The Anthony Bourdain thread

exactly

The 6 secret moves guaranteed to BLOW his MIND

STICK A FINGER IN HIS ASS

6. "Use the back of a brush to swat his thighs when he steps out of the shower — wet skin is more sensitive."
7. "As you’re riding him, clamp down on his earlobes with your fingers, and pull on them to rock yourself forward and backward."
^^^^ guaranteed boner killers courtesy of Cosmo

like getting sex advice from a teacher or something

from a.... sex teacher

NO

Anthony Bourdain must be terrible in bed, right? Overly concerned with looking cool and he'd stop mid-thrust to talk about meeting Dee Dee Ramone when both were strung out.

stoooooooooooooooop it

uh have you seen his wife it's pretty clear who's in charge there

mid-Lingus "Oh, that's delicious. This is the best thing I've eaten since those street tacos in Mexico City."

._.

LOL @ "mid-lingus."

mid-lingus ah um

first time I read it I was like 'mingus what now OH nvm'

Gretchen:fetch::me:lingus

mid-aer lingus

fakey 360 mid-aer lingus

I saw PLG pull a sick fakey 360 mid-aer lingus on the Dew Tour.

loool

Last couple episodes of the CNN show are pretty good. Congo episode gets heavy with Conrad schtick, but I think I learned more about the country from it than any other source. It's a middle-age cool version of National Geographic.

The Mississippi Delta ep was pretty good, even if more than half of it didn't take place in the Delta.

The recent Nerdist podcast was a pretty solid interview, esp the last 30 min. He gets past his normal schtick and actually has a conversation.

The Nerdist podcast with him is great. Questions are boneheaded, but Bourdain is great when he gets wound up and passionate. Worth a listen.

despite the title this is not as much about working for Bourdain as it is about making a go of it in the big city. livin' the dream

http://thebillfold.com/2014/06/from-recipe-tester-to-anthony-bourdains-assistant/?src=longreads

Bourdain interviewed as season 4 starts up

http://www.fastcompany.com/3036090/innovation-agents/anthony-bourdain-has-become-the-future-of-cable-news-and-he-couldnt-care-l#1

Watching first season of his latest series on netflix, it's really good!!

This show is now 70% martial arts zzzzzzz

???????

they show my store twice in anthony's bleak heroin in greenfield episode of anthony bourdain: parts unknown.

https://scontent-lga3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpa1/v/t1.0-9/575420_10154452983342137_3199001036946694970_n.jpg?oh=7ff5e35a1197d50d6de9f352906e1636&oe=570D085E

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season 4 episode 8. i watched it on netflix today.

it's the one next to All About You.

i think its ep 7, scott - ep 8 is jamaica

watched this after you mentioned it on fb. great episode, really loved his reminiscences of his days in the beach town - though when you see him hang out with the fishermen (like other similar moments in the series) you see that his tough exterior is mostly a bluff, and he knows he's really a media piker among dudes who, you know, are proper ornery types.

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/obama-dines-anthony-bourdain-vietnam

http://i.somethingawful.com/u/elpintogrande/2016/partsunknown.jpg

http://www.somethingawful.com/news/cyberpunk-anthony-bourdain/

Goddamn that Houston episode was beautiful. Gave me a little hope for America, but also brought me to tears multiple times.

http://www.eater.com/2016/12/21/14038332/anthony-bourdain-election-trump-interview

This is the thing that shocks me. All of these guys [working with Trump], they’re like the cast of — they were the bad guys in Animal House, all grown up! Every frat movie, every meathead movie, Porky’s, Meatballs, the jocks versus the nerds, the jocks versus the hippies, any dystopian thriller, every film America’s ever done. These are clearly the bad guys!

This isn't massively insightful I guess but I definitely feel this way too.

RIP

aw fuck no :(

Oh god, that's awful

Holy shit.

Anthony Bourdain, celebrity chef, adventurer and television host, has died at the age of 61.

Bourdain, whose CNN series Parts Unknown series launched its 11th season on CNN last month, was reportedly found dead in his hotel room in France, where he was filming an upcoming episode of the travelogue. CNN confirmed Bourdain’s death and said the cause of death was suicide.

“It is with extraordinary sadness we can confirm the death of our friend and colleague, Anthony Bourdain,” the network said in a statement. “His love of great adventure, new friends, fine food and drink and the remarkable stories of the world made him a unique storyteller. His talents never ceased to amaze us and we will miss him very much. Our thoughts and prayers are with his daughter and family at this incredibly difficult time.”

Fuck! Been watching this guy from the very start. Really bummed about this

yeah, he always seemed like a genuinely engaging, curious-minded guy who was doing a solid job overcoming whatever issues had plagued him in life

he's got a young daughter too, right? really, really sad

Fucking hell. RIP.

Fucking hell

His close friend Eric Ripert, the French chef, found Bourdain unresponsive in his hotel room Friday morning.

Oh god damn.

Wow. What a shock. Very sad.

rip, so heartbreaking

i watched his show from back in the 22 minute episodes for food network when he was particularly sinewy, read his books while working in kitchens in my 20s, shared his fascination with asia, once shared a bar counter with him in vancouver. it seems corny to be a fan of some murder mystery novel-writing former chef or whatever, i guess? i don't even know, but: felt a connection to him, somehow, and i thought he was a rare good sensitive man who i'd like to think made people want to understand the people that live outside of their own neighborhood or country. saw it come up on cnn and gasped and then, "please don't say he killed himself"... shit sux

oh no