#flamebroiler

[sidsinning]

Watched an old obscure Japanese horror movie

Everything that happens is fucked up but the acting kinda goofy and the effects are bad so it mostly balanced it all out LOL

[tshelburn]

Who doesn’t love a basic cheeseburger topped with cheddar, lettuce, onion, tomato and bacon?! This 100% angus @eatmeatdistrict Steakhouse tri-tip seasoned with garlic and pepper smells so amazing while it cooks. I could eat five of these! So good. #eatmeatdistrict #meatdistrict #steakhouseburger #tritipburger #angusbeef #sirloinburger #cheeseburger #loadedburger #baconcheeseburger #grilledburger #flamebroiled #kamadojoe #firesquad #sponsored (at Springfield, Missouri) https://www.instagram.com/p/ClfPYn2OSLw/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[kirfluffbon]

Flan Parmesan, Flamebroiler and Frankfurter: the Three Food Sisters

i like how one of the mage sisters is associated with hot dogs and yet you gave frankfurter to someone else

[algoreithms]

A little question for you, if you had to rank the alien movies from best to least favourite? ALSO I LOVE YOUR ART, always happy to see your post

hehehe first off THANK YOUUU I appreciate it so much <3 secondly, my ranking is gonna get me creme brulee'd, flamebroiled if you will, past the first one, but its below the cut lol

1) alien

it's literally a classic and made me develop a love for sci-fi horror that has been going strong for most of my life lol. i feel it's a given it has to be my number 1

2) alien: resurrection

i know it sucks so bad and makes no damn sense canonically sometimes but... it's campy and it has wormed its way into my heart over the years. i could genuinely watch it 7 times in a day and not get bored. i also love how queer it is. ripley 8 and call should've kissed and johner and vriess DID kiss. as a bi trans dude, i definitely love those aspects bc they feel special to me. no matter how much it sucks as an actual entry in the alien anthology, i love it like an ugly christmas sweater

3) prometheus

even though it's more its own thing than a true alien movie, I adore the religious themes, scenery, and I wish there had been more exploration with shaw's character before she got dissected like a high-school science lab frog. but alas.

4) aliens

aka the second one that's named in a very confusing way. I loooove the ambiguity of how sapient the xenomorphs are in this movie. "what do you mean, they cut the power?" is still so fucking scary to this day and it's my favorite movie depiction of the xenos. it's also the first use of the term xenomorph in the franchise I think. dope ass movie, I also love ripleys funky haircut and the theme of the struggles of motherhood

5) alien: covenant

it's not my favorite because when I first watched it the pacing was very jarring compared to other slower alien movies, but I've grown quite fond of it and it's honestly iconic. I find myself thinking about specifically Covenant David's weird ass soooooo often he's such a disconcerting character.

6) alien³ or alien 3 or alien cubed or whatever

not super fond of alien 3. it's the weakest to me and the one i always forget about personally. ripleys character arc confused me and continues to confuse me even after multiple rewatches, but I will say that her look in the film is iconic and I love the buzzcut. sigourney weaver the woman that you are. not much else to say about it as once again to me it's entirely forgettable

tl;dr I live laugh love the alien anthology even if my movie preferences are deranged. ty for asking <3

[peachsunset]

Shoutout to that one waiter in Jujutsu Kaisen who sensed Major Bad Vibes afoot, decided he wasn't getting paid enough to deal with that kind of bullshit, immediately quit, and then hauled ass outta there before everyone else in the restaurant got flamebroiled alive

[pixel-bloom]

Get to know a Simmer

Thanks for the tag @payte 💖

Show your wallpaper: My wallpaper is me and my fiancé, so you can see my lockscreen instead~

Last Song You Listened to: Eyes Without a Face - Billy Idol // Super popular on IG right now but I’ve always been a Billy Idol fan 😭

Currently Reading: Not much 🤧 But I’m trying to read The Soul of an Octopus

Last Movie: Across the Spider-verse. TOTALLY obsessed with the movie, characters, and soundtrack.

Last Show: The Bear. I was afraid to watch it bc of anxiety but the story is SO good

Craving: French fries, always french fries.

What are you wearing right now: a crop top and sweats~ I’m comfty

How tall are you: 5'4"

Piercings: Ears, but I’m looking to get one more piercing.

Tattoos: None, but I want one. I’m just a big baby. 🥺

Glasses/contacts: Glasses and I love them.

Last thing you ate: Flamebroiler, which serves bomb chicken and/or steak bowls with rice and veggies.

Favorite color: teal, green, golden yellow

Current obsession: Disco Elysium, it’s why you haven’t seen me on tumblr lol. I stream it with a friend and he’s been watching/helping me play.

Any pets: None atm, but I had two rats that I loved SO much. I can’t take the heartbreak to get more...

Favorite fictional character: I have a lot. Errrr, currently I’m coming off a Ace Attorney binge, so I’m gonna go with Miles Edgeworth.

Last place you've traveled: Hmmm it’s been a moment. I think my last trip was to Arizona to visit family.

I don’t know who’s been tagged, but feel free to do it you’d like <3

[sketchbonked]

op is absolutely flamebroiling it with this one

NATLA should hire Zukka writers we know wtf is up with the plot better than anyone else. It's just facts. We have to do gymnastics to write a convincing slowburn and make Zuko actually likeable and lovable for Sokka.

[parfumieren]

1804: George Sand (Histoires de Parfums)

The subjective nature of scent can override even the most detailed fragrance brief. Gérald Ghislain can explain to me six ways to a Sunday why 1804 is a portrait of George Sand. I will nod and smile and not budge one inch from my belief that it's really about Paul Gauguin. I'm not the only one to reach this conclusion, but as my father used to quip come household chore time, This ain't no democracy, honey.

I'm not sure why Ghislain would associate Sand with tropical fruit, but I concede that if I had to smell like fruit at all, tropical would be the way to go. In fact, all my memories of living on Maui seem to feature fruit-- bountiful and everpresent, in all the colours of a Fauvist rainbow.

In our little upcountry town, my housemates and I had only to step outside each morning to pick fresh bananitos (apple bananas) for breakfast. Going for a walk, I might freely pluck an avocado or a handful of lilikoi (passionfruit) from a curbside tree if I felt peckish. Staggering numbers of ripe clementines glowed like tiny orange lanterns in a neighbor's tree; he welcomed us all to invade his front yard and pick as much as we liked. Nature was generous-- why not he?

Generous, too, was the produce manager at the health food market where I worked. Island farmers arrived daily to bring him locally-grown organic fruits and vegetables, and each new shipment called for an impromptu taste-test. We sampled sweet pink "strawberry" papayas as well as the yellow-fleshed, bilious native variety. We nibbled slices of mellow cherimoya, carambolas (starfruit), and kiwi, and let guava and tamarillo juices run down our chins. I looked wistfully on as Jeff passed around cubes of fragrant fresh mango, to which I've always been severely allergic. As for lychees, I didn't know until I ate my first one that I'd have to chase it with six Benadryl in order to keep breathing. (Those few minutes before my throat closed over? So worth it.)

One of our vendors was an elderly Japanese couple who grew the most astonishing pineapples-- tiny, hand-sized honey grenades bursting with golden nectar. They sold us only one crate at a time, each flawless fruit carefully nestled its own bed of straw. One day I plucked up the courage to tell them - in the only Japanese I knew - that their pineapples were dai ichi (number one, the best). Faces creased with pleasure, they selected a single gemlike pineapple from their crate and presented it to me with a bow. Believe me, my bow was deeper still.

Though pineapples are not native to Hawai'i, they thrive in the rich loam of this volcanic archipelago. Each fruit is a self-contained chemical laboratory where acid (citric/malic), sugar (fructose/glucose), ester (ethyl butyrate) and enzyme (bromelain) create miraculous harmony. When subjected to heat (on a grill, or at the ground floor of an upside-down cake), the sugars in pineapple readily caramelize, breaking down all boundaries between tart and sweet and revealing the fruit's syrupy, liqueur-like attributes.

This melting quality figures large in 1804, a fragrance suffused with equatorial heat. Mitsouko subjected the simple peach to a flamebroil; 1804 ups the ante by adding pineapple and a shot of Charbay vanilla rum for a full-on, righteous flambé. If this sounds a bit de trop, be forewarned that it will segue into a dewy gardenia chord designed to hypnotize you into a state of hammock-swinging lassitude. This is not the perfume to wear when you've got a lengthy to-do list waiting. (If, however, your plans include a two-hour nap on a shady lanai....)

But all this leads me once again to question the logic of this perfume's name. No writer as mercurial and rigorous as George Sand would have endorsed so heavy-limbed a name brand-- and no one as enamored of male privilege would have wished to give the game away with so blatantly femme a scent. I imagine her instead roaming through the park at Nohant whilst wearing a stylish fougère, or a brisk West Indian bay rum appropriated from her estranged spouse...

On the other hand, Paul Gauguin -- grandson of Sand's frenemy, the feminist Flora Tristan -- filled canvas after canvas with worshipful images of the Polynesian feminine ideal. To him should go this soft, rounded, luscious perfume-- and to Sand, maybe a bottle of YSL Nuit de l'Homme?

Scent Elements: Pineapple, peach, gardenia, jasmine, lily-of-the-valley, cloves, sandalwood, patchouli, benzoin, vanilla, musk

[darvenwitcher]

Getting my #flamebroiler on https://www.instagram.com/p/Bn7Y3pWFmvx/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ig4b7acvxsam

[monicaranger]

#lunch from #FlameBroiler. We get this every Saturday. #vegan • • • • • #veganfood #foodpic #tofu #favorite #fastfood

[evanjgross]

Never heard of this place or any food like it but it’s delicious. They need open stores in NJ #flamebroiler #irvine #irvinefoodies #irvinecalifornia #koreanfood #koreanstyle #california #exploring #fastcasual #fastcasualfood #fresh #delicious #vacationadventures (at Flame Broiler) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2m6gimBbnf/?igshid=176rvalhyazx

[johnmerced32]

@burgerking don’t have 💩 on my #flamebroiler 😜👍🏽 #bbq #welldone #mediumraremyass 👈🏽✊ @queenboriqua1 @be_yourself_4203 #phatboytings #shotoniphone #iphone8plus @chicagofoodmag @foodauthority @fooddotcom @chitown_foodies (at Chicago, Illinois) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0Uw_CAgslC/?igshid=mgdy12t5glxy

[marvelousmawn]

[shaking eyes emoji] BOY INCOMING

[tshelburn]

Tonight’s meal was a reverse seared bone in prime ribeye from @eatschuchmannmeat. It’s served with a twice baked potatoes and steamed broccoli. Fantastic meal!! The sear part of this cook was fun! I rarely have a fire like this when grilling steaks. It used @grillgrates to deflect them. It was seasoned with @opbbqrelief Santa Maria seasoning. #ribeye #boneinribeye #primeribeye #steak #flamebroiled #fire #cowboyribeye #tomahawksteak #beef #twicebakedpotato #broccoli #eatschuchmannmeat #fogocharcoal #grillgrates #kickashbasket #kamadojoe #kj #kamadojoenation #firesquad (at Southern Hills) https://www.instagram.com/p/CWPdTSOpO8c/?utm_medium=tumblr

[bitchfendi]

Hershel Layton: remember, a true gentleman doesnt act like a little bitch

[fashionfunpj]

TOFU!!! #flamebroiler #fashionfunpj #foodporn #myveganlife #tofu #brownriceandvegetables (at The Flame Broiler #179)