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re: J.L.
Besides, you would have to have faced the "media gauntlet" http://losangeles.grubstreet.com/2012/05/besha-rodell-responds-anonymity-eater.html
More here: http://losangeles.grubstreet.com/2012/04/besha-rodell-la-weekly-restaurant-critic-jonathan-gold.html
Finally - how do you look in a burka? http://blogs.ajc.com/food-and-more/20... (actually more of a "ninja" or "terrorist" outfit look)
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re: Ciao Bob
@ Servorg: After getting criticized for not including a fork in my photos at Lobsta Truck (photos I didn't really need to post, but did anyways), I'm feeling a bit pickled indeed. A fork? Are you kidding me?!
And seeing the thermometer rise today in L.A., the burqa doesn't seem that all that appealing. (Though when I was traveling in Egypt years back and the thermometer reached 124F in the shade, there were still many burqas to be seen).
@TonyC: I like my day job just fine.
@Ciao Bob: This video pretty much describes how I roll... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkB9OT...
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re: J.L.
Stick a fork in him...I think he's done. ;-D> After living and working 3 years in Saudi Arabia (where one summer day they issued a "heat advisory" because the daytime temp hit 134) I can only marvel at the ability of the women there to wear a black abaya and a hijab all through the hottest months of the year.
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re: J.L.
I'm curious what your day job is to bankroll all those great meals ?
Also, in my opinion, you or a half dozen other hounds would do a better job than the Besha, though this based on only her few articles for the LA Weekly so far. Perhaps with time, when or if she becomes a prolific critic at the Weekly with a massive corpus of work, then things may change.
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