Brisbane Tabletop BBQ
The Brisbane Tabletop BBQ is custom-built for your summer. If you’re like us you’ll agree that BBQs can potentially be the meal of the year (unless they end in meat-sweats) and with one of these portable affairs you’ll be able to have that meal anywhere. All you have to do is load it up with charcoal close the lid and take it wherever you think could be improved by some burnt chicken wings. For ease of use and convenience the Tabletop BBQ is unbeatable. Not only can you fold it up and carry it like a culinary briefcase it can be assembled easily on a tabletop on the floor or any suitable surface. The grill itself is made of durable steel and is completely adjustable so if you’re fiercely battling to get closer to your meagre heat-source or simply warming some baps you can get it right every time. Unlike so many cheap and cheerful and supposedly-tabletop barbecues the Brisbane won’t leave a charcoal-y mess on your new garden furniture – this is a long-lasting serious little cooking device. So when the sun decides to put in an appearance you can pack up the Tabletop BBQ and sprint outside to the nearest suntrap and make the most of it while it lasts. Ideal for the garden the beach the park (when the park ranger’s not looking) or just about anywhere you fancy having the summer’s most enjoyable meal. What a sizzler!
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Price : £ 29.99
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Amazon.co.uk Review
This is the movie that made John Waters famous, and quite possibly the film that made bad taste cool. Yes, Virginia, a large transvestite actually eats dog faeces as a kind of dizzying denouement to this frequently illogical and intentionally disgusting movie, but by the time that happens, you’re already numb … and you’ve possibly laughed to the point of losing bladder control.
The plot revolves around two vile families laying claim to the title “The Filthiest People Alive”. You’ve got pregnant women in pits, you’ve got grown men getting sexual satisfaction from chickens, you’ve got people licking furniture to perform trailer-park voodoo and you’ve got classic lines like: “Oh my God! The couch … it … it rejected you!”
Waters, who went on to direct genuine pop-culture classics such as Hairspray and Serial Mom, made this celluloid sideshow with one aim–to make a name for himself. It worked. He does have a genuine eye for filmmaking (when the trailer burns down, you feel the white heat of Divine’s pain and anger). On the other hand, you won’t notice any disclaimers about stunt doubles and animals not being mistreated. There weren’t, and they were. Welcome to the filthiest film in the world. –Grant Balfour