Do not settle for shoddy knives if you are serious about cooking.

And that German donkeydick must'a been three and a half feet long and five inches across.

He is contemptuous of Bambi lovers and those who don't speaka the English. He chews tobacco and spits, wears a checkered shirt and leather vest, keeps a gun in the trunk of his car […]

Musicians who play funk and Latin tunes refer to the groove as the sense of being in the pocket, while jazz players refer to the groove as the sense that a song is really cooking or swinging... Historically speaking, the term pocket originated in the middle of the previous century, when a strong backbeat (the snare drum striking on beats 2 and 4) became predominant in popular music... Many people feel that the question is not so much what the pocket is as much as how you know when you're in it; I guarantee that you'll know it when you feel it, because the music feels as though it's playing itself. It feels as though everything has merged together, with all the rhythmic parts being played by one instrument.