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Paging The Grammar Nazi Cat!
---A Laugh At Bobby Flay’s Expense
---Giada Doesn’t Know How To Spell The Name Of Her Husband’s Store
---Bobby Flay Adds 2 New Steps To “Grill It” Intro
---Bobby Flay on Entourage: Part 2
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Paging The Grammar Nazi Cat!
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Unfortunately, it seems Bobby Flay doesn’t know the difference between “their” and “they’re.” Maybe that can be the first thing he learns when he goes “back to college” to study “anything.”
(via Bobby Flay’s Twitter)
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---EPIC FAIL: Bobby Flay Tweets His Personal E-Mail Address---A Laugh At Bobby Flay’s Expense
---Giada Doesn’t Know How To Spell The Name Of Her Husband’s Store
---Bobby Flay Adds 2 New Steps To “Grill It” Intro
---Bobby Flay on Entourage: Part 2
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48 Responses
Bobby is taking grammatical lessons from TyFlo!
I can’t recall for sure, but didn’t Bobby drop out of high school? Just sayin’……..
Yes, and that grammatical nightmare was retweeted by 39 people. Because promoting illiteracy is slamma-jamma money!
Oh, gosh… Putting aside the obvious grammatical faux-pas, Bobby Flay is bashing Applebee’s for uninspired, unoriginal, botched dishes? Really??!! OK, Applebee’s is guilty as charged… But what about Mr. Grill It himself?
And btw, I’m new here… And I hope I’m not breaking any rules already! ;-)
This isn’t the military @AndrewDavey it’s a fun blog, you’re fine, relax. :)
or maybe @ATDLEFT this new format is kicking my ass.
Welcome to FNH, atdleft! Good first post. :)
Really though, isn’t every recipe a copycat in some way?
Yes, they are and thank you for pointing that out @KENNETH. I’m so over all of those chain restaurants such as Applebee’s, Outback Steakhouse, and Chili’s. The last time I went to an Applebee’s (3 years ago) I ordered a steak with a baked potatoe and some other veggies. The steak was about the size of my Blackberry and the baked potatoe was about the size of the car we rolled up in. The carb/protein ratio was totally out-of-wack, and at that price…never again.
Did what I reply have anything to do with what @KENNETH said? Probably not. But I needed to vent about certain chain restaurants. But, lately I have thought about how interchangeable recipes are, seriously. You can do anything with any recipe at anytime. It’s kinda cool. And after all, that’s one of the ways the Food Network made all of its billions of dollars!
“isn’t every recipe a copycat in some way?”
SCORE! But shhh, don’t tell that to Mr. Grill It. He thinks he’s “The Master of the Foodie Universe”, and we’re all supposed to go to his
shrinesBobby Flay, Inc. restaurants to pay homage to the great “Food Network God of Spicy Southwestern”. ;-)Looks like another pussy that is giving B-Flay some problems….
*snicker*
How dare they use beef – and a bun! It’s anarchy! What’s next? Fries on the side?!?!?
Next they’ll be blending chocolate ice cream with milk and calling it a shake!
… human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together … mass hysteria!
:-D
Ghostbusters was a cool movie, though my favorite character was Sta-Puf the marshmallow man.
That’s hilarious, Kev. The ego on Flay is out of control. To actually insinuate that he’s the first person to put beef on buns and do a regional theme is ridiculous. PUH-LEASE.
good lord booby, get a grip. i highly doubt you’re the first person to take regional faves, put them on a burger, and clarify it as such. in fact, i’m really thinking i’ve seen that many places before. and yeah, what a horrible grammatical error. i’d say it shows he’s a high school dropout, but he’d have to have dropped out in the fourth grade to have missed that lesson.
Frankly, I find the whole tweet much more annoying than the error in it. Applebees is specifically copying Bobby’s Burger Palace? Give a note to Bobby- Selling regional cuisine at chain restaurants has been going on long before you’re cheap restaurant was even THOUGHT of.
(The typo was intentional. I never said I wasn’t annoyed at all with the grammar. :-P )
And you’re not the only one. I feel the same way, BCA. He claims Mesa Grill is the only serious Southwestern/Mexican joint in town, but all of us serious Las Vegas foodies know that Mesa is highly overrated (it lost its Michelin Star in 2009, but I’m still wondering how it ever got one in 2008 in the first place!) and there are far better places on and off-Strip serving better grub.
Dos Caminos is my favorite on the Strip…very yummy.
Grammar Nazi cat overlooked the missing quotation mark at the end of the sentence… as well as the apostrophe in “Applebee’s.”
Grammar Nazi cat noticed those things, but didn’t have the room in the photo to note them all. :)
:-)
This complaints from a guy who uses the same three or four ingredients in everything (repeat for emphasis) everything he makes!?!?
(love Grammar Nazi Cat)
what I found most amusing about this was not the grammar, but the fact that Tyler Florence teamed up with Applebees to do those commercials….LMAO!!!
Mr. Grill It is above all moral obligations/consequences that come from swiping ideas from other people.
Applebee’s? Really?! Come on now Mr. Flay, uninspired, unoriginal dishes are THEIR standard operating procedure. :)
I think the Grammar Nazi cat would die of a heart attack if it had to proofread any of Paula Deen’s or the Neely’s tweets.
What does Bobby know about regions anyway? The only regions that exist to him are the five boroughs and his retarded version of the “Southwest.”
Unless Applebee’s throws ancho chile powder on everything and overuses mangoes, he’s got no beef. Pretentious ginger douche.
Well, maybe WE’RE wrong, because IF Booby Flay claims to have invented HAMBURGERS with STUFF on them, then maybe he has superpowers. And these powers happen to be the ability to defy LOGIC and COMMON SENSE and, most importantly, GRAMMAR.
The cat looks more French to me.
Oui Lizzy. I agree.
The little collaborator!!!!
The cat is a croissant eating surrender monkey?
I understand he invented the chipotle pepper, too.
Call the Wahhhmbulance.
Applebee’s has THREE ‘Realburgers’ that probably taste like Hardee’s thick burgers, and Mr. Flay, with Palace toppings like Meyer lemon honey mustard, goat cheese and watercress is worried about Applebee’s encroaching on his business? Insecure or what? What’s funny is Bobby’s burgers cost less than Applebee’s.
The first “their” should also actually be “its.” Because it refers to something that belongs to Applebee’s, and Applebee’s is therefore a company, it must be its, NEVER theirs.
Actually, they both should be its – both refer to the company itself.
REEEEAAAAALLLL SICK of Bobby FLAKE but LOVE the grammar Nazi cat!
I just love grammar Nazi cat! funny as hell!
This cat needs its own show to point out more grammatical errors. America will thank you for it! I know I would.
I have to defend Flay, I think his recipes are amazing. I’ve never been disappointed. But there are some people who don’t like his food, and they’re entitled to their opinion.
Proud of myself for that sentence! ;-)
Oops. I mean their opinions. No longer proud.
BF is just p’oed that Tyler got some big bucks outta AppleCraps and he didn’t.
Grammar Nazi Cat looks Lebanese
I like AppleBee’s…
Wait… isn’t Ty-Flo the chef for Crapplebees??? I smell a celebrity throw-down.