A story about "The 50th Law" — 3 years ago
Useful and insightful advice, but I dispute 50’s credit for coauthorship.

balut / Balut
is consuming 33 items,
doing things , going places .
I'm currently reading 2 books, listening to 0 albums, watching 6 movies, eating and drinking 2 food items, and consuming 1 other thing.
Useful and insightful advice, but I dispute 50’s credit for coauthorship.
Uninvolving Korean softcore porn passing itself off as a pretentious art flick. I like the female lead, though.
A mixed drink from Maine, a Welfare Mom is equal parts Diet Moxie and Allen’s Coffee Flavored Brandy.
Boston/Cambridge storyteller and street performer for decades.
http://www.riverdeep.net/current/2001/02/021901_m_broblue.jhtml
Bucatini, which is essentially spaghetti with a hole in the center, is the traditional pasta used. I won’t pay four times the cost of spaghetti to be a pasta shape purist.
This tasted great. I used the Lee Bros. recipe. It’s not the most eye-appealing food though, especially after a night of drinking.
Colombian chicken and potato soup. I have consumed two exports from Colombia in my life and enjoyed both greatly.
Eastern European condiment made from roasted red peppers, eggplant, garlic, oil and (sometimes) with hot peppers. $2-3 bucks a jar.. Great with feta and olives in a pita for a instant exotic meal.
A few clever directorial touches here and there, but the acting was crappy, and the structure reminded me of old HS filmstrips. This is what bugged me most: why would a movie about broad sexual deviance—unrated version at that—make you wait an hour for a single brief glimpse of tits?
The taste of malt liquor won’t win accolades from snobs, but hell, it’s palatable enough, and the 40 oz. bottle is a near perfect dosage delivery vehicle. Getting a buzz is the idea in the first place. Nothing beats a relaxed experience that doesn’t have to strain for adjectives to describe it.
If you’re so fussy and refined, tell me you never ate junk food in the past year.
FAQ | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Send Us Feedback | Robot Co-op Blog | Copyright © 2004 - 2013 Robot Co-op