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Jim Covaleski: Some Dim Sum for the Holidays
First off, let me start by wishing everyone a
Happy New Year.
I hope all my readers had a pleasant holiday
season and are looking
forward to the true start of the Third
Millennium. And to start
of this new chapter in the history of the world,
let's EAT! [...]
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Jim Covaleski: Doogie's and Pudgy's
Okay, first off I need to explain something. I had intended
on writing this column a LONG time ago! But just as I was getting
ready to take my Official trip out to Waterbury, I heard that
Pudgy's was running a Hot Dog eating contest. I talked it over
with Avery, and we had decided it'd be a great [...]
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Jim Covaleski: A Christmas Plea! (1999)
A thought struck me while writing my last
column. Okay, it
wasn't WHILE writing the column, it was while
I was explaining
it to my wife, Teresa. And it didn't just strike
me, she pointed
it out. But it still bugs me none the less. And it
is this:
WHY CAN'T OUR
WIVES [...]
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Jim Covaleski: Great Geek Gift Giving!
Okay Shoppers... I know what's troubling
you. You just spent
a deliriously happy "Black Friday"
malling yourself
into a spending stupor and have just
recovered from a consumerism
hangover. And through your foggy haze you
realize that you bought
gifts for EVERYONE except that [...]
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Jim Covaleski: The Big E
Okay New Englanders... it's that time of year
again. Time for our annual celebration of
conspicuous consumerism & gastronomic
excess. That's right, it's time for THE BIG E!
For those of you who don't live in this cozy
corner of our country, the Big E is short for the
Eastern States Exposition. [...]
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Jim Covaleski: Cokes and Dreams
Okay, I'm feeling the need to sound off on
a couple of things
that are bugging me lately. The first is
franchise restaurants;
specifically fast-food establishments. Correct
me if I'm wrong,
but I thought the IDEA of franchising is to give
patrons the same
menu, quality(or lack thereof), [...]
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Jim Covaleski: Visiting an Old Friend
In this season of joy, brotherhood, and
goodwill towards your
fellow man, I'm having bittersweet reminisces
of my favorite old
neighborhood bar. Actually, it all started a
couple of weeks ago,
when after a particularly BAD day at the office, I
stopped off
with a few co-workers for a quick [...]
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Jim Covaleski: A Napster User's Confession
And in this corner, weighing in at 7
gigabytes on this Napster battle is Jim
Covaleski. With a little logic and a touch of
Yothu Yindi, Jim takes on the Napster
bashers. Who will win this epic war? [...]
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