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Old 05-18-2008, 11:31 PM
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Oh wait, that was J-s-s.

LMAO !
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Old 05-19-2008, 12:10 AM
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LMAO !
Thanky-u.

I had the best day in all of alesisdom, so if I made one person smile then I've reciprocated.

Now I am (hiccup) celebrating.
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But... they write "God" on that site.

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a few weeks ago i took a friend visiting from san francisco to the italian market. we started at sarcone's for hoagies & birch beer and then wandered around the market. my friend is a professional baker and had a blast shopping at fante's. she couldn't believe the selection of cheeses at di bruno's and sampled her first cannoli at one of the pastry shops.

the italian market is indeed a gem unique to philadelphia
Having been to San Francisco's answer to the Reading Terminal Market -- they don't really have an Italian Market analogue -- I second this observation.

Then again, speaking generally, when I was in San Francisco, I had this vague sensation of having left the United States and entered Fantasyland. So given that the whole place is unreal, it perhaps should come as no surprise that we have the better honest-to-God public markets.

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