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Mi Piace
- Address:
25 E. Colorado Blvd.
Pasadena, CA 91105Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Mi Piace
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.mipiace.com/
- Phone: (626) 795-3131
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 11:00am; Lunch: Monday - Sunday: 11:00am - 4:00pm; Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 11:30pm, Friday & Saturday: 4:00pm - 12:30am; Brunch: Saturday & Sunday: 8:00am - 2:00pm; Happy Hour: Monday: 4:30pm - Close, Tuesday - Friday: 4:30pm - 7:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary Italian, Italian, Californian
- Executive Chef: Gil Saulnier
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Delivery, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Mi Piace
In Italian, "Mi Piace" means "I like it," and they make sure you love it at this award-winning restaurant. Mi Piace is the perfect spot to enjoy an intimate dining with the finest and freshest authentic Italian cuisine.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerItalian
- Diners' Choice WinnerMost Booked
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Mi Piace reviews from OpenTable diners
145 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.2Service4
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelEnergetic
fit for foodies (59)special occasion (54)good for groups (47)neighborhood gem (45)hot spot (44)great for outdoor dining (41)great for lunch (39)romantic (33)great for brunch (31)vibrant bar scene (30)notable wine list (21)late-night find (19)kid-friendly (11)scenic view (3)Show More
- Amazing foodGeobad11VIPDined on 11/22/2014Mi Piace has got to be one if my fav restos in the LA area. The pasta is always aldente, the food is delicious and the chef always delivers to my hi expectation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fulfilled my pasta cravings!FoodMakesMeHappy99Dined on 11/22/2014This restaurant is sure to satisfy your cravings for a mouth watering Italian dish. I had linguine pesto with chicken and it was incredible. My husband had the lasagna which I tried and was also amazing, very flavorful. The bread service is not complimentary but definitely worth it, so just get it! Service was fast and friendly and this is a great place for outdoor dining and people watching on Colorado Blvd.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- restaurant experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/22/2014Food was good, but the overall service was terrible. All the employee doesn't seem to be happy while they are working. It is obvioursly showed on their face and body gesture,Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Old faithfulArthurVIPDined on 11/15/2014I love this place but the hostesses are little difficult to deal with and sure there is a reason for that,food is always great and I recommend this place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food but very noisyTessaPrezDined on 11/15/2014We enjoyed out dinner however we found the restaurant to be very noisy. In fact, the waitress couldn't hear my order and they brought out something completely different than what I had wanted. Luckily for me, it was very good - not what I had ordered but still very good. The staff was great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- service and food were outstandingMartyDined on 11/10/2014Celebrated our wedding anniversary and noted that on the reservation comments. When we got there and checked we were greeted with a happy anniversary, had a table waiting for us by the window as requested. Food was amazing as usual. Service was outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pasadena GemOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/9/2014Great food, service. Just love this place. Looking forward to my next visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best in Pasadena!jsmithsheDined on 11/9/2014Love this place! We go here every time we visit Pasadena.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Rainy HolloweenJonesDAVIPDined on 10/31/2014Date night at MiPiace on Holloween was a treat. Food was excellent, the custom Saffire with Ginger, cucumber and cayenne pepper coctail was exceptional. Unfortunately it started raining and the covered canopy started leaking right in my wifes lap during dessert. We moved indoors to close out our meal.Special Features:
- The place to eatCarolineDined on 10/30/2014Great food menu with variety and options.On my go to when in town.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/25/2014This place is a awesome place to eat.. The waiters are very friendly and are always around if you need them. My food was GREAT as well as the service.. I will for sure be going back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NjcrockerDined on 10/25/2014I had hopes for this place but this is the 3rd time dining here and again another bad experience. I had a 7:30 reservation and didn't get seated til after 8, it was a birthday dinner with I confirmed with the hostess and they still failed at bringing a desert. I ordered linguini with clams and when it came it tasted like something else had been cooked in the pan before this.... what a shame, this restaurant has the potential to be great but I don't know if it is poor management or what.... think I'll pass next time.
- Great ExperiencemartyDined on 10/23/2014This was my first time at Mi Place and everything was outstanding -- cuisine, service, ambiance. I only wish I had left room for dessert -- what a dessert display!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A look at our Special OccasionOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/18/2014The food was great. When we walked in the door on time for a 7p.m. reservation the hostess said our table would be ready in 5 minutes, they were just setting it up. Twenty minutes later, after two requests for an explanation, we were seated. I made our reservation about a month in advance and yet we were seated outside the door to the kitchen, very disappointing. That particular place made our evening feel very chaotic and we were anxious to eat and leave. Our waiter was good until our order was taken after that we were forgotten by him. His "assistant" was terrific. Took very good care of us. Felt like he was doing things for us that were not normally expected from him. He is the one who made our evening OK.Special Features:
- Great food And people watchingJustthe3ofusDined on 10/4/2014We had a wonderful early dinner on Saturday night. Two of us split an entree (pasta with shrimp) and a dinner salad (with apples and dates). The bread was delicious, as were the cappuccino and apple tart after dinner. The passing parade ( free with outdoor seating!) was quite entertaining. Parking behind the restaurant was easy and inexpensive. Btw, staff were great at following up on the reservation and were helpful and sympathetic when we called about the traffic delay--changing our reservation with no complaint!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Where's the waitressJohnnyDined on 10/4/2014Tried Mi Piace for brunch last Saturday. Nightmarish service & quality of food. Our waitress took a while to even come to our table. She seemed very abrupt like she had somewhere else to be. She took our drink order. By this point we were starving. Every other table received complimentary bread, but not us. Each item we ordered, did not come out as ordered. My wife ordered the egg white omlette & added avocado. I ordered the Italian eggs Benedict. Hers came without the avocado or the toast. Mine came as over well eggs, not runny as beneficts are supposed to be. They did fix the problems quickly, but when they brought my wife's toast it was bordering on charred. After that the waitress vanished. No refills on drinks until we were done eatingSpecial Features:
- my place can bejoyousVIPDined on 9/29/2014your favorite place Got to like it Simply well done receipes executed well You won't be disappointedSpecial Features:
- Made me look good on 1st dateZrs519Dined on 9/28/2014Food was great. Service was excellent. Date was happy - that's all that mattered :)Special Features:
- Was Good but not Great!vgsanfranVIPDined on 9/27/2014I was really craving great and fresh pasta and read a bunch of reviews and heard from others that this was a great place. The food was good. I had to substitute dry pasta for fresh pasta for the seafood broth with pasta. The mussels they used were frozen (not fresh) as were the clams which was unfortunate because the dish could have been great! The fresh ricotta appetizer was the highlight for me but they didn't serve it with enough bread. Pasadena has yet to impress me with food but this goes without saying since LA in general has not impressed with its food. If you want amazing food you go to the cheap eats but as far as high end dinning LA and SG Valley need to really step up their game. It surprises me given all the movie stars!Special Features:
- DateHimoDined on 9/22/2014Server was awesome I requested the note and they actually surprised my date really well. Good job guysSpecial Features:
- A Great FindOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/20/2014I enjoy this restaurant. The food is good, and service is friendly and accommodating. The decore is stylish and appealing. The Main draw back is that it can be crowded.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great timeOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/19/2014It was a great experience. Service excellent our waiter was awesome. Very accommodating on choices to eat. All my guest love the food. Great ambient. The staff are really friendly. Love this place. Can't wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My favorite restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/13/2014Should have reviewed this a long time. Mi piace is the best restaurant in Pasadena & perhaps even a Southern Cali. U get the best treatment, food, and ambiance. It's always busy so u never feel unwelcome if u show up late. Food is amazing. Be sure to try the kale salad from the special menu and their seafood pasta al dente. Kale never tasted so good! Fries are also great, thin cut with chili powder sprinkled on them. Other favorites r pizza, ossobucco do Vitello, salmon, and rustico chicken.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- East Coast WorthyJimDDined on 9/12/2014My wife and I are disappointed with restaurants 9/10 times in southern California. High prices and nothing really to show for it. Mi Piace is an exception and we will go back. Food is tasty and good. First time in a long time I am seated looking at the wall but the nice big mirrors put me in touch with the restaurant and atmosphere. Service is professional but not stuck-up. Nice job!!Special Features:
- Top notch Food and ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 9/12/2014Mi Piace was a perfect start to a great evening. My niece and I were there to catch dinner before a concert at the Rose Bowl. The server was very accommodating in making our experience that much more pleasant! Totally worth the journey to eat instead of stadium food. Well done!!Special Features:
- Old School or Old TownOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/10/2014If you consider that Mi Piace was one of the first to settle in Old Town Pasadena, you would assume it is old school....not. This is a hip, vibrant place that conitues to serve fresh,hot food in a hip and friendly environment.Special Features:
- Everything AverageQueenbeeDined on 9/10/2014Nothing magic about this place. It is kind if $$, service is OK. Lunch with friends on no special occasions is fine!Special Features:
- good and fastDiscerningDinerVIPDined on 9/8/2014This time the service was prompt and the food was good. That about sums it up.
- Great post UCLA game spotPostGameDinerDined on 9/6/2014With UCLA games ending after 10:00pm, finding a place with good food, wine, and ambiance that's still open is made easy by visiting Mi Piace. Try the ahi tuna tower.Special Features:
- The total experience not great.TTintheIEDined on 9/5/2014The resturant had in the past a higher level of qualty in preperation and ingredients. The soups were at best ordinary and none in the party commended the pasta's chosen. We make the long drive on Friday night from Orange County with friends to a meal that had been hyped and was quite ordinary. The area is vibrant but the food choices were so bland we left for dessert at the Cheesecake Factory across the street. Disappointing1Special Features:
- No complimentary breadCloudDined on 9/3/2014This's a good move for cutting mat'l cost and reducing unnecessary waste. However, I m wondering if the price is set for each order / basket or for full dining periodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great dining in heart of PasadenambcaffeDined on 8/30/2014excellent food, great service. They are very accommodating. an extensive wine list although we brought our own bottle. I had the salmon alla mi piace. I thought it was a little too citrus or winy. everybody else loved their dish. Coffee is also really good. Valet park right in front.Special Features:
- BreakfastOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/23/2014Stopped by with my husband for breakfast.. Nice environment but food is so so.Special Features:
- OpenTable IrrelevantMarcDined on 8/22/2014We've dined at Mi Piace before for lunch and enjoyed it. Since it was a Friday night, I made a reservation for our party of 6 on OpenTable for 8 pm. We actually arrived closer to 7:30 pm to let them know we were ready. The place was jam packed... Not a single table available... At 8, when we told them it was time for our reservation, they told us they had no table...and they were only then seating the folks with 7:15 pm OpenTable reservations. Given the line out the door (the reason we made a reservation) and the thought of another 45 minutes to wait, we found an excellent felafel place down the street. I suppose a mid-week lunch might work but Mi Piace should be holding tables as they clear for reservations.
- Not a good experience at all!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/22/2014I hardly ever complain or bash local restaurants, but I had an awful experience here the other night. We made a reservation for four at 7:30. We arrived at 7:30 and they told us it would be a few minutes. At 8:00, the hostess told me they were cleaning our table. At 8:15, when I checked he status, she asked me who I was like she had never seen me before. At 8:30, she told me again that they were cleaning our table. At 8:45, we demanded to be seated, after being given the run-around for over an hour. This is when the hostess asked me again what my name was. We weren't seated for another 20 minutes after that. The food could never be good enough to erase this memory and unfortunately, I will never go back.Special Features:
- good restaurant to goalex4travelDined on 8/16/2014enjoy the food and service. for sure, we will keep going there.Special Features:
- DisappointingTheJMayVIPDined on 8/15/2014I went here with my husband on a Friday night. The food was ok, and the service was abysmal. The hostess literally turned her back on us when we arrived to continue talking to her coworker. We weren't seated until 15 minutes after our reservation time. Our waitress simply said "What do you want?" when she came over to us, never introducing herself, asking if we would like drinks, or any of the other usual interactions you would expect with a waiter. The carpaccio was ok, my husband said his gnocchi was ok, my scampi was fine but the vegetables on the plate were cold. We did not stay for dessert. It was so disappointing, we won't be going back, and we wouldn't recommend it.
- great foodreneNlaDined on 8/15/2014This is one of our favorite restaurants to take our friends. The food is excellent and the service is goodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- not what it used to beLAEATERVIPDined on 8/10/2014We waited patiently 40 minutes from one we ordered to get our food. There was no exceptional service from any staff to check on us. Our past 3 visits have all been negative experiences with the service. The food is still good.
- Bday dinnerPitaDined on 8/9/2014Had a very nice birthday dinner with my older children and they enjoyed it very much, We will be going back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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We Hunted the Mammoth: The FAQ-ening
Q) A mammoth, huh? What's this blog about?
A) Misogyny, not mammoths.
Specifically, this blog focuses on what I call the "New Misogyny," an angry antifeminist backlash that has emerged like a boil on the ass of the internet over the last decade or so. These aren't your traditional misogynists – the social conservatives and religious fundamentalists who make up much of the far right.
These are guys, mostly, who range in age from their teens to their fifties, who have embraced misogyny as an ideology, as a sort of symbolic solution to the frustrations in their lives – whether financial, social, or sexual.
Some of them identify as Men's Rights Activists, trying to cast their peculiar struggle against what they see as the excess of feminism and the advantages of women as a civil rights issue of sorts. Alongside those who explicitly label themselves MRAs we find a great number of antifeminist and antiwomen activists we might call Men's Rights-adjacent – like those in the Skeptic and Atheist subcultures who still haven't gotten over an offhand remark Skepchick founder Rebecca Watson made about a dude in an elevator a couple of years ago.
Others proclaim themselves Men Going Their Own Way (MGTOW), declaring a sort of independence from women – while spending much of their time on message boards talking endlessly about them.
Still others see themselves as Pickup Artists (PUA), or masters of "Game," espousing elaborate "scientific" theories of male superiority while trading tips on how best to pressure or manipulate drunk women into bed. This misogynistic wing of the PUA subculture has a considerable overlap with a subset of traditionalist and far-right blogs. Many of those in what has come to be called "the manosphere" — hey, don't blame me, I didn't come up with that name — don't simply embrace misogyny; they also proudly embrace "scientific" racism and other bigotries.
Still, while some of the New Misogynists see themselves as conservatives, even "neo-reactionaries," many identify themselves as libertarians or even as liberals. Theirs is a backlash that frames itself as a step forward.
That said, there are numerous posts here that don't have anything to do with MRAs or MGTOWers or PUAs or any of their ilk. Sometimes I like to post cat pics.
Q) Ok, but you still haven't explained the mammoth thing.
A) This is a reference to a quote I once posted from a dude who felt women weren't sufficiently appreciative of what men had supposedly done for them over the ages. Here's the quote, in all of its weird glory:
We men built a nice safe world for you all the the coal-mines of death, roads, railroads, bridges and tall office buildings. Its $1,000,000 spent per death of a man on a large dangerous project on average now you can just 9-5 it and call it a day in air-conditioned and heated safety. Forget about the wars we died in and the sacrifices made just ignore history or is it now hersorty? You are accruing the benefits without ever having to pay the price you still don't have to sign up for the draft and who will protect you? The Sex and the City girls will fight off the North Koreans with their Manolo Blahniks?
Men gave you this modern world now you take it for granted we hunted the mammoth to feed you we died in burning buildings and were gassed in the trenches but that was just for fun right?
How quick and conveniently you forget who made this possible.
We gave you Leonardo da Vinci, Dostoevsky, Tolstoy not to mention countless others, Jonas Salk saved half the world from death and you just piss on it all.
This quote is such an amazing clusterfuck of misogyny, entitlement and unwarranted self-importance – not to mention historical ignorance – that the bit about mammoths became a catchphrase around here, neatly conveying pretty much everything this blog is against. And so I decided to make it the name of the blog.
Q) Wasn't this blog called Man Boobz before?
A) Yes. That was a name I came up with on the spur of the moment when I first started this blog. But it was kind of a dopey name. It didn't really fit what the blog has become, and I got a bit tired of explaining it to people.
Q) What were you thinking?
A) You see, the "Man Boobz" in question are the misogynistic dudes I write about on this blog. The term "boob," in addition to meaning "breast," can also mean "a nincompoop." It's a … double entendre? Ha ha!
Q) But you call yourself Manboobz, right?
A) No. I did post as Manboobz on a few sites, but just to identify myself as being connected to this blog. I've switched to using my real name.
Q) And what is that?
A) David Futrelle. I'm a freelance writer and blogger living in Chicago, and the guy behind the Confused Cats Against Feminism blog. For more on my illustrious career, see the David Futrelle FAQ.
Q) Do you hate men?
A) Nope.
Q) You're against the Men's Rights movement. Are you against men having rights?
A) Of course not. As hundreds of posts on this site show pretty clearly, the so-called Men's Rights Movement is a hateful, reactionary movement driven largely by misogyny and hatred of feminism. It doesn't help men. It encourages them to scapegoat women and stew in their own bitterness.
Q) Are you a feminist?
A) Well, yeah. Somehow this wasn't really a big deal to anyone until I started making fun of misogynists online.
Q) So you admit that you're not an objective journalist?
A) No one is an objective journalist. But I try to be fair and accurate and upfront about my opinions.
Q) If you're a feminist, why do you let misogynists and other trolls post comments on your blog?
A) The point of this blog is to expose misogynists and the terrible things they say. So if misogynists want to come here and expose themselves with their own words, I say, why not let them? The feminist commenters here generally enjoy batting them around like a cat toy. That said, I ban those who are abusive, and I'm now setting aside some "no-troll, no-MRA" threads for those who want to discuss the issues, or whatever else they want to discuss, without being derailed or dogged by misogynists.
Q) Are you secretly funded by the international feminist conspiracy?
A) No. I'm not funded by any organization. Some readers have very kindly given me donations. You can too, if you wish. Click that button over there on the right.
Q) Do you advocate killing children?
A) No. Misogynists are assholes, and they tend not to like this blog. So they make up ridiculous shit about me all the time. If a misogynist or MRA says something about me, it is most likely completely untrue. Check their sources, if they have any, and you'll see that their claims are bullshit.
Q) I heard some MRAs call you fat. Are you fat?
A) Yes, I am fat. This is one of the very few true things MRAs ever say about me. For some reason they like to mention this a lot, as if it's somehow a rebuttal of what I write.
Q) What's with all the cat pictures?
A) I like cats.
So you've made a joke site to make snide fun of mra extremists and fringes instead of providing a forum for meaningful discussion for people who see the skyrocketing divorce rates, cheating, suicides, bad court rulings and general widespread misappropriation of values in society . Congratulations. A site so crappy it has no value even as entertainment, just a zone for otherwise HIGHLY similar people to take adhoc opposing views and flamewar each other
Feminism should have ended when women were given the vote and were able to get into university on merit with equal chance of scholarship and the necessary advertisement, as well as access to non-elected government work again based on merit. I'm not against legitimate concerns but this incessant and unnecessary female empowerment aka pussy power tantrum ( ala the media, academia and politico, nothing against grassroots movements for a specific issue of real concern to people), being thrown since has got to stop. It highly distorts reality and is now an extremist pov in and of itself.
People who employ a phrase such as "pussy power tantrum" and declare to me when feminism should have ended are definitely my go-to source for determining who is fringe and extremist and who is not.
into university on merit with equal chance of scholarship and the necessary advertisement, as well as access to non-elected government work again based on merit as well as access to non-elected government work again based on merit.
What do all those words even mean? What's the "necessary advertisement" for getting into university? What about women's access to private sector work and to elected office?
Tarnished, if you're still reading:
Have you noticed how often people (misogynists particularly) will refer to men, boys, and … females? It's dehumanising and if people who aren't misogynists use it, they're just playing into the notion of women as less than human.
Male and female should be left as adjectives, not nouns.
LOL "we hunted the mammoth to feed you " is hilarious!
Ok Deni, so if you personally can hunt a mammoth to feed me then I think I might just be impressed enough to agree with you.
I have been reading this site for a couple months now and totally love it! I was going to donate to your funds drive but it seems it's gone now…can i still donate if I don't have a paypal account? Say with a Visa card? I can't stand the thought of kittens going hungry…
I especially love the bit where he grieves over all the men who have fought and died in war — neglecting to mention that historically, it is men who start wars.
Dear David,
I'm writing an article on the "Men's Rights" Movement and the Manosphere for a college newspaper. I remembered finding this site sometime back. While I imagine you are fairly busy, I would be interested in doing a skype interview with you about the topic if you were as well. I will understand if you would prefer not to, but as one who exposes these sites I would be interested in what you have to say.
Sorry to do this publicly…I couldn't find a "contact me" function, I imagine because you probably get flame mail from MRAs.
Ah, thank you.
Hi David. I like your idea of mocking the "manosphere" as it definitely needs to be mocked. However I wanna ask you why you don't pick up some stuff from "Return of Kings". It's a site full of misgony and general hate against humanity and it's full of disgusting pricks and evil minds. In my opinion it is alot worse than most of the stuff you blog about from the Reddit red pill sphere.
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…and historically excluded women from joining the armed forces to share in defending their nations.
About citing sources: Sou at the HotWhopper blog uses a service to archive the target web page (climate denial websites in her case). That means you can very visibly provide the link to exactly what you were reading, rather than hiding a link to whatever is present now (particularly useful if your mark decides to modify their page to look less stupid — though MRAs don't seem to mind). As a bonus, readers don't end up with MRA sites in their history. Maybe check out that system?
Here's a difference between mra's andlibertarians. MRA's think that women owe men sex and other service. Libertarians think no one owes anyone anything. Libertarians don't say all for me, nothing for you, they say everyone keep their own, unless they consent to trade or donate.
Russia gets "Pussy Riot" and all the US can manage is "Pussy Power Tantrum". It could be worse, I suppose – I bet fucking Switzerland has to settle for "Pussy Tepid Disagreement".
RE: Rilian
Libertarians don't say all for me, nothing for you, they say everyone keep their own, unless they consent to trade or donate.
And yet abortion is still something being debated about there.
RE: Phlebas
I have no idea what it is you're trying to say. What on EARTH is a Pussy Power Tantrum supposed to be, besides a riot grrl band?
LBT: I have a friend who's skeptical and science-minded .. except when it comes to his religion. He refuses to look at argument against it. Similarly, some people fail to apply libertarian principles to everything.
emilygoddes: Am I supposed to respond politely after you called me selfish, ignorant and exploitative?
There is too such a thing as my own. My own body and my own labor, at the very least. If there's no such thing as my own… then goodbye abortion rights, for one.
I've gone to this blog on and off since it was called Manboobz, and I have to say I really like it.
Now, I've done some searching, and you don't seem to have anything on coconut, also known as thatincelblogger. He's an incel, as the latter name so helpfully explains.
Cats are dumb and are already all over the damn internet as it is. We need more dog lovers. Dogs kick ass.
wrong; dogs and cats are both equally cute and neither is dumb ^_^
Can I request emus? They're majestic creatures.
Hi! I really enjoy your writing. I did not know MRA was a thing until I stumbled across your blog. I was wondering, though, are these MRA guys also supportive of gay rights? I would think they would view gay men as, like, supreme beings, since they are 1.) men, and 2.) not slaves to the poon.
Ooh! I love the new name, and have always wanted a shirt but didn't really fancy the idea of wearing the old name on my chest. Will the shirts be redesigned with the new name?
I am eternally grateful that you are so willing to wade through the toxic waste site and swamp that is the "Manosphere" to report on the troglodyte lifeforms inhabiting that unhealthy patch of land. It is a dirty job and someone has to do it. Keep hunting those Mammoths and watch out for those tar pits.
I love your site! I found you through that deceiving youtube video about domestic abuse that went viral a few days ago, the one where creative editing (let's call it that) was used, which you showed on your site. I'm so glad you did, big thumbs up to all of you!
wehuntedthemammoth, same lipstick same pig.
Found your blog just yesterday. The mammoth reference struck me instantly as I, being an archaeologist, have had countless entertaining conversations with wide range of I_don't_know_prehistory_but_Stone_Age people on why women should not pursue a career, and etc.
I really appreciate both the important topics you address and your mocking style. Thank you and best wishes!
*Sorry if any bad English, not my native language.
> Men gave you this modern world now you take it for granted we hunted the mammoth to feed you
I agree with it. You did not explain what is wrong with this viewpoint.
wait, but women hunted mammoths too….paleolific tribes didn't discriminate by gender .
check out a book called The Invisible Sex : The Role of Women In Pre-history.
Aww…is someone trying to sleep with a girl in his Introduction to Women's Studies class?
Thank you for the good work, David! Lovely website here.
David, thank you so much for being prepared to take on all the truly unspeakable slander and truly scary mentalities thrown at women by the (weirdly-named) manosphere. I keep coming back to your blog because you are one of the very small handful of (intelligent, coherent) humans who give me hope for the human race and make me realise I don't have to feel alone against all the hatred.
I just happened to stumble upon this site, as it was referred to on a MRA (as you so call it) website. What really concerns me as a guy (or male, or man, or whatever is acceptable to call myself nowadays), is the fact that 'extremist' views seem to be espoused everywhere in society, but it is the so-called 'PC' sites and blogs that seem to have a monopoly on the term, and then only to use it to point out views contrary to their own. I liken the phenomenon to the change in the use of the word 'terrorist'. It USED to mean people in some OTHER country, that may want to do harm to us here in America. Now, post 9/11, they are using the term to describe everyone from 'preppers' to disobedient/overstimulated children. Generally, anyone who doesnt 'behave' or 'conform'. I fear that there is way too much extremism, EVERYWHERE. Pro-fem, anti-fem, etc, whoever you identify yourself with, lets please not degenerate into careless use of such terms for each other. Seriously. People scare me. I have read enough, and already too much, of the hate on the internet to have much hope left for our society. If people just left other people alone, who just want to live their life, perhaps all this hollow advocacy would finally just fade away. Look in the mirror before you point a finger. Thats all im saying.
This site should be required reading for all 12 to 16 year olds, everywhere. Thanks, David. You're really inspiring.


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Glad to have found this thread after listening to Gordon Strong on Brew Smith on this topic. He makes a lot of sense, I love to see some one think out of the box. Link to show below. It should que to 19:10 into the show when they are talking about stepping specialty grains vs mashing them.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0w0Bf...bedded#t=1149s
So I assume the roasted malts will still have an affect on the pH. The grain will acidify the steeping water or the mash water if it is added at dough in or end of the mash during the vorlauf. Would we still adjust our brewing salts and water according to the spreadsheets, or is there a certain percentage of acidity or buffering that is gained or lost in the steeping process?
If it's added at the vorlauf, are we just assuming a half hour or so of sparging(diluting) isn't enough to extract tannins?
Is anyone adding brewing salts to their steeping water?
And to be clear, the (non-flavor) reasons that you add the salts are for the enzymes to work at the correct pH as they convert the starch to sugar. So when you are adding the dark grains, you are indeed lowering the pH, but that doesn't matter any more for mash purposes since you're waiting till conversion is complete.
Therefore, proceed with your salt additions as though there were no dark grains at all (I suppose that adding the grains will lower the pH in the kettle relative to a recipe with no dark grains at all, but that isn't as important of a factor in the brewing process [I think it's not totally irrelevant but I can't recall the details.])
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I sort of tried the BIAB version today. I mashed only four ounces of chocolate and waited til the final two minutes when I stir constantly to add the 8oz. of black patent to a porter I brewed. I then put the bag in another vessel and 'dunked' it in about two gallons of 170 degree water and added to the boil. I'll see if I can taste a difference in a couple weeks.
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Flying in to meet Mom on her way to a China tour in SF on Wednesday. Staying at the Prescott. Wed early dinner probably at Tadich if we can beat the crowds, Thursday dinner at Zuni.
Thinking on Thursday will spend noontime and into the afternoon at the Ferry Building. Sad to say, I've never been. I have read some reviews and blogs. I'd like your opinions of stands or shops that are not to be missed. Should I plan to stop somewhere specific and make a reservation for lunch or do a picnic kinda grazing thing?
Mom loves chocolate, so I don't want to overlook something special in that area. When over the two days can I work in a mission-style burrito? -- I've been jonesing for La Cumbre for years.
Thanks to the SF hounds for feedback on Tadich -- I know I have to be there by sixish at the latest to avoid a wait.
Anything special on display at some museum or the Exploratorium or a new store or shop or something that would be special for me and Mom to see?
If you can get over to Berkeley, you mom might enjoy touring the Scharffen-Berger chocolate factory.
On a non-farmers' market day, there's less grazing at the Ferry Building. But I think Slanted Door is the only place that would require a reservation. Just go and browse and see what appeals. One thing to remember is that the wine bar allows you to bring food in, so if you decide to go the grazing route, you can take your booty and sit with it and a glass of wine and enjoy the scene.
I like going to Mastrelli's Delicatessin, getting a sandwich, and going to the wine bar for a glass or two. You can also get a few snacks there. Their marinated olive / cheese plate is great and comes from the creamery next door. Or, Taylor's Refresher is good for a burger and a beer. There's a Sharffen Berger outlet in the ferry building, as well.
There have a smaller version of the Saturday Farmer's Market on Thursday evenings in the Summer/Fall with some vegetable stands and live music. Good timing on your visit...
On a non-market day like Thursday, I would get a variety of cheeses from Cowgirl Creamery, some nice bread from Acme, and some fruit from the Capay store, then eat it all while drinking tastes or glasses of wine at the Ferry Plaza Wine Merchant. If you want something more substantial, Slanted Door To Go and Lulu Petite both have to go items that are yummy.
Then for dessert, since she loves chocolate, go to Recchiuti and buy as many different flavors as possible and sample them all.
Then, before you leave, go to Miette and buy the chocolate sable cookies for her plane trip. They are very chocolately, crisp like shortbread, with a salty finish. Addictively good.
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Thank you for your replies and great ideas so far. I will follow up on some of the chocolatier suggestions.
We will be coming up from SFO by cab tomorrow around noonish. Should I ask the cabbie to stop along the way to Union Square to get a SF burrito at La Cumbre or get lunch after settling in at the hotel?
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If you're near Union Square I would settle in and then have a lunch at always delicious Canteen.
Here's a link to an illustrated tasting tour of the Ferry Building:
There's a taco place right next door to the Ferry Building. It is where Slanted Door and Taylor's Refresher is. Just walk outside and you will see it. It is a good burrito if not the ultimate ... or you can run around.
For food ... Boulette's Larder. Be careful about Miette. They do some things well (so I hear but have yet to taste), but so much is over-priced dreck. IIRC, the chocolate tart is good (hey, chocolatetartguy, isn't that right?) If you sit at the bar, Slanted Door is not that hard to get into and the desserts can be really good.
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The taqueria is a branch of Pancho Villa. Monday through Friday there's better Mexican food a block off the Embarcadero at Órale Órale (113 Sacramento near Drumm).
I think folks have covered the food at Ferry Building, but as far as the chocolate. rechuitti does some nice work, but not all are winners of course. I like the anise/pink peppercorn and of course their signature burnt caramel. If you don't want to trek over to XOX truffles, which are wonderful, then you can buy at Whole Foods in SF. Also, a real treat for a chocolate loving visitor is to walk up to Fog City News on market. It is close to the Ferry Building and has a fantastic selection of chocolates. A real chocolate lover could spend a fortune there. They are just bars (of all sorts) not truffles or other confections.
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Agreed about Fog City News. The staff there are also great. It's on Market between Fremont and First, right next to (one of the many) Starbucks.
There's an excellent little Mexican place for lunch - we had an excellent lunch with tasty tacos and queso fundido to share. We loved the caviar shop - it's not all terribly expensive, there's wonderful whitefish caviar that's flavored with wasabi that's under $20.00. The Creamery is fantastic - some really great cheese.
We really enjoyed the Wine Merchant, we had a bottle of wonderful Cava - and did some people watching. What a wonderful treat for your Mom.
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If by the Mexican place you mean Mijita, with the exception of a couple of things, it's not very good and it's expensive for what you get. Although there hasn't been a report for a while, there have been lots of complaints about small servings and lukewarm food.
Agreed that you can spend a fortune at Fog City News. More than you should have to, in fact, because their markups are ridiculous. For example, one of the Recchuiti chocolate bars is $7 at their shop or on their website, and $8.95 at Fog City News. And oh yeah, it's $5.95 at Confetti in the next block, which pretty much exploded the manager's justifications about his rent when I told him. Plus, they don't put prices on things, so you have to ask about each and every thing you might be interested in or risk serious sticker shock at the register. However, the selection is great and the staff is knowledgable, and if you don't mind paying the premium for that, then it's definitely worth a stop. Actually, you can do a chocolate trifecta with Fog City, Confetti (which carries Recchuiti, Neuhaus and some other premium chocolates by the piece/pound) and the See's across the street at Market and Sansome.
I'd rather spend my chocolate $$ at Recchuiti in the Ferry Building. I personally don't care that much for their herb/spice chocolates -- they're interesting but not great. But the fleur de sel caramels are divine; actually, pretty much anything with caramel is a good bet, as are the fruit flavors.


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Locust Grove defeated Eagle's Landing 35-34 in arguably one of the strangest finishes of the season Friday night.
The Golden Eagles appeared headed for victory, grabbing a late advantage when Bradley Dewberry's touchdown run with 1:23 to go gave them a 34-29 lead. Dewberry then appeared to seal the game by intercepting a Keenan Wise pass with 12 seconds to go.
Eagle's Landing then ran one play from its 1-yard line for a 1-yard gain. Locust Grove (6-2, 2-1 in Region 4-AAAA, Division A) burned its last timeout, and then, as Dewberry went to take a knee, Locust Grove's Tyler Rapes and Lucas Hughes punched the ball loose and into the hands of teammate Zach Mitchell who fell into the end zone for the score.
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La'Darrius Mathis scored a touchdown run and Justin Varner caught a touchdown pass as North Clayton (2-7, 2-3 in Region 4-AAAA, Division B) notched its second win in three games. Spalding fell to 1-6-1, 0-4 in the subregion.
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