Top Chef:
I think callling them "hung over" was a euphemism for "still drunk from the night before". At least, I never want to drink more when I'm hungover...when I'm still drunk? Of course!
But
you're right, Jesse. They still pulled it off. And, boy howdy, did I want to try both of those desserts. TEH YUM!
Top Chef: In
Tom Collicchio's blog -- he says that they were still drunk. And yeah, they did pull it off.
Free Speech for everyone but YOU, Fred.
I know you didn't mean me, Cindy. But I do want it on the record that I strongly dislike sharing initials with that jackass.
Fred Pete, I don't blame you a bit (and edited "Fred" out and "Phelps" into that sentence).
I have heard from reliable sources that Fred Plelps' insane crusade started when he was disbarred and one of the people involved in that was gay.
Interesting, Sumi. I have to say, that makes me
actually more impressed with their performance.
Vintage cookbooks. Guh.
Oh dear. And you had to link to it, didn't you? Trying not to click...
It was H.W.'s machine that worked so very hard to completely discredit Clinton.
Well, as I said, I always got the feeling that Bush Sr. was just along for the ride in '92, and couldn't stop the machine if he'd wanted to except by not trying very hard. Granted, he was the one who built the thing for '88 (or enabled Lee Atwater to build it), so ultimately it was his fault. Just another case where I wish there was some way for candidates to find out that it's a lot more fun to win the presidency than it is to actually be the president.