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 'Grammar' to 'Guy Things'
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Guy Things Food Quotes


Veal is the quintessential Lonely Guy meat. There's something pale and lonely about it, especially if it doesn't have any veins. It's so wan and Kierkegaardian. You just know it's not going to hurt you.”

Bruce Jay Friedman (1930- )
‘The Lonely Guy Cookbook’ (1976)

 

Barbecue is a guy thing, a throwback to the spit-roasted woolly mammoth perhaps. It tends to be written about today (and debated in endless detail) like a sporting event, which in fact it has become: thousands of tiny local competitions are rapidly giving way to several major barbecue leagues, with their own playoffs, world series - and six-figure purses.”

Molly O'Neill, 'American Food Writing' (2007)
 

 

 

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