New York pizza is the best. Fuck Chicago and any other city that thinks that they make a better pie than us. Just today, Bushwick’s Roberta’s pizza got two stars from Sam Sifton in the New York Times’ dining section. So needless to say, we take our pizza very seriously — some more than others. Read more »
Peter Rahhaoui is not only really ballsy, but also really dumb. In 2008, he charged Tony Chan, a really rich person from Hong Kong, $800,000 for a car service ride from Teterboro Airport to Manhattan reports the New York Post. That comes out to a little over $61,500 per mile. Not surprisingly, Rahhaoui plead guilty. (Photo: Jason Kuffer/flickr)
When it comes to winning marathons and other long haul running events, some athletes will go to great lengths for that competitive edge, including the permanent removal of their toenails reports the New York Times. After all, nails are so primitive, a sort of throwback if you will. Sports podiatrist, Dr. Robert M. Conenello, explains the mindset: “A lot of them look at their toenails as useless appendages, remnants of claws from evolutionary times long ago.” |NYT|
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It probably goes without saying that I’ve been sort of captivated by the escapades of Randy Quaid and his wife Evi of late. The kooky pair were arrested last week in Marfa, Texas for skipping out on hotel bills and various other sorts of activities involving swindling people out of money. New details about the Quaids emerged today, and it’s all just downright wacky. Read more »
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