Where the fuck should I eat

[Toucan]

It's a joke, not a recommendation engine or search engine.

An old joke at that: http://whatthefuckshouldimakefordinner.com/index.php

[theorique]

Ooh, profanity! Does that mean you're extra edgy?

[sp332]

If he's from California, no it's normal. Edit: apparently the consultancy is in the UK so it's "funny". http://www.coolography.co.uk/

[peterwwillis]

The fuck do you think?

[freehunter]

One side effect of creatives getting a lot more... casual... in their naming schemes: blocked by the corporate proxy.

[dopp]

^^ this. Most of the sites containing such words are classified by Websense as "tasteless".

[gdarren]

As of 3:30pm EST, this had 0 Facebook likes, 178 tweets and 228 Google +1's. Personally, I take that as proof of Google's superior social network.

[joshuahedlund]

I would take it as evidence of an error in the Facebook count.

[gcb]

i'd say all of facebook's users are behind the office firewall that blocks urls like this.

[dmd]

This is probably the best chance I'll ever get to promote my own project, The Recipe Master: http://3e.org/soup/

[jack-r-abbit]

I'd say that is a pretty good start. But I think you need to expand your recipe index. I tried several different sets of ingredients and it just kept telling me to make soup.

[kprobst]

I typed "semen", "goat cheese" and "monkey wrench" expecting a serious answer. Not disappointed.

[Arelius]

Needs some polish, For instance, "Ingredient 1" Should go away when I start typing.

[theoj]

I think you are automatically limiting your audience with the high level of profanity on the site. Don't get me wrong, I like the functionality it provides -- but find a better way to grab the audience's attention. Look to Zappos and some other companies for friendly, engaging copy.

[harryh]

You're missing the fucking point.

[mhurron]

Sometimes you just need to be told where to go and how to get there.

[gee_totes]

What, no easter egg when I type in "Your Mom"? Come'on!

[SeanLuke]

I typed in my zip code and the first result I got was one of the worst restaurants in the area. Not a good sign for a recommender engine.

[jonah]

Yeah. IHOP was the second option for me.

[run4yourlives]

Some Fucking Points:

1. You should already know where the fuck I am, it's 2012.

2. Maybe you'd really fucking impress me if this was a mobile app. (You'd also know where the fuck I was)

3. Don't fucking send me to a place across town, what the fuck.

[lumberjack]

I find it a tad bit too minimalistic. Why not use a tagged based search, like "pizza in san antonio texas"?

And the domain name, is too long. People will misremember and mistype it as "wherethefucktoeat.com" or "wherethefuckshouldieat.com" or similiar.

[Skroob]

My coworking space comes up on the drinking site.

So that's pretty accurate, actually.

[VeejayRampay]

This is one fucking funny recommendation engine.

[tomrod]

I'm not really all that impressed. It needs to widen the search area to a few km and drop the profanity.

[andrewguenther]

It's a joke.

[keithvan]

I think this was inspired by the original: http://whatthefuckshouldimakefordinner.com/

edit: beaten to it!

[jonathanjaeger]

My favorite: http://www.whatthefuckismysocialmediastrategy.com/

[hobin]

Huh. I half expected it to just say in big letters "PREPARE YER OWN FRAKKIN' FOOD." (Pronounce with a Scottish accent.) A shame it doesn't.

[blahedo]

I typed in my zip code and got "Can't find shit there. Try somewhere else." Thanks, wtfsie!

[AlecSchueler]

wtfsie wouldn't be a bad domain name, actually.

[mehulkar]

How soon is 'coming soon' for the mobile app?

[linker3000]

How the fuck should I know.