pay $10 for a spanish beer they’ve heard about. All of them are thirsty and sobering up.

Does a bar stop being a bar when you can’t buy a drink?