OT: Ayn Rand’s “Atlas Shrugged”

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=UCGal][quote=davelj][quote=urbanrealtor]
Have you been to the Linkery in North Park?
You might like it.
This may sound like blasphemy but I like sausage with kimchi. Now that is a fermented food.
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I second that recommendation. I loves me some tasty snausages.[/quote]
I third that reccomendation.[/quote]

Well, if Dan, Dave, Arraya and UCGal all find common cause, who am I to disagree? I’ll definitely add it to the list.

If you’re in North County, be sure to hit Tip Top Deli in Carlsbad. Not only a very good sausage (snausages, Dave? Really?) selection, but an amazing meat department as well, including venison, boar and quail.

Its also got all things German, in terms of beer, mustards, grocery goods, etc, and not a single Johnsonville Brat to be found! (People how eat Johnsonville Brats should be shot out of hand, and are in the same general category as those who own poodles, espouse the benefits of healthy living, watch “The View” or are French).

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=equalizer]
This may be my faux pas for mentionion it, but did you reveal your sympathies with proletariat class with Upton Sinclair/ Sinclair Lewis Freudian slip? So melancholy, can’t we get an Updike reference once?[/quote]

Equalizer: Excellent catch there, bub. Wow, my Freudian slip is showing, isn’t it?

I actually like both authors very much, and, speaking of religious hypocrisy and mass manipulation (a la Glenn Beck, though he’s fading fast, thank God), we should also mention “Elmer Gantry” as a must read. Excellent book (and a good movie, too, with Burt Lancaster) and just as relevant today.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=equalizer]
This may be my faux pas for mentionion it, but did you reveal your sympathies with proletariat class with Upton Sinclair/ Sinclair Lewis Freudian slip? So melancholy, can’t we get an Updike reference once?[/quote]

Equalizer: Excellent catch there, bub. Wow, my Freudian slip is showing, isn’t it?

I actually like both authors very much, and, speaking of religious hypocrisy and mass manipulation (a la Glenn Beck, though he’s fading fast, thank God), we should also mention “Elmer Gantry” as a must read. Excellent book (and a good movie, too, with Burt Lancaster) and just as relevant today.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=equalizer]
This may be my faux pas for mentionion it, but did you reveal your sympathies with proletariat class with Upton Sinclair/ Sinclair Lewis Freudian slip? So melancholy, can’t we get an Updike reference once?[/quote]

Equalizer: Excellent catch there, bub. Wow, my Freudian slip is showing, isn’t it?

I actually like both authors very much, and, speaking of religious hypocrisy and mass manipulation (a la Glenn Beck, though he’s fading fast, thank God), we should also mention “Elmer Gantry” as a must read. Excellent book (and a good movie, too, with Burt Lancaster) and just as relevant today.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=equalizer]
This may be my faux pas for mentionion it, but did you reveal your sympathies with proletariat class with Upton Sinclair/ Sinclair Lewis Freudian slip? So melancholy, can’t we get an Updike reference once?[/quote]

Equalizer: Excellent catch there, bub. Wow, my Freudian slip is showing, isn’t it?

I actually like both authors very much, and, speaking of religious hypocrisy and mass manipulation (a la Glenn Beck, though he’s fading fast, thank God), we should also mention “Elmer Gantry” as a must read. Excellent book (and a good movie, too, with Burt Lancaster) and just as relevant today.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=equalizer]
This may be my faux pas for mentionion it, but did you reveal your sympathies with proletariat class with Upton Sinclair/ Sinclair Lewis Freudian slip? So melancholy, can’t we get an Updike reference once?[/quote]

Equalizer: Excellent catch there, bub. Wow, my Freudian slip is showing, isn’t it?

I actually like both authors very much, and, speaking of religious hypocrisy and mass manipulation (a la Glenn Beck, though he’s fading fast, thank God), we should also mention “Elmer Gantry” as a must read. Excellent book (and a good movie, too, with Burt Lancaster) and just as relevant today.

[equalizer]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=equalizer]
This may be my faux pas for mentionion it, but did you reveal your sympathies with proletariat class with Upton Sinclair/ Sinclair Lewis Freudian slip? So melancholy, can’t we get an Updike reference once?[/quote]

Equalizer: Excellent catch there, bub. Wow, my Freudian slip is showing, isn’t it?

I actually like both authors very much, and, speaking of religious hypocrisy and mass manipulation (a la Glenn Beck, though he’s fading fast, thank God), we should also mention “Elmer Gantry” as a must read. Excellent book (and a good movie, too, with Burt Lancaster) and just as relevant today.[/quote]
Haven’t read the book, but Lancaster was just amazing in the movie. Can’t believe it was published in 1927; doubt it would be published today.

[equalizer]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=equalizer]
This may be my faux pas for mentionion it, but did you reveal your sympathies with proletariat class with Upton Sinclair/ Sinclair Lewis Freudian slip? So melancholy, can’t we get an Updike reference once?[/quote]

Equalizer: Excellent catch there, bub. Wow, my Freudian slip is showing, isn’t it?

I actually like both authors very much, and, speaking of religious hypocrisy and mass manipulation (a la Glenn Beck, though he’s fading fast, thank God), we should also mention “Elmer Gantry” as a must read. Excellent book (and a good movie, too, with Burt Lancaster) and just as relevant today.[/quote]
Haven’t read the book, but Lancaster was just amazing in the movie. Can’t believe it was published in 1927; doubt it would be published today.

[equalizer]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=equalizer]
This may be my faux pas for mentionion it, but did you reveal your sympathies with proletariat class with Upton Sinclair/ Sinclair Lewis Freudian slip? So melancholy, can’t we get an Updike reference once?[/quote]

Equalizer: Excellent catch there, bub. Wow, my Freudian slip is showing, isn’t it?

I actually like both authors very much, and, speaking of religious hypocrisy and mass manipulation (a la Glenn Beck, though he’s fading fast, thank God), we should also mention “Elmer Gantry” as a must read. Excellent book (and a good movie, too, with Burt Lancaster) and just as relevant today.[/quote]
Haven’t read the book, but Lancaster was just amazing in the movie. Can’t believe it was published in 1927; doubt it would be published today.

[equalizer]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=equalizer]
This may be my faux pas for mentionion it, but did you reveal your sympathies with proletariat class with Upton Sinclair/ Sinclair Lewis Freudian slip? So melancholy, can’t we get an Updike reference once?[/quote]

Equalizer: Excellent catch there, bub. Wow, my Freudian slip is showing, isn’t it?

I actually like both authors very much, and, speaking of religious hypocrisy and mass manipulation (a la Glenn Beck, though he’s fading fast, thank God), we should also mention “Elmer Gantry” as a must read. Excellent book (and a good movie, too, with Burt Lancaster) and just as relevant today.[/quote]
Haven’t read the book, but Lancaster was just amazing in the movie. Can’t believe it was published in 1927; doubt it would be published today.

[equalizer]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=equalizer]
This may be my faux pas for mentionion it, but did you reveal your sympathies with proletariat class with Upton Sinclair/ Sinclair Lewis Freudian slip? So melancholy, can’t we get an Updike reference once?[/quote]

Equalizer: Excellent catch there, bub. Wow, my Freudian slip is showing, isn’t it?

I actually like both authors very much, and, speaking of religious hypocrisy and mass manipulation (a la Glenn Beck, though he’s fading fast, thank God), we should also mention “Elmer Gantry” as a must read. Excellent book (and a good movie, too, with Burt Lancaster) and just as relevant today.[/quote]
Haven’t read the book, but Lancaster was just amazing in the movie. Can’t believe it was published in 1927; doubt it would be published today.

[davelj]

[quote=Arraya]The Linkery probably has one of the best burgers around as well. Cheddar, bacon, egg and caramelized onions…[/quote]

Indeed… and since this thread has been sufficiently threadjacked… if you like burgers you might want to head over to one of the few Five Guys’ that’s opened in the SD area. There will soon be many many more, but for now I believe there are only three. Fantastic burgers. I love In-N-Out… but Five Guys’ burgers, in my opinion, are better.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Guys_Burgers_and_Fries

[davelj]

[quote=Arraya]The Linkery probably has one of the best burgers around as well. Cheddar, bacon, egg and caramelized onions…[/quote]

Indeed… and since this thread has been sufficiently threadjacked… if you like burgers you might want to head over to one of the few Five Guys’ that’s opened in the SD area. There will soon be many many more, but for now I believe there are only three. Fantastic burgers. I love In-N-Out… but Five Guys’ burgers, in my opinion, are better.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Guys_Burgers_and_Fries

[davelj]

[quote=Arraya]The Linkery probably has one of the best burgers around as well. Cheddar, bacon, egg and caramelized onions…[/quote]

Indeed… and since this thread has been sufficiently threadjacked… if you like burgers you might want to head over to one of the few Five Guys’ that’s opened in the SD area. There will soon be many many more, but for now I believe there are only three. Fantastic burgers. I love In-N-Out… but Five Guys’ burgers, in my opinion, are better.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Guys_Burgers_and_Fries

[davelj]

[quote=Arraya]The Linkery probably has one of the best burgers around as well. Cheddar, bacon, egg and caramelized onions…[/quote]

Indeed… and since this thread has been sufficiently threadjacked… if you like burgers you might want to head over to one of the few Five Guys’ that’s opened in the SD area. There will soon be many many more, but for now I believe there are only three. Fantastic burgers. I love In-N-Out… but Five Guys’ burgers, in my opinion, are better.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Guys_Burgers_and_Fries

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