http://www.korillabbq.com/There's one that drives around Manhattan. I see it around Columbia's campus on occasion, but it's always right after I've eaten lunch, so I've never had their stuff before. I've heard it's good though.
Yeah, that's the one I heard about. It's always too far uptown for it to be useful to me, but I will try it someday.
Things to do before I die, eat a really well prepared chicken cordon bleu. The one in the cafeteria is so good, but I know it's kinda eh in terms of real quality.
Even though it's for a fairly minor product (D&D trading card game), I'm giving myself a "boo-yah" because I negotiated my first real blogging "exclusive" today with the WotC rep. Product announcement came earlier this week, but going to get the first crack at running actual images of the cards in a post tomorrow. Haven't been revealed anywhere else, even the WotC product page.
Last week I felt like I didn't do much, though looking back I went out four nights out of seven. Anyway, I remembered back to my time in New York, where I only stayed in two nights in four weeks, and I thought "I should try to do the same amount of city living and socializing as that while in Berlin!"
So I went out tonight, and had a really good time. For the first time I looked up the "English Speaking People in Berlin" network, and I can see this becoming a new focus of evening adventures.
The D&D episode was awesome. One of their best. Is it just me, or were they playing that a whole lot more like Burning Wheel than D&D? Maybe Abed is just an awesome DM.
Got my tub of shaving soap from Taylor's of Old Bond Street (rose) Got working plastic monies (my bank switched from Visa to Master Card and the first one they sent me wasn't urgent looking enough and got tossed) Finished my TARDIS plushie!
Gonna need to start watching House, now, I think. My interest in the series is contingent on its medical accuracy, though. For those who are curious: Scrubs is consistently the most accurate show about hospital life and medicine according to most of the docs I've talked to and what I've personally seen.
I would encourage you strongly to do that, every single character has gotten significant development for the better. Chase has become maybe the best character this season.
I would agree, except that every show I've seen ends with a plausible explanation of an actual disease.
It's really improbable medical fiction.
Yes, welcome to the premise of the show. House is not supposed to be a typical hospital environment. The whole point of the show is that this is one of the few diagnostic units anywhere that has the kind of skills House has. Doesn't make it accurate, but you should at least compare it to what it's purporting to be.
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So I went out tonight, and had a really good time. For the first time I looked up the "English Speaking People in Berlin" network, and I can see this becoming a new focus of evening adventures.
And lest not forget the elf sex
Got my tub of shaving soap from Taylor's of Old Bond Street (rose)
Got working plastic monies (my bank switched from Visa to Master Card and the first one they sent me wasn't urgent looking enough and got tossed)
Finished my TARDIS plushie!
Gonna need to start watching House, now, I think. My interest in the series is contingent on its medical accuracy, though. For those who are curious: Scrubs is consistently the most accurate show about hospital life and medicine according to most of the docs I've talked to and what I've personally seen.
It's really improbable medical fiction.
The show is fun. I don't watch it anymore, because eventually it just becomes the same thing over and over.
Overall, the medicine is mediocre, but it can be good at times.