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Baristas Test The Slayer, the New $18,000 Espresso Machine
@swagv. "more ubiquitous" is nonsensical. Something is either ubiquitous or not.
What do you mean with, "But I have yet to find a Slayer-pulled shot that truly improved the results in the cup over what was pulled before." Before what? Before a previous Slayer-pulled shot? If not improved, the machine is consistent, one shot being no more or less from another, a recommendation. If "truly improved" differs from "improved," the difference should be expressed to let readers understand your claim. Please fix the sentence to say something and come back.
Maker's Mark Announces a New Bourbon
Experimentation is for experimenters. If you like Maker's Mark, drink it. Better yet, drink Jack Daniels or a great American rye. If you want to experiment you do not like whiskey. Have you any idea how aged you will be when your experiments are completed, by which time you might be disappointed. Whiskey is not vodka.
I can't buy bottled water anymore. Just can't.
If you reside in NYC, you need bottled water as much as a traffic jam. NYC has the world's best tap water, better than any bottled water I know of.
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Location: CT
About: I am a humble Internet user who am being excluded from this web site. When I seek to enter, I get an error. When I re-register, it does not work. I may have done something awful to get on your list.
Favorite foods: Thai, French, not necessarily on the same plate in the modern style.
Last bite on earth: Quenelles
These bigoted, mean and crude comments are inflammatory and tangentially related to "eats." Most have no legitimate value relative to food and serve only to display petty interference. It is not your fault if you are too young to remember when airlines served food and people only complained (have to have a complaint, yes?) about too small portions; then when no more food was available, complainers complained about portions of nuts. It is nobody's business to complain about the quality of food used by a traveler doing her best to compensate for anti-travel regulations. One proves only that one can complain like a selfish, prissy child. Prissy does not cut it and belongs at home or church. Perhaps one who does not like the public should stay out of public aircraft. Drive or fly private. Stay home.