Friday, November 19, 2004
Age-Old Dillema!
That is to say, quantity vs. quality. A while back the editors came across an article purporting to name the ten best pop songs about food. Now, one expects differences of opinion as to such things. Such is the spicccccce of life. But the quality of the selections and the writing were just so poor that the editors hesitated to link to it. No "Cheeseburger in Paradise" (actually we suspect the Monz doesn't care for that one either, but we think it has charms beyond the novelty). No "Food, Glorious Food." And an outright lie: Doctor Dre's "Forgot About Dre" is listed because of a line about groceries, with the pathetic explanation that rappers don't care about food. yeah, right!. Did we mention that the author of this list is British? But what do we know -- here it is.
But it's not an age-old dillema where to go for a yummy lunch, that is if you know the Monz! The China Chef for hularice and kungbaobird. Now there's some spicccccce!
That is to say, quantity vs. quality. A while back the editors came across an article purporting to name the ten best pop songs about food. Now, one expects differences of opinion as to such things. Such is the spicccccce of life. But the quality of the selections and the writing were just so poor that the editors hesitated to link to it. No "Cheeseburger in Paradise" (actually we suspect the Monz doesn't care for that one either, but we think it has charms beyond the novelty). No "Food, Glorious Food." And an outright lie: Doctor Dre's "Forgot About Dre" is listed because of a line about groceries, with the pathetic explanation that rappers don't care about food. yeah, right!. Did we mention that the author of this list is British? But what do we know -- here it is.
But it's not an age-old dillema where to go for a yummy lunch, that is if you know the Monz! The China Chef for hularice and kungbaobird. Now there's some spicccccce!
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