29th July 2010



Hensley’s Law

Clyde Hensley

The less teeth the women, have the better the bar.

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Temple’s Law

William Temple

No body should make love after forty nor bee in business after fifety.

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Martin’s Law

Dean Martin

You’re not drunk if you can lay on the floor without holding on.

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The Art of Blind Reviewing

Editor

News that Robin Goldstein’s fake Italian Restaurant - Osteria L’Intrepido - won an ‘Award of Excellence’ from Wine Spectator magazine, despite being completely imaginary, has put a spring in the step of hoaxers everywhere. The magazine has, with astonishing chutzpah, described the hoax as “an act of malicious duplicity”, overlooking its own duplicity in recommending a restaurant to its readers which it had not properly evaluated. Click here for more on Goldstein’s hoax, and for his book, here.

In The Times, Ben Macintrye draws parallels between the magazine’s restaurant reviewing practices and book reviewing, where it has, apparently, never been seen as a requirement that reviewers actually read the book.

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