Maybe Bill Swanson was the first CEO to use the "How You Treat Your Waitron" metric, but I learned it from a date about 20 years ago in Oregon. It <I>is</I> a good rule of thumb, however. Also, note Swanson's other "Unwritten" rules on the left—it's a good list.
Searchable lyric base of RT's recordings. Hours of mindless fun.
Okay, indigenous Columbians want to make Cola with real Coca? Why is everybody freaking out about this? It's <I>not</I> the same thing as cocaine. I used to live in Peru and we would drink herb tea made from coca leaves all the time. It's got about as much kick as caffeine—maybe even less, since I'd have no qualms about drinking a cup before bedtime.
Bagheera gets rude.
Huckleberry is appalled.
I love the 33 1/3 series of books, but each book I buy costs me at least one CD. <I>LargeHeartedBoy</I> 'splains it's worse than that.
Via <I>BoingBoing</I>, the greatest Scooter ad ever.
We're so excited about the new <a href="http://forum.stereophile.com/photopost/index.php">Photo Gallery</a>, and so happy with the steam it's building, we've come up with another section to the album: <b>The History of Stereophile</b>.
"Do you miss me yet?" she asks again.<br>
A collection (sort of) of short speculative-fiction presented as "The Periodic Table of Science Fiction." Bet you can't read just one!