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  1. Smith says:

    FIFTH!!

  2. rade says:

    HEIL the cook!

  3. loz says:

    all your barbecue are belong to hitler

    • loz says:

      although if this was designed by neo-nazis, i guess it would have to be a win on their part.

    • BigD145 says:

      I see no point in this comment or most of the others. The swastika dates back to the Neolithic era.

      • Eddy says:

        Yes, but its become an offensive symbol in modern times due to its use by a fascist group that committed genocide, a group that has become synonymous with “evil”. If you’ve never heard a political party, an mmo player, a highschool student or a radio commentator declare someone else they disagree with to be a “nazi” because of the apposing viewpoints, you would understand how charged this symbol is *now*.

        Much like the color red signifying, at one point, the Communist nations. The color red has been around long before the Neolithic era, I’m sure, but for a period in human history it was a symbol of something distasteful (at least to some in non-communist nations).

        • Optimist Prime says:

          Well, somebody needs to tell the easily offended to steer clear of Asia. Those things are all over the place. Just because the symbol was hijacked doesn’t mean it should be associated only with the negative connotations. Richard Dean Anderson went on to Stargate SG-1, but it doesn’t mean I should never watch MacGyver again.

          Good Luck BBQ WIN!

          • Ethan says:

            No, you should ever watch MacGyver again because it was a really bad show.

          • aaaanon says:

            are you saying you hate stargate?

            • Eddy says:

              No, I’m just saying its a symbol that some people get really offended by in the wrong context. In the context of Asian symbolism, it means many different things, but I know for myself, when I see the swastika, the first thing that comes to mind is the shocking. That’s mostly why this is so fail, because I’m sure that’s many people’s first response.

          • falafel says:

            ‘those things are all over the place’
            where exactly? ’cause i still haven’t seen them anywhere in asia!

        • loravine says:

          I find it’s easier to hate the Nazi’s because everyone hated them, because they were the pinnacle of evil… and because Germany is a toilet…

          I remember a time when things were a lot more fun around here when good was good and evil was evil… Before things got so fuzzy….

          But I love the fact how you everyone can unanimously support the hero, if the villian is a Nazi… :)

        • BigD145 says:

          What Communist nations? There’s never been a Communist nation.

        • Billie Budapest says:

          I saw an Asian barbecue sauce with a swastika.

          Advertising FAIL

  4. one dude says:

    jew burger for the win

  5. just4internetfame says:

    Don’t poke fun at the war, my grandfather died in that damn thing. Some jew threw a rock and made him fall off his guard tower!

  6. clever 5leazoid says:

    jew-b-q ha

  7. nucking futs says:

    multiple people cooking at once win? design fail

    • haha says:

      I don’t think it has enough room to cook multiple people at once on it, well maybe a couple of small ones…. baby-b-jewque?

  8. triLcat says:

    just4internetfame: Too bad they didn’t get him before he managed to breed.

  9. ballbag says:

    If if wasn’t shaped like a Swastika it would be epic design win! If you want 4 people to be able to cook at once and make the most efficient use of space in a BBQ area, I can’t imagine a better way of doing it. Hell, the only reason I haven’t got one like that is because people are stupid and would jump to conclusions ;-)

    • Athanar says:

      EXACTLY. Just like the government building shaped the same way. It wasn’t designed to be like a Swastika, they just saw that it was a good building design.

      This is BBQ Design win. If not for people associating the Swastika with Hitler (when he actually didn’t create it) it wouldn’t be seen as bad at all.

    • Aedriel says:

      You could always get a backwards swastika… perhaps that wouldn’t be so bad?

  10. tim says:

    Actually this swastika shape seems really convenients for big BBQ’s. It’s a design win, and a history fail.

  11. ghhg says:

    more like epic win, you know, there was a meaning to the swastica before Hitler defiled it, dont let him ruin it.

    • just4internetfame says:

      Yeah I’ve seen it on buddahist statues before.

    • loz says:

      he already has, sorry to break it to you. the swastika will always be seen as a nazi symbol to the majority of people.

      • just4internetfame says:

        Yeah and the Stars and Bars isn’t southern pride either blah blah blah.

        • loz says:

          pardon? if that’s some reference to the american flag then i don’t get it.

          • just4internetfame says:

            Actually it’s another name for the Confederate Flag. But that’s probably why you don’t get it.

            • WinatikaTheJawa says:

              I live in California, but I’ve been to South/North Carolina, and, despite being a little northward, that flag was everywhere!

              • golugranu says:

                The ‘Stars and Bars’ flag was actually the first design for the national flag of the Confederacy, which ended up being dropped because many Southerners felt it too closely resembled the Union flag.
                The flag that you see everywhere now-a-days is probably the ‘flag of the South’, which is really a historically innaccurate combination of the battle flag of the Army of Northern Virginia and the Confederate Naval Jack.

              • 3ntropy says:

                i live in n. carolina. i haven’t seen it at all.

        • loz says:

          oh unless you mean that other redneck southern flag. in which case i didn’t know it ever meant anything else.

          • just4internetfame says:

            So are you saying that you don’t tie the Confederate Flag to racisim, but you do tie the swastica to it? *gives a free flag with beer mailbox*

            • loz says:

              i do associate the swastika with nazis yes, as in, when i see a swastika it would be the first thing to come into my head.

              as for the confederate flag, i can’t say i know much about the american civil war so i don’t really associate it with anything.

              • just4internetfame says:

                Ok, I can understand your problem then, the American Civil War wasn’t really a “world wide” thing. My apologies, I did not know. I just assumed you were one of the American people who claimed current symbolism should still be attached to past problems. Yes the Nazis were bad looking at it from the outside, but not all of them thought so. I see it as history myself not hatred in the present form.

                • aaaanon says:

                  just as not all the soldiers really believed nazism, not all Americans are idiots. we need to get that one out of people minds also.

        • k8 says:

          The stars and bars is a different flag (one no one would recognize because it’s old, so I can see why people incorrectly refer to the rebel flag as “the stars and bars”).
          The rebel flag was never used in any official capacity by the Confederacy, but is actually an amalgamation of earlier Confederate flags, which is part of the argument for the rebel flag being a symbol of states right and not the Confederacy itself.

          Of course, that’s all bullshit and the rebel flag is still racially charged as all get-out.
          There’s no way to revere that flag and not look like a white-supremacist prick, but boy do people try.

          • hueydoc says:

            Had the South won, it would be the American flag that would now be labeled as evil ! Remember, history is written by the winners…

            • Steven says:

              Except in the case of the Pelopponesian Wars, in which case Sparta kicked Athens’ ass, but Athens wrote the history.

              • VieuMove says:

                They wrote with their own blood though.

              • Fahzbehn says:

                Or the state of Palestine, which had been wiped out, then was put back on the map because the Romans of the time didn’t want recognize Israel. Speaking of genocide, there’s a war that’s been going on for thousands of years that most of us turn a blind eye to. But then, there will always be hate in the world.

                There will always be people who think they’re better or more deserving than the next guy. Hitler was the same way but he was far from the last. The main reason he hasn’t been relegated to a foot note in history and that everyone still hates the guy (and I hate him, too) is that the allies had a really good PR compaign. What he did was wrong, but there are leaders today and the recent past that make Hitler look like a complete noob in the genocide department.

                And in the spirit of the olympics, lest we not forget Mao. Yeah, this guy took dictatorship to a whole NEW level of death and oppresion.

              • Chuck says:

                Because history is really written by LOSERS!

      • Nomad says:

        there are two sorts of swastika…one which is clockwise an one which is counter-clockwise…one of them was buddhism symbol an one is nazi symbol…but the problem is, that the majority of people don’t know this fact…so you’re right

        but whatever is: thats a really cool BBQ…with buddha quad-b-q technology…but there should be a “buddha inside” Label

        • loz says:

          in thailand, buddha barbecues you!

          • TMI Service says:

            As Emankcin says below, the hooked cross or “swastika” shape has been employed in a number of different traditions. And there are two kinds, but Nomad’s comment is a little imprecise about that part.
            “Swastika” is a Sanskrit word and means something like “good fortune.” The symbolic shape can be found in the major Indian spiritual currents — Hinduism, Jainism, and Buddhism — generally in the clockwise orientation. (Speculation is that that shape may originally have been associated with the circular movement of the sun.)
            When Buddhism came from India into Tibet, the pre-existent Tibetan Shamanic practitioners — called Bon — were prompted to get organized in order to compete with their new Buddhist religious “rivals.” So Bon adopted the swastika image, too, but they turned it around into the counter-clockwise position to distinguish themselves from the Buddhists.

        • beppp says:

          actually, both the clockwise and anti-clockwise swastikas are used in buddhist and daoist temples today. The Nazi swastika was only clockwise, though.

        • Emankcin says:

          You’re mostly right on that one, Nomad. The Swastika has been in use for centuries, as early as the Neolithic period. It has been used by many religions such as Hinduism, Jainism, Abrahamic religions, Asian traditions, Native American traditions, and yes, Buddhism. It is also still used in many Pagan practices, which is why Hitler probably chose the symbol. The two versions, one with the arms pointing right, and the other left. Hitler chose the right facing swastika. It’s too bad, really, because some religion practices still use the symbol, like the Buddhists.

          • loz says:

            wikipedia win!

          • loz says:

            oh and why would hitler have chosen the swastika because of its pagan usage?
            wasn’t he a christian?

            • siobhan says:

              he would have shunned christian religion as well as any other if he hadn’t needed it for his propaganda. if he had been a man of any religion he might have been a better ruler, but as ist was he just wanted power… as much as he could get.

              • siobhan says:

                ps: if you look at his ceremonies closley you will find many references to pagan religions there… so he was closer to paganism than to catholicism.

                • TMI Service says:

                  siobhan … does your family happen to place a decorated tree in your house at Christmas time … or play with colored eggs at Easter …?
                  Those of course are “pagan references,” too.
                  (In truth, there really aren’t many cultural traditions/ “religions” which are not influenced by a number of different sources. I personally don’t think that’s a problem … it just comes down to how we do what we do, how and whether we live in open-minded awareness and heart-opened love. )

                  • siobhan says:

                    most of christian ceremonies are, because the church needed to get the people on its side and knew it could not do so without taking some / most of the stuff they already were used to, that’s why the birthday of jesus is so wrong placed (and so on)… i know all that ;)

                    please don’t get me wrong… i am not the person to say any religion is better than the other. in fact i rather am a person who tries to respect any religion. i wont say i am free of prejudice, that would be a lie. and i dont know all the truth about any religion… who could? i myselfe don’t belong to any religion but my own which is a mixture of the things i can believe in. i dont need a church to pray in, i dont need a priest to tell me what to do. i just try to do my best. i believe, truly believe there is somthing, someone, somewhat out there that you could refer to as god… and i dont think it matters which way you name it.

                    and yes, you are right… in its deepest core all religions are of the same root… and let me add to it… most (if not all) religions have been misused at some point of history for powerhungry purposes. and that is – i think – the only problem with religions. that they are so well suited to be missused, to send people to war be it with weapons or in the heart. because everybody needs something to believe in… even the selfproclaimed atheist believes in something, even if it is that there is nothing.

                    to come to an end… all i wanted was to point out, that hitler was not realy into christianity, he just used it as far as it helped him and used what suited him from paganism or whatever you want to call it too. that does not make paganism or christianty bad… it just shows what i stated above. the sad truth that religion on it self would be – like marxism – a really great thing, but will never work out like it was planned with peolple. because there always will be someone who wants more than the other has.

                    • TMI Service says:

                      You’ve said some fine things here.
                      One additional perspective that many Westerners don’t realize –
                      religion and religious experience can also be about DOUBTING all your beliefs, and through that doubt coming to rest in an experience that’s more simple and more fundamental than any made-up concepts.
                      A classic example of that is Zen Buddhism, but if you really look into it, you can find contemplatives and meditators in virtually every spiritual tradition who do practice that form of spiritual honesty.

                      • Avis says:

                        What ever you do, don’t say that to members of my family!! They would lambaste you just for thinking it! Who was it that said something like ‘faith with out doubt is either insanity or fanaticism’? I can never remember who it was, or the exact quote for that matter.

                        • TMI Service says:

                          I’m not too familiar with her work, but I see the Catholic author, Mary Gordon, said something similar:

                          “The ability to question, the ability to take a skeptical position, is absolutely central to my understanding of myself and my understanding of myself as a religious person. It’s very important to experience doubt. I think faith without doubt is just either nostalgia or a kind of addiction. And I’m not interested in that.”

                        • Avis says:

                          That sounds right. But for some reason I thought it might have been someone like Oscar Wilde. Don’t know why. Either way, it’s one of those that I like to throw out there at family gatherings when they get a little too… too.

                        • TMI Service says:

                          (Btw, Avis, for Lutherans to be opposed to doubting the authority of religious statements is the same sad paradox that you see all over the dogmatic religious world — Lutheranism of course was FOUNDED on doubting the authority of religious statements.)

                        • Avis says:

                          I know, that is why I fell away from the whole thing. Well, one reason anyway.

                      • Dragonwriter says:

                        Well said. I thought about this after I posted and realized that my thinking was rather reductive in my own post. I still believe those things that I said, but…I know it’s not the whole story.

                    • seriously? says:

                      i think maybe you guys take failblog a bit too seriously.

                      which i think constitutes as a fail.

                • Kroenen says:

                  um, hitler wasn’t a catholic. After he exterminated the jews, his next target was supposed to be the catholics. So every catholic(and jew and gypsie and pretty much everyone who doesn’t have blonde hair and blue eyes) in the world had better be thankful that hitler is dead.

              • loz says:

                having a religion or not has no bearing on how good a ruler you can be.
                indeed many would argue it can be disadvantageous to have a religious leader and there should be a strong separation of church and state.

                • siobhan says:

                  depends on how you see “having a religion”
                  if all christians lived exactly by the ways of their religion (which i know is never to be seen), there wouldn’t be a need for laws, police, weapons and so on.

                  so when i wrote about having a religion or being a man of any religion, i wrote about something like living up to the commandments (or trying to). which would have made it “really hard” for him doing what he has done or allowing what was done in his name.

                  • 3ntropy says:

                    religion is empty and dead. i don’t have any religion. i have life.

                    • siobhan says:

                      by ” i don’t have any religion” are you saying that you belong to no church and dont believe all the preachings you hear while you see that many preachers and heads of churches dont give a damn about what the preach – which i totally agree to, als you see in my writing ;) – or do you really believe in nothing? just interested, no offence meant.

                      • 3ntropy says:

                        none taken, but you may not like my answer. I have a personal relationship with God, and everything I do is between the two of us. I try not to judge, I try to be kind, I try to live the best I can. I don’t practice any religion, because religion is a series of rituals and ceremony. I just try to do my best each day. I fail and i succeed, but I keep trying. All humans have personal agendas, and I try to avoind them as much as possible, but then again, that may be mine…I believe tha teach person will answer for their actions to God, and it’s not up to anyone to enforce their own views on another.

                    • laura michelle says:

                      you can not have a religion all you want, but saying it is “empty” and “dead” is a very ignorant thing to say.
                      In most cases, religion is a way for people to celebrate life. It gives their lives meaning. The very opposite of what you were saying.
                      Of course, you may be influenced by the fact that yes, some religions are extreme and bad things can happen. But in day to day life, religion is a rich, important part of people’s lives.

                      Think what you might, but think before you tell everyone else what you’re thinking.

                      I think. :P

                      • TMI Service says:

                        It’s complicated, but here’s a simplification that I think is helpful.
                        Religions can be seen as LANGUAGES. In their healthy heart they come from our deepest and most sincere connection with the wonder of being alive [re-ligion = re-connection]. And, in their wholesome application, they can guide others to that kind of connection with before-any-words meaning.
                        But, like any language, people can and do also get into very stupid and vicious garbage, using the same symbols that were originally are founded in experiences of awe and joy.

                      • 3ntropy says:

                        hey laura, i have a view of “religion” as being a bunch of stupid rules inspired by God and foolishly imposed by men. I believe in God, The Bible, and Jesus as his son who died and rose again on the third day. I stick to the basics and ask the Holy Spirit to guide me each day. I’m sure this sounds preachy or wahtnot, but I am tired of hypocritical idealists that hide behind rules, but don’t practice what they preach. Everyone is entitled to their beliefs and practices, and I respect that. What I also respect is the ability to say what ever is on my mind on the internet. :)

                      • Kroenen says:

                        yeah, but, remember the crusades?the inquisition?the witch burnings?the holocaust? all those happened because of differing religions and people not wanting to accept said differences.

                        • TMI Service says:

                          It’s more like different cultures, peoples, and ideologies, not just different religions, per se. Stalin’s massacres, the atrocities of the Khmer Rouge, and the genocide in Rwanda — “religion” had nothing to do with that. It’s just our species’ general capacity for ignorant cruelty and insensitive barbarity.

                • Avis says:

                  Not to put too fine a point on it, but religion and what y’all’re talking about are two different things. You have religion, sorta, because you do things religiously. You eat religiously, as in often and regularly. What people often reffer to as “religion” is faith. And this could start an annoyingly long debate so I’ll stop now.

                  • siobhan says:

                    problem is… we’re already discussing exactly what you pointed out so nice ;) and seems as if you’re not alone with this point of view.

                  • Dragonwriter says:

                    Agreed. Religion is a business, and is in the business of making
                    money and consolidating and keeping power. I think that organized religions are corrupt and dangerous. The laws preach hatred of other religions and intolerance of folks who are different. When good folks get fed up with that, they splinter off and make their OWN religions, and so the cycle goes.

                    Faith is, in my mind something completely different. It is something that humans have demonstrated they desire or need for many millennia, making it a perfect vehicle with which to exploit and control them.

                    I have neither a religion nor a (religious) faith. I keep trying to have faith in humankind, but they keep making it awfully difficult for me.

            • MatadorBID says:

              To my knowledge, Hitler prescribed to Marxism which says “God is dead”

              • loz says:

                he agreed with some concepts of marxism but wasn’t an actual marxist.
                he very much believed in a god, it’s a myth that he was an atheist.

              • TMI Service says:

                Way, way wrong.
                Hitler was Fascist. While in historical practice, both Fascists and supposed Marxists (e.g., USSR) have similarly committed gargantuan atrocities, they are effectively opposite to one another ideologically.
                Hitler was kind of Christian, and got support from many German churches, etc., but he was also into the occult to a degree.

          • streea says:

            It’s still used in Japan as well to mark where different places of worship are. On maps, on signs… a LOT of people don’t realize that this symbol originally represented something good…

        • Madan says:

          The Swastika is a hindu symbol. Swast or Swastik in Sanskrit means healthy/clean/pure.

          Religious knowledge fail.

      • beppp says:

        except to millions and millions and millions of Asians who still see it employed for religious use every day?

      • pellmelody says:

        Perhaps, but to the millions of Hindus worldwide, it is a sacred symbol that has nothing to do with the distortion Hitler put on it.

    • adam2341 says:

      The swastika that was used Pre-Hitler was actually going counter-clockwise. If I’m not mistaken it was a celtic thing.

    • K says:

      You’re right. You should wear rainbows on all your clothes.

    • Roy says:

      I think it was a symbol of peace. That’s why the Nazis chose it, despite the fact that they’re racist homicidal maniacs.

  12. Rimšiakas says:

    WIN WIN WIN WIN WIN! I don’t see no fail… They wanted to make a swastika shaped bbq and they did it. Where’s the fail here?

  13. dijital says:

    This only calls for one comment and i’m surprised it hasn’t been posted yet

    OMGWTFBBQ

  14. happyegggirl says:

    You know that before hitler’s time the swastika used to be a symbol of good luck? its true!(or the book i read that from was lying)

    • loz says:

      yeah, it’s been used by many different groups and religions for hundreds of centuries with different meanings.
      although this has already been mentioned above :p

    • point says:

      your avatar is also a swastika FAIL :D

      • happiest girl says:

        i’d been thinking alot of the avatars on here look like swastikas.

        • aaaaanon says:

          actually, almost every single one of the ones made by gravatar look like swastikas. that’s just because they’re fashionable.

          • happiest girl says:

            yeah, i was suspicious of my subconsious mind beeing brain-washed and that soon we’d all become jew-hating, amature Deutsch-speaking homophobics. Strange i see that happening to alot of you on here recently :) gravatar nazis.

  15. Lesley says:

    Just seems like a decorative way for a park to allow four families to cook at the same grill.

  16. beppp says:

    LOL maybe they should be using this bbq sauce then:

    http://www.banterist.com/archivefiles/images/nazicue.jpg

    except THAt swastika is the inverted one. it just fits so nicely with that wonderful W1N bbq. :D

  17. steve says:

    Someone says that they have seen swastikas on Buddhist statues!

    No no no.

    Those symbols start at a center point like the swastikas, but they turn to the left. swastikas turn the other way.

    Very similar looking, I used to think the same until a Buddhist set me straight!

    • TMI Service says:

      You can find them going in each direction in Buddhism. I just glanced at Wikipedia for “swastika” and it has a fairly good survey of the different places and forms the hooked cross symbol has been used. Here’s a snippet re Japanese Buddhism:

      The symbol as it is used in Buddhist art and scripture is known in Japanese as a manji (literally, “the character for eternality” 萬字), and represents Dharma, universal harmony, and the balance of opposites. When facing left, it … represent[s] love and mercy. Facing right, it represents strength and intelligence…. Balanced manji are often found at the beginning and end of Buddhist scriptures.

  18. selery says:

    reading this comments can be very educational

  19. ali says:

    EPIC WIN

  20. evilpoo says:

    FEIL!

  21. Juasman says:

    Well, to be honest (and no pun intended) I think that the BBQ is properly designed. Maximum use of space :)

  22. jfizz says:

    B-B-Q-RANG!

  23. john says:

    OMGWTFBBQ!!!1

  24. nicomo says:

    It’s a winner for me. Religion used it before Hitler. Religion still uses it. So in India this is a definate winner! Even for Veggie fans!

  25. LOLZ says:

    BBQ resembles swastika therefore fails therefore humorous.

  26. MarkP says:

    Of course, the design could avoid problems by reversing the direction of the arms. Though the submitter could just mirror the photo (which he might have done).

    • G-Wizz says:

      That’s what I did with my reverse swastika forehead tattoo, but you would believe how often I’m forced to explain it.

      • 3ntropy says:

        a swastika with any other orientation is still a swastika. and it’s still a peaceful symbol that was corrupted by hitler.

  27. Gileh~ says:

    wonder if hitler ever had a bbq on this thing… eh, theres allways a chance hes still around pondering eevol things. =D

  28. Hitler, what a gas.

  29. RogueThree says:

    Sieg Feil!

  30. silliewillie says:

    That BBQ looks like the Burn of the Week.

  31. Adolf says:

    Wonder if all of the ash from the BBQ is from the charcoal or did Hitler Kill em and use them as fuel to cook his food?

  32. im-just-here says:

    nazism win
    bbq fail

  33. RRRR says:

    OMGWTFBBQ!!!!!11111111!!!

  34. Mayokitty says:

    Introducing the NEW outdoor swastica BBQ!

    Roast your Jews with style!

  35. GHouck says:

    Rickson by armbar, , sorry, wrong forum. .

  36. Jilly says:

    First visit to this site and may I say, the Fails should be in the comments and the comments should be on the main page, they are far more entertaining!

    Hysterical reading!

  37. king david says:

    SIEG BBQ
    wir müssen die BBQ AUSROTTEN!!!!!1

  38. unklegwar says:

    THIRD! (Reich)

  39. 3ntropy says:

    SNAP!

  40. Asdf says:

    what’s the difference between a jew and a hamburguer???

    the hamburguer doesn’t scream when you cook it!

  41. doraphobic says:

    Whoever posted this FAILS cause if you think the swatzika cross only means nazi then you are a dumb f***

  42. waffles says:

    Sad this is the swastika, it’s actually a really efficient barbecue design. :/

  43. AKP says:

    Was this pic taken at the BNP’s RWB festival :-P

  44. El Duderino says:

    Steak heil… o.O

  45. Shadow says:

    Lol! Sacrilege with a smile :) .

  46. Tiwaz says:

    Ironic, since Hitler was a vegitarian…

  47. Fence Walker says:

    Self fail. ._. Took me a minute to understand Nazi BBQ.

  48. don don says:

    OMGFTWBBQ!!!

  49. Shadow says:

    Oh yeah, them Nazi’s loved their barbecue. Why, Hitler would hold an All-Nazi Weekly Jewish Hate Session and Barbecue. You think those 200k Nazi’s were just there for the hell of it? Hell no! They were hungry. Bring your own beer!

  50. someone says:

    It’s a Nazi-Q

  51. Shadow says:

    I LOL’d.

  52. Matthew says:

    thats no fail, thats a Sieg Fail

  53. F3nNec says:

    i wanna that bbq!!1 itsocute!11

  54. Some Jew says:

    It’s a swastika. How can anyone not see it? (no pun intended, late to the game, etc.)

  55. Jen says:

    Yes, this is actually the symbol for Buddhism, not for the Nazis. The Nazi symbol faces the clockwise.

    • Jen says:

      “faces clockwise” My bad.

    • Crossbow says:

      This BBQ is facing clockwise like a swastika. Although actually the Nazis borrowed it from Hinduism. I know someone is going to pounce on me for quoting Wikipedia, but…

      In Hinduism, the two symbols represent the two forms of the creator god Brahma: facing right it represents the evolution of the universe (Pravritti), facing left it represents the involution of the universe (Nivritti). It is also seen as pointing in all four directions (north, east, south and west) and thus signifies stability and groundedness.

  56. Crossbow says:

    Take that, Holocaust deniers!

  57. mystrdat says:

    Obvious WIN. SIEG FEIL!

  58. meh says:

    ummmm.. Nuremburger rally? Sorry, tried to think of something funny and that’s all I could come up with.

  59. Px says:

    is this why people say OMGWTFBBQ?

  60. hameltoe says:

    Wonder where they get the BBQ supplies? KKK Supermarket?

  61. Ben says:

    Oh man, I lol’ed till I omg’ed.

  62. a says:

    wow! so is that where they cook em?

  63. Rawr says:

    LOL, I can understand why the people designed it the way they did, because of the four grills and everything, but… WOW.

  64. Kroenen says:

    now that would be bad

  65. Haldane says:

    i have to ask how they built that thing. I hate to nit pick, but if they built it counterclockwise, there’s no WAY that thing is kosher.

  66. cptnlvlk says:

    hitler’s home cooked burgers.

  67. FAILURE says:

    SEIL FIEL!!!!

  68. omnipotent speck says:

    You’re all wrong. This is a ‘fail’ fail. That thing isn’t a BBQ. It’s clearly an oven.

  69. Kee San says:

    Might i find it a problem that my Jewish roommate cant stop laughing and might choke to death?

  70. Jew San says:

    call 911 i cant stop laughing….

  71. Jew San says:

    I stopped laughing on account of your comment fail, and the one you are about to make…

  72. lurkusmaximus says:

    .

  73. fred says:

    It’s a Nazi-Q!!!

  74. Malthe says:

    hahaha lol this is actually a danish radio station’s BBQ.

  75. liam says:

    Everytime i post a thread somewhere people yell at me when everyone else does the same thing then they lock it

  76. MEMEMEME says:

    WOW!

  77. someone says:

    OMG! Secret Natz33 BBQ Design!!! D:

    (Plays Heute Ist Mein Tag)

  78. Kash says:

    This is not the nazi symbol…The nazi swastika is reverse of what you see. This symbol is actually a holy Hindu symbol…Don’t see a fail there…

  79. Perry says:

    Actually the swastika means peace in many country’s and used to be on flags on our navy ships until Hitler gave the swastika a bad reputation! so nice try but you
    Fail!

    • no u says:

      the same point was already made much more effectively by the others here
      u didn’t read, u didn’t try, u weren’t nice — thrice the Fail!

  80. dragon837 says:

    HEIL BARBEEQUE FUZKAMUSCH FUZ

  81. adra says:

    It’s hitlers bunker!

  82. Psycho-Tic says:

    oh dear…

  83. Heeth_lars says:

    What is dis, Why is barbque fail in design!? I do not get

  84. Nidies says:

    Hmm, wonder what’s cooking there.


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