
Obese starfish Guy Fieri was picked by some lover of No Can Beato This Taquitos to drive the pace car at this weekend’s Indianapolis 500. Sadly, his vehicle didn’t erupt into an ironic fireball, and all that remained were Fieri’s frosted tips, found five miles from the scene by a dog that sniffed Mac Daddy Mac ‘N’ Cheese and doucebag, with extra cheese. Rather, everything went fine, but that hypothetical dog still died of a heart attack.
Not only didn’t he explode, but Fieri actually accomplished something no one has ever done before, and no, it’s not replacing his blood with barbeque sauce. As he proudly tweeted yesterday, he became the “first pace car driver to wear shorts,” which is the most Fieri thing to ever be proud of. Stay tuned for next year’s Indy 500, when Fieri attempts to fuel every car in the race with the oil from a single plate of his Taj Maholla! Chicken.



Any word on whether they were ‘jorts?’
I just naturally assumed.
“No Can Beato This Taquito” and ” Taj Maholla! Chicken” are real things. Uuuuuuuuugh.
I didn’t really know anything about the guy, apart from looking like Smash Mouth. That is so goddamn horrible I just. Aaaaragh.
“Obese starfish” is the best thing I’ve read in months. Still LOLing…
Yuuup, started chortling right at the begining and Josh’s relentless pounding kept me at it until the end. Bravo.
As if I needed another reason to hate Guy Fieri.
They forgot to mention how many chain wallets were attached to said shorts. Inquiring minds want to know.
Kismet that on the same day we discover Anthony Bourdain will have a no-doubt awesome new show on the premier cable news channel, we also discover that Food Network assholes wear shorts in pace cars.
Oh, man… if he’d caused a pile up it would have been the Douchepocalypse!
General Motors/Chevrolet was responsible for this doucher being the celebrity pace car driver. I will now continue to not buy their products.