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September 18, 2007

Top Ten Comments That Made Me Laugh

 

 

Laugh.jpgI'm on vacation, so I thought it was time you did my work for me. This week's Top Ten lists some of my favorite posts -- that someone else made.

Some comments on this blog are informative, some are insightful, some are simply agreeing or disagreeing with me or another poster.

Then there are the comments that make me smile or even laugh out loud when they appear on my computer screen. Here are ten of the best:

 

* From Dave, commenting on Commenting, part trois, in which I announce I've had 900 comments:

901! Look at me! I am commenting on the comment thread!

* From Frank on an entry about whether a publicist for the restaurant had written the too-positive review for the Inner Harbor's new Fogo de Chao on Chowhound.com:

Any "glowing description of a visit to the new Fogo de Chao" is obviously spam if it's anything like the one in Atlanta.  

* From Stan, in response to a photo of almost burnt spareribs.

Wow. That is one unappetizing-looking half rack of ribs. I've seen cows struck by lightning that came out better.

* From Kathy, on a Next Sunday's review post about Watertable in the Renaissance Harborplace Hotel: 

Am I the only one who thinks Watertable is a lousy name for a restaurant ??? 

* From TS, commenting on the photo of my daughter's very empty fridge:

She has better taste in jam than she does in beer. 

* From Mark, commenting on Peppermint Ice Cream Help

So upset no one has gotten back to you yet...I need some peppermint ice cream

*From Regina, commenting on the 1,000th comment award:

congrats, Hal!  I was really coveting that prize that may or may not actually be received...lol.

* And Regina again, voting for continued coverage of both local restaurants and chains.

Now, with all that being said  remember that I am the person who thinks broasted chicken is a great dish so I might not be considered an authority in this area.

* From Liz, correcting a mistake I made:

Hopefully you can start getting something right, or maybe just go away into your tasteless culinary abyss. 

* And finally, from Rich, who doesn't know how long I've had this gig:

The fact that P.F. Chang's is on your list convinces me that you should visit a few more restaurants around this great city before blogging about them. 

Posted by Elizabeth Large at 4:45 AM | | Comments (2)
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I had not been reading your blog for very long when a reader posted this comment. It took me a while to find it but I remembered that it made me laugh because he was implying both your senility and the close relationship you must have felt with God! He was peeved that you had the nerve to be peeved:


Baruke Griffiin is peeved with some of my pet peeves:

I was troubled by you and your friend’s article. Some of the grievances I could relate to however I think it’s a bit pompous to imply that a servers tongue piercing is offensive. How old are you? What next then?
Camera flashes!! I almost busted a gut laughing. Would you send a pet peeve letter to God for allowing a storm during meal time?

Okay, Regina gets points for the most top ten funnies, but Stan's response to the ribs get my vote as the best one ever.

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Richard Gorelick was appointed The Baltimore Sun's restaurant critic in September 2010. Before joining the paper staff fulltime, he contributed freelance criticism and features articles about food to area and regional publications. Along the way, he dispatched for short-distance trucking companies, shilled for cultural non-profits, and assisted in cognitive neurology research – never the subject, always the control.

He takes restaurants seriously but not himself, and his favorite restaurant is the one you love, too.
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