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And other ways to use BACON to make your life incredible and amazing
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The good life at 2:04 AM
NYT Article: How I Learned to Love Goat Meat
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The good life at 11:30 PM
.. his collection of “vintage knick-knacks, fab furnishings, collectible art, one-of-a-kind porn, and plastic food” and LOTS of books!
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The good life at 1:48 AM
A gastronomic walking excursion in NYC with writer Calvin Trillin.
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The good life at 8:05 PM
... check out the world’s largest malls.
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Amit Varma in
The good life at 7:52 PM
Or rather, celebrity bling.
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Amit Varma in
The good life at 1:20 AM
Enjoy the best Tx BBQ in the world and wash it down with extreme beer
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The good life at 5:04 AM
Perhaps now we know why Monica got Leaves of Grass from her paramour. (My pick - Walden)
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Arts and entertainment |
The good life at 5:02 AM
Mind it - likely no lobsters this time. Empathetic PETA will be happy! ;)
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The good life at 7:51 AM
Pico Iyer writes about Ladakh.
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Sanjeev Naik in
The good life at 6:59 PM
Just selling condoms—with a free demonstration!
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Yazad Jal in
The good life |
The visual arts at 1:32 AM
Go for a 20 minute date with Scarlett (~$2,030 per minute) and treat her to some bubbly - expensive bubbly!
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Sanjeev Naik in
The good life at 12:24 AM
America’s seven best streets for exquisite food you can actually afford.
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The good life at 4:47 PM
Carbonated Fruit with Carbonated Yogurt or Caffeinated Donuts with Caffeinated Beer! - via
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The good life at 8:27 PM
Just dig in.. Japan’s Pizza Hut’s Double Roll - 646 Calories Per Slice
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The good life at 5:01 AM
Google founders enjoy a NASA-run federally managed runway, minutes from their offices, for their private jet.
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The good life at 3:44 AM
..top the list but there’s more - not 31 but 101 “frightening” flavors. (- via Smoke Signals.)
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The good life at 5:18 PM
Do you make your teetotaler friends uncomfortable while drinking? Stop at three.
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Gautam in
Miscellaneous |
The good life at 11:02 AM
Not in business - she’s filing suit over the imitation of not only the menu but the entire ambiance and experience.
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Sanjeev Naik in
The good life at 11:28 PM
It’s well over two million square feet in area and handles over two million kilos of seafood a day. The Japanese sure love their sushi.
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Gautam in
The good life at 12:50 PM
...in so many yummy ways.
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Gautam in
The good life |
The visual arts at 9:54 AM
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Amit Varma in
The good life at 4:05 PM
A “No holds barred, no deviations” molecular gastronomy tasting menu. (- via BB)
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Sanjeev Naik in
The good life at 12:01 AM
Not if the Supreme Court has its way. And it’ll be safer too.
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Gautam in
Economics |
Politics |
The good life at 10:16 AM
Well, not a mile high but dining 150ft up can be quite daunting.
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Gautam in
Oddball |
The good life at 3:50 PM
Ads vs. Reality - False Advertising & Fast Food. (- via Boing Boing)
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Sanjeev Naik in
Oddball |
The good life at 3:34 AM
But die happy, once you’ve completed Esquire’s list of essential life shortening experiences.
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Gautam in
The good life at 3:31 PM
... at Life Videopedia (via Lifehack).
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Gaurav Mishra in
The good life at 12:23 AM
Stephen Dubner of Freakanomics fame writes about the ex-crack dealer and now famed cook.
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Sanjeev Naik in
Arts and entertainment |
The good life at 3:36 AM
...Not. What will he do next?
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Ravages in
Business |
The good life at 10:10 AM
Sita Sings the Blues: The Greatest Break-Up Story Ever Told
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Dev.D doesn't flinch from depicting the individual’s downward spiral
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Question by Amit Varma
This character’s creator described him as “insufferable”, and called him a “detestable, bombastic, tiresome, ego-centric little creep”. On August 6 1975, the New York Times carried his obituary, the only time it has thus honoured a fictional character. Who?