In Michigan, home of the once great US auto industry, you will find your average American guys with a burning desire to one up everyone else and be the biggest and the best at their trade. Like so many before them, they are men on a mission. They are the kind of men who want to accomplish something monumental for God and country. They are the kind of guys who want to leave their mark on the world, leave something for other to marvel at for years to come. These are the kind of men who boldly dared to dream of a cheeseburger the size of a car tire — and so they made one.

A Michigan sports bar entered the Guinness Book of World Records with the world’s largest burger. It took about 12 hours to prepare and bake this gigantic meal and served on a 50-pound bun! Flipping this massive burger took three men using two steel sheets. Honestly, it looks disgusting especially since the many slices of cheese and tomato were normal sized. Named the “Absolutely Ridiculous Burger”, this ginormous meal needs to be ordered 24 hours in advanced and it’s going to cost you $350!! Well you better be hungry and don’t forget to invite your neighborhood to join you when you order this heaping pile of heart attack!

With a burger that big you’d think they would include a package of Alka-Seltzer and/or an Angioplasty!

Designer’s Quote:
Your car exhaust is a barbecue now.. Stop the car when you are hungry, install the device to the exhaust and back to drive,, You’ll have a hamburger in no time. This way you don’t need fuel for cooking while commuting and a large amount of energy would be saved.

ACK! you say? Of course burgers cooked in carbon monoxide taste just as good as, well, a burger cooked in carbon monoxide! Don’t worry, the exhaust grill is designed so that the hot exhaust fumes flow around the enclosed burger, using the heat to cook it to a juicy temperature.

Although, it seems that the burger can only be cooked on one side so be ready to flip that burger at the next stop light! Just watch those bumps or you might lose your lunch…

Now I am all for saving energy, conservation and all that “save the planet” junk but I don’t think I’ll be sticking this thing in my exhaust pipe anytime soon

OK, I admit that I am suffering from a lack of imagination (and a very childish sense of humor). This picture has been filtering around the internet for about a year now. Whenever I am having a bad day at work I take a quick look at this picture and have a cheap laugh. I hope you enjoy as well!