Bushwick, which be fairly easily reached by the L line, reminds lots of people of Williamsburg in the early days, but that comparison can be misleading. For one thing, Bushwick makes Williamsburg look tiny by comparison, sprawling as it does across multiple subways stops and lines. To simplify things a bit, I’ll stick here to […] http://bit.ly/27uxhP
5 days ago |
Like our pals on the West Coast, NYC has its own motorcade of fussy, high-end snack trucks, and if anything, we’re further along in grumbling about how they’re twee-ifying street food. Note that one trend’s strong here: it’s sugar fiends keeping these Twittering trucks in business. Locals may know enough to leave Magnolia to the […] http://bit.ly/AcOuk
1 week ago |
bbook:
Why is it called Design Within Reach if it’s so ridiculously expensive and thus, out of reach?
I think the (pathetic) answer is that all those cool-but-uncomfortable chairs and couches are all literally in reach — they’re there on the floor, waiting for irresponsible buyers.
Reblogged from bbook 2 months ago |
The Catholic Church actually declared beavers to be a fish, according to dietary restrictions, meaning they are OK to eat on both Fridays and throughout Lent. [The Church’s] decisions are based more on an animal’s environment than their physical characteristics.
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Via Serious Eats (via katherinespiers) —
Semi-related: some Hindus, such as those around Kerala, eat seafood but still consider themselves vegetarian.
Reblogged from katherinespiers 4 months ago |

Back at my most recent employer, there was one story, written back in the dark ages, that was mocked by everyone. It was the one about how you should look for hospitals when you’re hungry — not just when you’ve been hit by a truck. They’re a great place for lunch, and so affordable! Try it the next time you’re on vacation and willing to drag your family somewhere random and possibly infectious.
Of course, the fact that everyone mocked this story should have been a sign that there was something to it: I bring you news from yesterday: it turns out that “hospital food has, seemingly, gotten pretty good” — it may even be the “best restaurant in your town.”
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4 months ago |