Thursday, March 10, 2005
Philosophy of Lunch!
Today Monz is chillin' at home and had some combination of items presented earlier in the week. So we asked him what he thought about this lunchundrum: the editors' favorite master of the tube steak art, Doug, is featuring a hamburger hotdog this week (served with spicy ketchup and American cheese on request). We had one, it was quite good, but we were still troubled: isn't this crossing boundaries better left respected? Monz takes the judicious approach: no biggie, but "hamburgers should be hamburgers." Now if we didn't know the Monz, we'd say Monz was, in this instance, favoring Aristotle over Plato, but we do know Monz, so we say Monz was, in this instance, favoring Grand Funk over Yes!
Today Monz is chillin' at home and had some combination of items presented earlier in the week. So we asked him what he thought about this lunchundrum: the editors' favorite master of the tube steak art, Doug, is featuring a hamburger hotdog this week (served with spicy ketchup and American cheese on request). We had one, it was quite good, but we were still troubled: isn't this crossing boundaries better left respected? Monz takes the judicious approach: no biggie, but "hamburgers should be hamburgers." Now if we didn't know the Monz, we'd say Monz was, in this instance, favoring Aristotle over Plato, but we do know Monz, so we say Monz was, in this instance, favoring Grand Funk over Yes!
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