“Here’s an analogy,” Balzer said. “A hundred years ago, chicken for dinner meant going out and catching, killing, plucking and gutting a chicken. Do you know anybody who still does that? It would be considered crazy! Well, that’s exactly how cooking will seem to your grandchildren: something people used to do when they had no other choice. Get over it.”
A {food, computer, language} nerd who lived in NYC for 9 years, but is now much happier in SFO.
in which I talk about places I’ve been and places I want to go and look awkwardly but hopefully charmingly camera shy
I used to fly a lot (been avoiding it lately). And while I hate waiting at the airport, the thought of missing my flight is worse.
So every time I go to the airport via BART (public transport in...
This photo was taken with a $45 point-and-shoot, and it wasn’t by an astronaut sitting in a space shuttle!
Two regular guys sent their cheapoid camera 27 miles up into the sky by attaching it to a...
Yo dawg. (via jstn)
I like this. But owwww. (by hey SP!)
Would you like to help fund the TEDxOilSpill Expedition? We’ve heard from a number of people that are interested in helping out on an individual basis and we...
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Best craigslist post ever.
