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On Jan 21, 10:33 pm, wrote:
On Jan 21, 8:10 pm, "Mike" wrote:





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Cohen The Barbarian wrote:
in New Haven using an open public network drinking a Diet Coke and
about to order a 1/2 lb cheeseburger with bacon, lettuce, tomato and
mayo with the delicious house fries, house salad all while waiting
for
Mrs. Wave to finish politicking and speechifying.

Ain't technology grand?

FYI: I spent the afternoon at the Yale University library and got a
chance to look through their photo collection - amazing images
there,
some unbelievable historical documents. I was awed. Spent a couple
of
hours with the one of the graduate students doing some research - a
very nice young lady who tolerated an old fart with an interest in
photography.

Good time was had by all.

Too bad you are eating...I'd recommend Pepe's on Wooster Street.

http://www.pepespizzeria.com/

Pepe's Pizza is terrible. The pizza tastes of soot, and is bland
beyond
belief.

Check out this video made from inside Pepe's and decide for yourself-

http://vimeo.com/1726324

This is one of the few times I'll agree with Harry. If you like thin
crust
pizza, Pepe's is the best on the planet. Followed closely by Sally's
down
the street. That video made me hungry for Pepe's and I'm 2600 miles
away!
The folks in the video must be Round Table Pizza fans...

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Ooooops, scratch that... Still there...

Scared me there for a minute. When I lived there, I'd just go to Sally's if
Pepe's (or "The spot"... same thing next door), was too busy.

Another of my favs was Bimonte's in Hamden. I know Joe died a few years ago,
but I think his place lives on. There's another Bimonte's in Cheshire, but
it's not the same.

--Mike