April 2011
8 posts
When Digging for Ramps Goes Too Deep - NYTimes.com →
But since the early 1990s, the garlicky allium, with a slender white bulb, dark red stem and succulent green leaves, has gone from a Southern belle to a big-city starlet, with breathless articles in glossy magazines, top billing on restaurant menus and a paparazzi-like reception when the first crates arrive at farmers’ markets in April
“This is exactly why i stopped using gasoline as a personal lubricant. It’s...”
– One of several amazing comments.
Man ‘Engulfed In Flames’ Runs Out Of SoMa Porn Store [Updated]: SFist
In My Next Life, I'd Like To Come Back as Willie...
So many gems in such a short piece:
“The open nature of the dining room looking out over the Bay invites visits from total strangers. A recognizable San Franciscan will log more visits than your Facebook page.”
“Will I go back? Probably not, because they didn’t make Bauer’s 100. So for the remainder of 2011 I’m only going to eat at one of the 100s.”
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