"I like beautiful women eating burgers in bikinis," he told Entrepreneur magazine.
Caulfield's After Lunch evokes our quietly catastrophic failure to create the beautiful life, eating fondue when we should be climbing mountains.
In this opener, as usual beautifully paced but managing to encompass almost the entire story of the Gulf Stream, we got cliffs out of storm-tossed fantasy, crazed trawlers fighting lumps of sea, crazed orcas below, beautiful turtles eating evil jellyfish.
An opponent of raising the minimum wage and of expanding overtime pay, Puzder, referring to the company's ads, told the magazine Entrepreneur, "I like beautiful women eating burgers in bikinis.
It was Marsh who recorded Churchill, on a visit to a poor neighborhood in Manchester, saying, with his odd and signature mixture of real empathy and inherited condescension, "Fancy living in one of these streets — never seeing anything beautiful — never eating anything savoury — never saying anything clever!
An evening trip to the "moving sands" dunes was stunningly beautiful, and eating with his family in an oasis at the bottom of a mountain we had just scrambled up hugely exciting as it involved spaghetti, rather than the Iranian staple of kebab!
I'd always admired Paula [Yates]'s flirtatious confidence and she'd made my day when she said in an interview: "I know what you Loaded boys want: to lie in bed with a beautiful woman eating crisps and watching Match of the Day".
I like beautiful women eating burgers in bikinis.
If you've ever been annoyed at the way beautiful women eating pizza has become a weird fetishized meme, read this hilarious parody piece right now and laugh.
Puzder has defended the ads and even noted how fond he is of them, saying, "I like beautiful women eating burgers in bikinis".
