| July 29, 2005 Burger Man 
Question: What happens when you combine history with heart attacks? Answer: You get the International Burger Hall of Fame Located in Daytona Beach, Florida, this shrine to sweating meat was the brainchild of "Hamburger" Harry Sperl. A German native, Sperl decided that cultural life in America was much in need of a hefty shot of cholesterol to the arm. As a result, he opened the Burger Museum, which contains over 1,000 hamburger-related items, ranging from waterbeds to motorcycles. Some may think he's one slice of cheese short of a Double Swissburger Deluxe Flatliner Special, but I believe we should be embracing the burger with open, spatula-like hands, not shunning it. Coming next week, look out for The Museum of Fried Chicken Shaped Like Slightly Rude Body Parts, and a new online exhibit called "Presidential Kebobs". Picture from here. posted by Dr. Wei, PhD 09:17 E-MAIL THIS POST  |
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