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If it was the same bottle, how was it sealed and stored? If not, not. Aw, you were just kidding.

Dennis, I'm gonna go out on a limb and predict that the testing results will be inconclusive at best. So, I suggest you get hold of the marketing people at Trader Joe's and work out some deal whereby they sell a Clip for say a $1.99 to everybody who buys a case of Two Buck Chuck. I think that's your niche.

I'm not even gonna say it! Something about the 3 biggest lies comes to mind.

Hasn't the Pocket Fisherman already been done?

Interesting idea. But be careful. VERY careful. You're dealing with Powerful Forces that Science cannot explain, but cannot deny either. If the polarity of the magnetized gasoline matches the polarity of the T-Bird's engine, you'll easily get over 100 miles per gallon. BUT, if you put reverse-polarity gasoline in the T-Bird, the first time you start it, you're likely to blow a hole in the space-time continuum, and End Life As We Know It. The decision is yours... Wouldn't the Clip enable you to power the T-Bird with Thunderbird, that's the word?

Tell me what you eat, and I will tell you what you are. Anthelme Brillat-Savarin (1755 - 1826), The Physiology of Taste, 1825.

Good points. I'm still awaiting my "free" copy. Recent copies of the book I can recall have focused on the Westside and a few years ago they suddenly started giving a lot of attention to Pasadena. They did send me the goofy music survey book though.

Our one source of energy Electricity All we need to live today A gift for man to throw away The chance to change has nearly gone The alternative is only one The final source of energy Solar electricity Meanwhile in the South of Italy.... Shiny, shiny, shiny boots of leather Whiplash girlchild in the dark Clubs and bells, your servant, don't forsake him Strike, dear mistress, and cure his heart

Ain't nothin' like the real thing, baby. Sometimes there ain't no substitute.

i think "the clip" would help you there. Posing the question whether an electromagnetic clip would be superior to a mere alnico magnetic clip. Or, should we just hold out for blue kryptonite (sure, it might be a problem for the Man of Steel, but what about the rest of us? Hell, he probably doesn't drink anyway.)?

I'll bet that casing has S*N*A*P* Of course, I innocently thought the article was about [red] snapper.

Um, er, ah.... Wasn't there a reference to a Dijon-mustard coat? How about the "special occasion dressing"? And, wait a minute, what about the "zigzag patterns"? I'm getting the munchies just thinking about this.

Not so. A proper double blind test would mean that, a tester given two glasses will be told that both may be exactly the same, or one glass may contain the test substance. There would therefore be no expectation of difference. So, you'll have a control group(s) that gets 2 of the same--both either magnetized or not?

For those arriving late to this thread, allow me to summarize: A Hero Ain't Nothin' But A San'wich.

Wine X magazine has The Wine Clip written all over it.

Then again, you might want to dawdle in Milan. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/artic...8-2003Oct5.html

Tanino's is good, but it's not in Mori's league. In its league--Italian with nice vibe and good food--it's a cut above like all the Drago family spots.

Isn't that how Pepsi beats Coke? That and more sugar.

For some reason, I'm reminded of an Andy Warhol Coca-Cola ad that never aired. Andy stands holding a Coke for a long while, then at the last minute lunges Coke first toward the camera and says, "Eat Coke." As for fundamentalism, perhaps Heather has a point about relativism. Maybe Bayliss has levels of "purity"--an ideal CC level and then progressively declining, lesser of evils levels. What if a Dogma film maker were given tons of dough to make an action movie. If he used some of the money to make some really Dogma-tic films then would that be hypocritical? Who knows what Bayliss will do with the money? What if he makes an ad and lunges toward the camera with the sandwich and says, "Eat BK"? Maybe in the post-Grasso environment, Bayliss thinks getting us to think about this actually furthers discussion of CC principles?

Paradoxically, the worse the sandwich is [and no, I haven't tasted one] the less hypocritical the endorsement of it is. Same with Mizrahi and Target, Halston and Penny's, any celebrity and just about any politician you can think of (hmmm...what's that do for Arnold on Arnold?). If it's really bad everybody knows it's a paid endorsement. It's more insidious if the product actually has some merit but to a thinking person is beneath the standards of the endorser. Somewhat off topic: didn't the FTC crack down for a while on celebrity endorsers of faulty products and services? Wonder if this would qualify for their scrutiny? Didn't Cybill Shepherd do ads for the meat producers while [at the time] acting like a vegan?

Something from Iron Horse?

Not recommended if you're a heavy smoker. Otherwise, the view is great.

Well, you could buy one there when you land.

Depends what for. Yes, they'll have hair dryers (not particularly effective ones, but they'll do). They will probably have adapters on site but you'll have to call room service for one right away before someone else gets it. Even if you bring an adapter, it seems like there are so many different plugs that you might not have the right size. The key thing is if you are an electric razor guy, be careful. Only use the specific earmarked outlet in the bathroom. Otherwise you could blow the razor. As far as computers go, if there isn't an appropriate outlet in the room, they probably have some sort of business/conference room downstairs where you can powerup.

I think the only possible exception to this would be with regard to 4 stars in France. For some reason, the tax is significantly higher at the 4 stars, sort of a luxury tax.