What’s Really in a Can of Whoopass at Horne & Dekker?

Blame it on the full moon. Blame it on the bossa nova. What. Ever. A few gals from the office went to dinner last Saturday at Horne & Dekker and one slipped part of a centerpiece into her purse. It wasn’t an elaborate candle or flower arrangement, the centerpieces at Horne & Dekker are a trio of house-labeled peas, carrots, and whoopass wrapped in kitschy H &D labeling. On their way out, one eagle-eyed darling spotted a lonely can of Whoopass on the patio and couldn’t contain herself. She had to know what was inside. (Full story here.) I sent a note of apology to owners Shawn Horne and Flynn Dekker and they replied:

I thought we were a little light on the Whoopass around here. We forgive your associate, but ask that she please return the silverware and fine china. Just remember that opening the can of Whoopass may cause harm…serious harm.

For the record,  no china or silverware was swiped from the restaurant—just one No. 303 can of Whoopass. We asked you to guess what was in the can and we had a few bets going on around the office. Watch The Whoopass Mystery for the reveal.

13 comments

  1. That why this blog is so tacky, did she take the rolls home and fill her pockets with mints too

    @ 10:41 am on July 29, 2010
  2. Gives new meaning to, “food porn”.

    @ 10:44 am on July 29, 2010
  3. Shades of La Bare. If you know what I mean & I think you do.

    @ 10:53 am on July 29, 2010
  4. @ITAFB: wah! wah! No one made you come here, read this, watch the video, get excited and shut your office door, and then watch the video over and over again.

    @ 11:23 am on July 29, 2010
  5. It’s one thing to know you guys are twisted, it’s quite another to see (and hear) the evidence. IJS

    @ 11:23 am on July 29, 2010
  6. LOL

    @ 11:42 am on July 29, 2010
  7. I need a shower now.

    @ 11:47 am on July 29, 2010
  8. I never thought I’d say this, but leave the video work to Chalk.

    @ 1:42 pm on July 29, 2010
  9. not at the table Timmy

    @ 1:56 pm on July 29, 2010
  10. Was this filmed before or after Tim had to go to the doctor for a mysterious cramp?

    @ 6:52 am on July 30, 2010
  11. I’m glad the restaurant owner handled your apology note gracefully, Mr. Nancy. I, on the other hand, think it’s pretty incredible that D employees may steal and then celebrate the theft with blog posts and a youtube video without any apparent repercussion. Doesn’t D Magazine want its employees to act with some modicum of integrity both in and out of the office (or, at the very least, to appear to act so)? Also, query why the employee herself also did not write an apology note?

    @ 2:03 pm on July 30, 2010
  12. You beat me to it!

    @ 12:12 am on July 31, 2010
  13. Can we talk about how they’ve up and changed the spaetzel recipe? I was so disappointed. And they didn’t just change something small like a spice or something subtle, it’s a completely different dish. SANS CHEESE. Why? There is never a good reason to remove cheese from a recipe, people.

    @ 1:46 pm on August 2, 2010