Culture Buzz This picture, taken this morning, sums up how much South Koreans will miss the freshly departed Dear Leader of the North. Yeesh…tell us how you REALLY feel, Unknown Man In Seoul.
Food Buzz A McRib, a Filet-o-Fish, a Chicken Sandwich and an Angus Third Pounder crammed into a single sandwich. An insane person named Ernest Wilkins decided to eat one of these and document the occasion. He's about to ride a massive coronary event into flavor country.
What this restaurant needs is its own medical center and staff who will wheel you out to your car after your meal.
A Belgian soccer player suffered a heart attack on field, but thanks to an implanted defibrillator, he sat up shortly afterward and was escorted off the field. The player, Anthony Van Loo, had an automatic defibrillator implanted due to a congenital heart defect, which zapped his heart back to life when he collapsed mid-game.
Science Buzz An Italian doctor completed a brain operation despite having a heart attack after realizing his patient would never recover if he stopped the surgery.
I can't imagine anything more romantic/sinister than cooking a real heart for Valentine's Day dinner. That is unless you're celebrating with a cow of course. Then things might get weird…like, Hannibal Lecter weird. I hope this wasn't Heart's heart.
Burger aficionado? Heart attack fan? Then head down to Chandler, Arizona, where The Heart Attack Grill is likely to help ascend to the heavens (or the hospital) after chowing down on the Quadruple Bypass Burger, seen below. (And don’t worry - there are untrained “sexy” nurses on staff at all times.) The restaurant also offers hyper-caffeinated soda and no-filter cigarettes, just in case you somehow make it through the meal without dying.
Everyone loves this picture of the doughnut bacon burger. I eat one every day for lunch and wash it down with a tall glass of eggnog.