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Cheap Thrills and Space Robots
The local 99 cent store is a fine place to study the accelerated pace of globalization. Consider the following items for sale: That’s right, smart shoppers: a Mini Ballinc Set. Simulating the Ture Styles and Making Carefully! No, no, whatever … Continue reading
The (Accidental) Sponge Cake Philosopher
For an American cook, navigating an Asian grocery store presents challenges and rewards beyond the sights and smells. I’m talking about Engrish. I’ve bought and eaten my share of burdog instead of burdock root, and plenty of marshmallow cookies whose … Continue reading
