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Just how useful is h2g2 at this point? The guide is still patchy, largely as a result of the haphazard way that information is collected from the travels of subscribers. For example, the online guide to France contains a review of a pizza-and-pasta joint in the little-known town of Saintes in the Charente-Maritime region, but there is nothing at all on Lyons or the renowned restaurants there. And an entry for India that purports to be a list of the world's best curry houses bizarrely includes none from that country at all, while listing...
...VIEWPOINT, April 24], I was convinced that his editors at TIME should give him a raise, no matter what his T level is. This was the most intelligent satirical piece I've ever read in TIME. Stein's suggestion that he would enjoy getting his dose of testosterone as pasta with a light sauce known as "testosteroni" was hilarious. DON PERRYMAN Roswell...
...mentioned my concern about taking unprescribed medication, Carolla suggested that I just eat a lot of beef jerky. "I believe there is a lot of testosterone in jerky. That would be the most logical food to put it in, anyway." I suggested I might enjoy it more as a pasta with a light tomato-basil sauce, which I could market as "testosteroni." Carolla said...
...soon if she doesn't snag a summer job--from Let's Go preferably. Another threatened to kill his bubbly co-worker with his leatherman knife. Ooops. Blame it on nicotine withdrawal. Yet another was nearly arrested in the wee hours of Sunday morning after sharing his semi-digested pasta and savory chyme with an imposing 220 pound, goatee-sporting soul at a Bickford's in Braintree. And with the sidewalk...
...Spirits--and pretension--flowed freely. Decorative candles flickered. Fine Napa Valley wine was served, as was some cranberry concoction with lots of vodka. We began our meal with a salad-tossed wild greens bathed in a house vinaigrette. Next, fresh pasta in marinara. After dining, we absconded to our reserved booth at the newly opened Temple Bar. It was an Upper East Side dream come true...