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Could this be the best burger joint in the world? Sure sounds like it eataku.com/post/508996088…
Blacows Burgers, Tokyo
eataku.com — Post with 43 notes I originally posted this about a year and a half ago when I went to Blacows for the first time. However as I'm focusing on Tokyo eateries this week, it would be a shame not to talk about my meal there now for folks who missed it.
@Salon @DougHenwood you're using the word "seen" loosely -- as if through a fun-house mirror
@Cmdr_Hadfield is it easier to sing in space? Your voice is so strong and clear, no AutoTune needed
Type "beam me up" on Bing, and it'll give you some great Star Trek surprises. Clever idea: on.mash.to/12F0XgZ
Type 'Beam Me Up' on Bing for a 'Star Trek' Surprise
mashable.com — Microsoft's Bing search engine just got even more inventive, creating a strange new world where no web geek has gone before. To take a unique trip, simply type "beam me up" in the Bing search engine, and see what happens. Once you've been beamed up, click on any of the designated hotspots.
@OfficialJLD hell yeah! Loved the way you looked at the Finnish PM's husband at the end. You're better than ever.
@llebecire yeah, I am too. Just lurking so far. Maybe I'll venture forth to contributing if I see something I can add my $.02 to.
@llebecire Thanks. Yeah, I know, but I wasn't sure if non-Redditors would know what TIL means
Today I learned: Dolphins' echo location is so accurate, they can tell if a woman is pregnant onpoint.wbur.org/2013/05/14/fan…
Fantastic Creatures And Their Future
onpoint.wbur.org — Fantastic Creatures And Their Future The mother of all diversity: nature. Her most fantastic creatures and how they're faring now. The absolute wonders of nature can be painful to describe sometimes lately, when we have to consider them alongside our headlines of mass extinction and climate change.
@culvers Fantastic service at Culver's #235. Guy who brought the food to the drive-through was the kindest employee I've ever encountered.
The Atlantic says Time's narcissism article is wrong -- every generation has been narcissistic: bit.ly/10o33Ty
Every Every Every Generation Has Been the Me Me Me Generation
theatlanticwire.com — which is apparently a marked departure from the Baby Boomers, who were the plain old "Me Generation" (one me, no caps) and who created the "Me Decade" in the 1970s, and who coined the phrase, "But enough about me... Millennials are the "ME ME ME GENERATION," writes Joel Stein for the cover of Time magazine what do you think about me?"Sign up to discover more journalists who cover Technology, Media and more.
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