Who DOESN'T like BACON??

[thetinymagic2]

http://gothamist.com/2012/04/03/ev_ihops_bacon_smell_still_a_proble.php

[tazber]

Some people love it to death.
Putting the "fun" back in funerals

[best12bars]

I gotta say, the idea of salted fatty pig flesh fried up greasy in a pan doesn't do it for me. I'm not a vegetarian, either.

I do enjoy the taste every now and then in small doses, but generally it's a huge turnoff. And the more people obsess over it, the more it repulses me.

[SonofMammaMiaSam]

More for me!

[best12bars]

You can have my rations, SOMMS!

[Bettyboy72]

After seeing "Food Inc" Im pretty much done with bacon. Eveytime I see it I just think of sweet live pigs crammed into a trash compactor. Smithfield is the devil and I'm glad Paula Deen got hit with a ham. Poetic justice.

[once a month]

It's the SMELL that gets to me, yuck! Feel that way about popcorn too.

[Gothampc]

I still believe he wrote Hamlet, Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet. He was robbed by that Shakespeare dude, I tell ya, robbed.

Would the residents of the East Village rather smell the urine and vomit from the drug addicts that used to hang out there?

[FindingNamo]

Yes, they would, because those are the two options.

[TxTwoStep]

my theory, along with Guare, is that we all are connected to bacon by six degrees or less.

[SNAFU]

I remember when I lived on 6th Ave and 14th street my bedroom window faced Burger Kings roof. The smell of cooking fries was delicious for the first 3 hours I lived there. After that it became nauseating! I learned to be able to tell when Burger King changed their oil. It wasn't very often, let me tell you!
Likewise when I live directly across from Sevilla restaraunt in the West Village. The smell of paella quickly became a thing of dread.

[Calvin]

Actually, now they can smell both because really, who else goes to eat at IHOP in the East Village?

[Marianne2]

The excess smell of anything can be nauseating after awhile. I had to skip out on a tour of the M&M plant when my dad worked for the company because the chocolate & peanut smell made me sick. I even hated it when we drove into that area and you could smell it.

[JoeKv99]

I worked at a dinner theater in Wisconsin. Our two neighbors were a factory that made onion rings and a sausage plant. Some days you'd come to work and people would be standing outside gulping down the smell of those onion rings. Then the wind would change direction to a breeze off the hog pens and people would start throwing up.

[FindingNamo]

Are you sure that wasn't caused by Morton Downey, Jr.'s performance in The King & I?

[Bettyboy72]

The other annoying thing is that food smells actually rouse people from sleep.

Many years ago I lived over a restaurant and I would wake in the morning to all those wonderful smells of breakfast cooking.

Sadly none of them were for me. It would also really annoy me when I wanted to sleep in and couldn't because the smells were overstimulating my senses.

[TxTwoStep]

though Downey in KING & I was compelling, i preferred JEFFREY ANDERSON IS WILLY LOMAN....

[Jane2]

Bacon is the new salt.

[clever name]

[TxTwoStep]

i envy the kid marrying bacon in the Jack in the Box commercials.

[TheatreDiva90016]

Yea, first the gays, then bacon...

[Mister Matt]

This new bacon push is really interesting. Not that I mind because I just love pork products in general. I prefer sausage to bacon, actually. Bob Evans and Jimmy Dean are like family to me.

[TxTwoStep]

and here i thought you'd prefer Polish Keilbasa or a nice spicy chorizo...or perhaps the BBQ links at Goodes?

[ahhrealmonsters]

I've been to the East Village IHOP after a night of drinking (as the article says, there's nothing better when you're drunk than pancakes), and I didn't smell any bacon inside or outside, and I'm pretty adverse to the smell. Maybe it was the alcohol, though... I'll have to return for my Lorax pancakes... Nomnomnom.

[Mr Roxy]

To answer the question, my guess would be the pig population.

[rosscoe(au)]

Is rather sad that this thread has nothing to do with Kevin Bacon (